Unguard Sword Fight Novels & Stories

The fight erupted in a flurry of action as William and North fought back with precision and skill, their training kicking in as they faced the unexpected threat head-on. The initial clash was swift and intense. William dodged the first guard's strike with agility, narrowly avoiding the blade aimed at him. North, on the other hand, engaged the second guard in hand-to-hand combat, his martial arts prowess evident as he deflected blows and countered with well-aimed strikes.

Khalid’s eyes blazed with a mix of resolve and frustration, mirroring my own conflicted emotions. Without a word, he lunged forward, the moon sword gleaming as it sliced through the air. Instinct kicked in, and I parried his strike with my weapon, the clash of metal against metal ringing out through the night. The moon’s eerie glow illuminated our duel, casting long shadows that danced like specters around us. With a powerful shove, we broke apart, each of us circling warily. The forest floor crunched beneath our feet, the underbrush a maze of obstacles that added an unpredictable element to our fight.

If you lose guard because your opponent doesn’t have access to his or her sword you may be in trouble. For instance, you can call your sword to come to you immediately. So if someone is fighting with you and you lose your sword out of your hand and the person loses guard you can kill the person because it doesn’t matter how far your sword has gone out from your hand you can call it to come back into to your hand. Now we are to battle for one hour. Let’s start. He raised his hand and had the same sword as mine. Bully sword versus bully sword. I shouted bully sword bully yourself now. There was no reaction from my sword.

The sound of breaking bone was added to the clang of metal as the sword fell from useless fingers, and then above all of that, came pitiful screaming. Quicker than I could track, the bargest transferred his bite to another opponent and more screams filled the night. Blood sprayed as the bargest shook his head, and I stepped aside to avoid the splatter. Two iron swords laid on the sidewalk between us and Brendan's group. I shared a quick look with Abby before we shot forward and snatched them up. We lifted the weapons as Tiernan came up beside the bargest and lifted his glowing hands. "This is an unsanctioned fight," one of the Extinguishers huffed. "We shouldn't even be here."

"Kill!" The guards roared, charging at Alexander from all sides with a deadly intent. Despite their numbers and the momentum of their assault, Alexander remained unfazed. "Want to die? I'll grant your wish!" he declared, opening his sword case to reveal the Alexa Sword. With swift precision, he began to cut through the oncoming attackers. The attack was sudden and brutal. The sword's aura surged with lethal force, and the guards fell one by one. The disparity in strength was clear with the fight ending in a one-sided massacre.

He laughs, blocking my attack. “A traitor? Says the pack that tossed me to a marriage to save their wretched selves.” I hiss just as our fight intensifies. Our swords keep clanking, no one backing down, the hit vibrating against my hold but I hold my ground, sweat drips from my face until I finally slice through his shoulder. He stumbles behind,just as I watch the guard on the floor slowly recuperate and rise to his feet.

As I ran a few steps forward, a man plunged a sword into one of our guards, then pulled it back. I staggered to a stop, watching as the man staggered to his knees, gagging, blood spluttering from his mouth. Then the Nulan soldier turned to me with a sneer. I brandished my sword at him. “Move away!” My heart slammed against my ribs hard, and I was having a hard time holding the sword at him. He walked towards me with a snarl. I jumped out of the way just in time as he thrust, and ducked when he swung, swinging. The weapon cut through his torso, dripping blood on my weapon.

They charged at me, their swords flashing in the dim light of the ring. I fought them off, my sword slicing through the air with deadly precision. I took down the first guard with a swift kick to the stomach, the second with a slash to the shoulder. The third and fourth guards fell to my sword, their cries of pain echoing through the ring. The fifth guard, the commander, Darius, was the only one left standing. He was a big man, with a scar above his left eyebrow and a sword that looked like it had been wielded by a giant.

The elder's face began to be seen clearly due to the moonlight that entered through the roof in the Hall, he began to approach the two slowly. His wrinkled face was so cynical looking at the two. "From now on! you will die," the old swordsman began to attack the two very quickly, with one breath Khalid almost slashed his throat. But someone blocked the attack, after exchanging thousands of moves. They had already destroyed everything in the Sect Hall. they switched places, after Khalid and Chyou Chen cornered the two until they broke the walls of the Hall. The old swordsman and the young swordsman who helped him were flung far out of the Sect Hall.

She jumped nimbly like a frigging monkey, her sword slashed so fast it was barely visible. Rion didn't have enough time to dodge. He hopelessly used his sword to meet hers. The poor sword broke completely. Its shards clinked pitifully to the floor. Ludriev's eyes widened in surprise. She tried to stop, but her momentum was too strong and everything happened too suddenly. Her sword grazed Rion's arm. Blood immediately seeped through his cut sleeves. Ludriev flinched and staggered backward, looking at the wound wide-eyed, and then looked up to meet Rion's eyes.