The Luna of Death
I sidestepped, bringing my own blade up to block his, the sound of metal meeting metal ringing in the air.
He didn’t hold back, and neither did I. The clang of our swords echoed across the training ground as we danced around each other, the power of our movements shaking the earth beneath our feet. I could feel Rykor’s strength, but I knew mine was different. My fighting style had always been a reflection of my curse—efficient, deadly, and precise.
I pushed him back, circling him, looking for an opening. My movements were fluid, each step calculated, each strike calculated to weaken him just enough. Rykor was quick, though—too quick, it seemed. He countered every move with ease, his form flu
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