Dungeon Swordsmanship Debate, [Sword Princess] Ais Wallenstein!

[Sword Princess] Ais Wallenstein!

If I were the one giving that White-Haired Boy advice and commands from the sidelines, what kind of advice and commands would I give?

The Sword Princess thought about it and began to try.

"Take two and a half steps to the right, dodge the sweeping attack—the claw strike—and slash across!"

The Minotaur took a sword strike to the abdomen.

"Jump back, hold your sword upright in front of you, block the punch, and bleed off the force in midair."

Bell was sent flying, yet he landed perfectly after dissipating the impact.

The Minotaur has exposed an opening. Charge forward and thrust, delivering a fatal blow.

The Sword Princess thought that the Supporter Boy would share her judgment, but he gave different instructions instead.

"Don't rush in. Keep weakening your opponent."

Bell stopped himself just in time. He had indeed been about to charge at the wide-open Minotaur and follow up with an attack.

Why not seize the opportunity to attack?

The Sword Princess was puzzled, but she soon noticed the wounds on the Minotaur's body and suddenly understood.

I'm demanding that the young man fighting the Minotaur do things I can do myself. I didn't consider that the White-Haired Boy might lack the strength to deal a fatal blow to the Minotaur. If that happened, he could very well be severely injured by the Minotaur's counterattack...

Once she realized this, the Sword Princess looked at the Supporter Boy differently. She understood that he had completely put himself in the young man's shoes, giving advice and commands based on the young man's own abilities.

Of course, he also left some room for the young man himself to fight freely.

In Ais's eyes, the young man's swordsmanship was not particularly exquisite, but it felt solid and dependable.