The Promise of Dawn - Part 7

A flick of his wrist, and Ingolsol's sword swung, his face a mask of confidence. Even being cut back as he was, after the difference between the two of them was made so obvious in the realm of swordsmanship, his arrogance hardly abated.

He was several metres short of landing an attack with the edge of his sword – but he didn't need to, for the lightning that he'd kept there leapt from it, and like a bolt – far faster than Ingolsol himself was capable of moving in that form – it shot off from the end of his weapon, and thundered past Dominus' side.

With a line of blood, he landed the first significant strike of their feet. His smile widened in satisfaction. His teeth were frighteningly white against the dark of the night.

"Do you see?" He asked. "How amusing is it, that you have spent tens of thousands of hours honing your blade, and I'm able to dismiss it all, by fighting in a realm you have no idea of?"