Dragoncrest Cliffs war is what we live for

starting round five!

Ishum dodges her attack and as she lines up to strike again he dodges that one as well. He backs away from her, and there is a furrow of frustration in her brow as she watches him, her gaze like that of a predator stalking it’s prey. Were they here to fight? Or dance? Unfortunately, for Ishum Eske’s never been a dancer and so she seeks to take advantage of his lengthy regroup time and lunges once more. She dives for the right and quickly feigns left with the intention of pulling the same trick she’d pulled on Heda that won her their spar: to ram her shoulder into Ishum’s ribcage (although not with the intention of breaking bones). She seeks to wind him to allow her time to form another strike …not that she thinks he needs any more time to regroup. He’s already left himself open and if this were a real fight Eske would have already moved in for the kill. She does not stop to ask him if something is wrong though the consideration briefly flickers to life in her mind only to be forcibly ignored. As she would in a real fight she seeks to make any sign of weakness her advantage without mercy.