Dragon-kissed
“I brought my hands up in front of my head in a triangle shape. This was basic Kuma-wani defense inspired by the way our sigil dragon cuts smoothly through water like an eel. It made use of our forearm guards, made of walrus bone held together by leather. Timing, speed and muscle memory were all crucial because we needed to make the strikes fall on the angles of our forearm and end up precisely where we wanted them.
“As you know full well, most of the lingo used in sword-fighting doesn’t strictly talk about angles of strike, only body targets. For instance, shomen-uchi is a strike to the head, do-uchi is a strike to the side and so on. Still, from my intimate knowledge of those targets, I ca
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