Where Loyalties Lie
She dug around for a little bit, the loud metals of the weapons clanking together, before escaping once more, holding a new sword.
It was long and thin, but very elegant, with an intricate handle. “This is a rapier! It’s meant for stabbing.” She threw it towards Ursa, who immediately put her hands to her face to stop it from damaging her any further. The sword clattered to the ground at Ursa’s feet, and she bent down to pick it up, admiring how light the blade was.
“Won’t this snap from fighting your swords?” Ursa asked, as if she was entertaining the idea of fighting Aisha, which she was not.
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