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Having made sure that everyone was alright, Rohei shook off the splinters and thorns stuck in his hair and clothes, thanked Gulveig once again for her timely help, and then approached Eir. - Impressive technique, he praised the Grimwald. - You wield a saber beautifully. It's somewhat similar to my style, but more agile. How many of those creatures did you take down, a dozen? It was great fighting alongside you.
— Uh-huh... — Eir seemed so engrossed in the battle and the behavior of the forest spirit that Rohei's words didn't immediately register in her mind. Awkwardly clearing her throat or snorting, she quickly sheathed her saber. — The feeling is mutual! It's always nice to have a reliable partner by your side with skills equal to your own. And I didn't even count the number of enemies; I was too busy. By the way, did you damage your sword? I think it would be very unfortunate to lose such a rare weapon in these parts just because you didn't have an axe handy.