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I'd bet on the capital guys. They have two gig-damagers with an advantage in movement and initiative.

Too good of an ability not to make him the leader. In practice, of course, I'll be the one leading the fight, that is, Axel. Eh, if we win, all the glory will go to the Asian. Axel will get sidelined again 😫

Just as Alaria is the main tactician here and in the buhurt, while Alsira/Gingkink are more of an inspiration, so it may be for you.

05.03.297 — tournament in honor of the birthday of Deus Mariarnelia

Round 6, Fight 6.

Milady Alsira Vecchi d'Arcrade V Milady Nelia Vesta

For the first half of the battle, Alsira circled the arena on her pegasus, casually eating olives. Meanwhile, Nelia could only watch her opponent's meal with a displeased expression. There was nothing she could do about it.

After gathering her strength, the Knight of the Moon Shadow began her unusual dance, which gradually sapped her opponents' morale. Although Radost tried to attack, she never managed to scratch Alsira throughout the entire duel. All she could do was dance, then fly away to recover her strength, only to start dancing again. This continued until Nelia fell into despair and declared her defeat.

Note: This is not the first time the morale of the Knight of Radost has been broken in battle. Quite ironic and yet sad, given the title.

Of course, why would you need imaginary Nebk alts when you have real ones of your own.

Well, if that works from a roleplay perspective, then Axel can shout orders at everyone about what to do.

read it as "I'll be back in 2-3 hours with alts"

[23] Axel: HP (190/190), Spirit (150/150), AP (5/5), Flask (5/5); Wyvern: HP (200/200).
[23] Lester: HP (190/190), Spirit (180/180), AP (4/4), Flask (5/5).
[23] Lorican: HP (230/230), Spirit (180/180), AP (7/7), Flask (5/5).
[17] Ambrose: HP (220/220), Spirit (170/170), AP (5/5), Flask (5/5); Horse: HP (200/200).
[17] Alaria: HP (200/200), Spirit (150/150), AP (5/5), Flask (5/5).
[15] Rezara: HP (170/170), Spirit (150/150), AP (4/4), Flask (5/5).
[13] Gingkink: HP (380/380), Spirit (180/180), AP (3/3), Flask (5/5); Horse: HP (200/200).
[10] Yin: HP (150/150), Spirit (300/300), AP (3/3); Horse: HP (200/200).

Ready to start...

Waiting for Lok's response and we can start. But not sure I'll be able to finish today.

"Your Grace," Vargas sidles up to Deus. "I've been watching our fighters and wondering: do they have what it takes to make their weapons sing? For instance, milord von Himmel — he's very skilled in marksmanship; I myself could barely dodge his attacks. Yet the quartermaster issued him a stock bow. As a result, he couldn't snatch victory from milady Stefania, for whom my respect knows no bounds. Of course, skill prevailed here, but one can also feel that equipment might have played a role to some small extent. Or, for example, milord Yin — he always helps us, is exceedingly gallant, I love him more than anyone. But there's something about it, as if he's lacking a bit of impact. Exclusively in comparison with other colleagues — who have artifact upon artifact — and they don't hesitate to use them for victory," he glances at scout Orvald, who is changing his barding. "Just a thought, nothing more. I'm guilty of my own observant nature."

05.03.297 — tournament in honor of the birthday of Deus Mariarnelia

VII

Opponent: Milord Candle Lanterna, Knight of the Swift Arrow from the Archipelago of Furious Waves, servant of Lord Nilchi Imekoh, follower of the spirit of Ceres.

The battle was brief but difficult. I loosed many arrows, far more than the Knight of the Swift Arrow did. But he often dodged my attacks, while his almost never missed. No matter how hard I tried, in the end victory went to my opponent.

Note: it seems Candle bears some particular hatred for riders, and his bow is honed specifically to better hit those who ride mounts. Quite strange, but Milord Axel Von Himmel shared this observation in a private conversation as well. I have no reason to distrust a Knight of Deus.

Equipment did play a role. In all the other duels. In his favor.

Are we starting or waiting for Reven?

Start. Your chances are good as it is.

05.03.297 — tournament in honor of the birthday of Deus Mariarnelia

Round 7, fight 2.

Milord Ambrose Turbon V Milady Nelia Vesta

The fight began with Nelia assuming a defensive stance. However, this did not impress Ambrose; instead, he opted for a strategy of attrition. The Knight of Hegemony circled on Mordred around Radost, waiting for her to tire of it all. Then he charged into battle but missed. Nelia, with her axe, struck the horse. In fact, that attack marked the end of her luck; all her subsequent swings went wide.

Ambrose, for his part, made three more attacks, erring only once. That was enough to defeat the Knight of Radost.

Revan, can I keep chronicles of the battles of the Tenth against Alaria and Rezaria? Will I be paid for this?)