[Alear doesn't know what she expected, but it should've been exactly this. Thankfully she's been well trained in what to expect in combating mages, and when Griss starts, Alear is ready to face him head on.
And needless to say, Alear is just as fierce as ever. She dodges his attacks when necessary, and forces herself through them when she can't; sure she'll be feeling those in a while and her servants will be worried, but it's fine. No worse than the normal wear and tear. And while she does hold herself back to an extent, she has no problem with going as close to all out against Griss as she can.
She eventually stands above him, having knocked him to the ground with her sword at his chest--clearly far more winded and worn than when they began, but still, victorious.]
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[Alear doesn't know what she expected, but it should've been exactly this. Thankfully she's been well trained in what to expect in combating mages, and when Griss starts, Alear is ready to face him head on.
And needless to say, Alear is just as fierce as ever. She dodges his attacks when necessary, and forces herself through them when she can't; sure she'll be feeling those in a while and her servants will be worried, but it's fine. No worse than the normal wear and tear. And while she does hold herself back to an extent, she has no problem with going as close to all out against Griss as she can.
She eventually stands above him, having knocked him to the ground with her sword at his chest--clearly far more winded and worn than when they began, but still, victorious.]
I take it that was...satisfactory?