Anders attacks Gulveig
Gulveig takes 40-10=30 damage [80/110]
New here? I'm Roha — want a quick tour?
While Kalentia rested after yet another duel, she had time to carefully consider the phrase Gungnir had uttered earlier. It wouldn't leave her alone, although not for the same reason as some of her opponents. The words about cleaning could easily be either a bluff or the truth, but their essence was the same: to motivate even those participants who, under other circumstances, might not take the process seriously. And that would be fine, except the baron had gathered all of his adult pupils for his miniature tournament, including those who had never shown much interest in such things. For some reason, he wanted to test their combat readiness, even if in such imperfect conditions. In the Argalian's opinion, there was a good chance that even the winners wouldn't be able to freely dispose of their free time next week, but would be occupied with some task assigned by Gungnir. Very likely, a risky task. And if her assumptions were correct, then the unlucky cleaners weren't as unlucky as they might seem at first glance. In any case, everything should become clear soon.
Getting to her feet, the girl scanned the other contestants with her eyes and headed towards Eir.
— So, are you in the mood for another duel?
Having regained her footing, the girl scanned the crowd of contestants and spotted Eyr, heading towards her.— So, are you up for another duel?
I need a battle with Air and a table, then I'll answer.
I need a battle with Air and a table, then I'll answer.
Imelda replied to Shino with a contemptuous and fearful look, as if she were looking at an unpleasant and dangerous insect, but said nothing.
— I probably won't even be able to lift it... — The girl replied uncertainly, wanting to say something else, but didn't.
- Why are you silent?
- Yes, I think mine might be too big for you; it's better to start with something smaller, like Anders, for example - replied the swordsman. - And it's best to do it under the supervision of a teacher, otherwise you might get hurt.