Lexa had woken up with the sun blasting her in the face. Feeling amazed at how well she slept in that position, she looked around at the world. "Nope... not a dream." Lexa said with a hint of an attitude in her voice. Getting up, Lexa found herself a little bit dizzy feeling from having gotten up to fast. Holding her head to make sure it was the world spinning and not her head, she waited for the feeling to pass before going down to see where Altsoba was so they could continue their training. When she arrived to the main entrance of the castle, Lexa saw the large man who brought her here standing in front the doorway to the castle with two swords drawn. He told her that the objective wasn't to kill him, but to defeat him. Lexa was provided her swords and told her that she needed to defend herself as though her very life depended on this one fight. Lexa smiled and grabbed the grips of her blades, lighting the magic circuits on her body to display a vibrant golden glow.
"You feelin' sour about me hitting you yesterday Niyol?" Lexa said with a big smile on her face, eager to enter a fight with the skilled swordsman. She altered her stand to a balanced one, placing the larger katana in a reeled back position so as to be ready to strike, and the smaller katana in front so she could block and parry quickly. Even though Lexa was looking confident, she was very unsure what the soul wizard had up his bag of tricks, and without Taranis here, she had to rely on her own ability to heal which wasn't much. Lexa's biggest hope was that the man before her was also like her, without their traveling companion for this fight. She'd also heard of opponents who were skilled enough to have large sums of spells, also hoping this was not the case with her opponent.
"You feelin' sour about me hitting you yesterday Niyol?" Lexa said with a big smile on her face, eager to enter a fight with the skilled swordsman. She altered her stand to a balanced one, placing the larger katana in a reeled back position so as to be ready to strike, and the smaller katana in front so she could block and parry quickly. Even though Lexa was looking confident, she was very unsure what the soul wizard had up his bag of tricks, and without Taranis here, she had to rely on her own ability to heal which wasn't much. Lexa's biggest hope was that the man before her was also like her, without their traveling companion for this fight. She'd also heard of opponents who were skilled enough to have large sums of spells, also hoping this was not the case with her opponent.