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The excursion turned out to be not only extremely informative and allowed Calentia to better understand Rutger's way of thinking, but also managed to lift her spirits. Therefore, when visiting the Countess to submit a report on the friendly duels assignment, the Argalian also made sure to personally thank Hecate for organizing the excursion.
"Our group decided that it would only be fair if two of our best duelists represented Baldur in the series of friendly duels – Reynold, the most talented of Gungnir's students and the champion of the Tamfana military tournament, and Rohei, a highly capable warrior from Mirai.
The first duel took place between Rohei and Meinrad. According to his account, Rohei immediately went on the offensive, striking his opponent with a katana, after which he parried his opponent's attempt to counterattack and, taking advantage of a favorable moment, delivered a second blow, ending their duel with Rohei's victory.
The second duel took place between Rohei and Sebastian, but it did not receive proper approval. As Rohei quickly realized, simply being near his opponent negatively affected the condition of his equipment. Not wanting to be left without his rare weapon far from his homeland, where he could obtain a replacement, he decided to end the duel and conceded defeat.
The third duel took place between Rohei and Raimund. Judging by how our friend spoke about it, it was one of the most interesting and intense duels of his life, and while his opponent managed to land several blows on him, he skillfully avoided most of the attacks. Nevertheless, possessing an unwavering warrior spirit, Rohei still managed to overcome Raimund, catching him off guard during one of his attacks.
The fourth duel took place between Reynold and Tyros. In a way, this was the opposite of the duel between Raimund and Rohei – this time, the Baldur representative skillfully avoided any attacks, while the Mirkorian stubbornly continued to fight, despite the barrage of blows directed at him. The main difference was that Tyros failed to land a single blow on Reynold before his strength gave out, and he was forced to concede defeat. Nevertheless, it cannot be said that Tyros performed poorly – Reynold spoke very positively about his opponent and said that he could not shake the feeling that a single accurate hit from Tyros could have ended the duel in his favor.
The fifth duel took place this week, between Reynold and Burgundy. Victory was achieved with Reynold's very first hit – having noticed a vulnerability in his opponent's defensive stance, he did not fail to take advantage of it, as a result of which he prevailed over his rival."
"Our group decided that it would only be fair if two of our best duelists represented Baldur in the series of friendly duels – Reynold, the most talented of Gungnir's students and the champion of the Tamfana military tournament, and Rohei, a highly capable warrior from Mirai.
The first duel took place between Rohei and Meinrad. According to his account, Rohei immediately went on the offensive, striking his opponent with a katana, after which he parried his opponent's attempt to counterattack and, taking advantage of a favorable moment, delivered a second blow, ending their duel with Rohei's victory.
The second duel took place between Rohei and Sebastian, but it did not receive proper approval. As Rohei quickly realized, simply being near his opponent negatively affected the condition of his equipment. Not wanting to be left without his rare weapon far from his homeland, where he could obtain a replacement, he decided to end the duel and conceded defeat.
The third duel took place between Rohei and Raimund. Judging by how our friend spoke about it, it was one of the most interesting and intense duels of his life, and while his opponent managed to land several blows on him, he skillfully avoided most of the attacks. Nevertheless, possessing an unwavering warrior spirit, Rohei still managed to overcome Raimund, catching him off guard during one of his attacks.
The fourth duel took place between Reynold and Tyros. In a way, this was the opposite of the duel between Raimund and Rohei – this time, the Baldur representative skillfully avoided any attacks, while the Mirkorian stubbornly continued to fight, despite the barrage of blows directed at him. The main difference was that Tyros failed to land a single blow on Reynold before his strength gave out, and he was forced to concede defeat. Nevertheless, it cannot be said that Tyros performed poorly – Reynold spoke very positively about his opponent and said that he could not shake the feeling that a single accurate hit from Tyros could have ended the duel in his favor.
The fifth duel took place this week, between Reynold and Burgundy. Victory was achieved with Reynold's very first hit – having noticed a vulnerability in his opponent's defensive stance, he did not fail to take advantage of it, as a result of which he prevailed over his rival."