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Re: Family Matters (AshPrince) GMed by Hafnium
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The swordsman turned aside Elizabeth's thrust easily, which was not surprising as, after all, it was simply to test him. But the man didn't overextend himself as his steel connected with the heiress's own in order to parry the blade. In the same fluid motion, his sword came back, flat of the weapon aimed directly for the rogue's primary sword-arm, which she managed to dodge out of the way of. The blade came at her again, from the end of its first arc, this time Elizabeth blocked the sword with her parrying dagger. Before she could exchange her own counterattack or reposition herself, the lightning quick swordsman's blade was moving downward at the outside of her thigh. She couldn't block that one or dodge before the flat of the blade connected with her leg, leaving a stinging sensation.
And her cousin seemed primed to continue, attempting to force her on the defensive. He was in a battle dance, of sorts, and his attacks were only coming quicker and quicker.
Elizabeth Silver: HP = 44/53, PP = 41, EP = 38, Status = Fine.
(I'm assuming a full 20:20 attack:dodge exchange on the defensive strike here.
Attack: 9 + 52 - 20 = 41 vs 55. Elizabeth misses.
Erhard counterattacks! Attacks: 8 + 58 - 12 = 54, 20 + 58 - 12 = 66, 10 + 58 - 12 = 56, all vs 63. One hits.
Damage: 6 + 26 - 4 - 10 = 18 / 2 = 9 damage.
Attack: 9 + 52 - 20 = 41 vs 55. Elizabeth misses.
Erhard counterattacks! Attacks: 8 + 58 - 12 = 54, 20 + 58 - 12 = 66, 10 + 58 - 12 = 56, all vs 63. One hits.
Damage: 6 + 26 - 4 - 10 = 18 / 2 = 9 damage.
The swordsman turned aside Elizabeth's thrust easily, which was not surprising as, after all, it was simply to test him. But the man didn't overextend himself as his steel connected with the heiress's own in order to parry the blade. In the same fluid motion, his sword came back, flat of the weapon aimed directly for the rogue's primary sword-arm, which she managed to dodge out of the way of. The blade came at her again, from the end of its first arc, this time Elizabeth blocked the sword with her parrying dagger. Before she could exchange her own counterattack or reposition herself, the lightning quick swordsman's blade was moving downward at the outside of her thigh. She couldn't block that one or dodge before the flat of the blade connected with her leg, leaving a stinging sensation.
And her cousin seemed primed to continue, attempting to force her on the defensive. He was in a battle dance, of sorts, and his attacks were only coming quicker and quicker.