"This girl has the makings of a Great Swordsman!"
On Noah, Imu gave his assessment of Yami-hime.
Then his gaze shifted to Akame. According to the "original work," Akame's talent for Swordsmanship was no less than Yami-hime's.
It was just that their combat styles differed somewhat because of their respective experiences.
Akame leaned toward being an assassin.
She never cared about fairness or justice, nor did she care about a swordsman's etiquette.
Everything she did was to kill the target quickly and complete the mission.
Yami-hime, on the other hand, was a pure swordswoman. She liked to exchange blows with someone for a while before cutting them down head-on, and she valued the various rules between swordsmen.
But now, both of them were using the Teigu Murasame, which had a "one-hit kill" effect.
"I really didn't expect that old man Yami's granddaughter to have such high talent."
Esdeath, standing beside Imu, surveyed Yami-hime below in surprise.
As an admiral of the Imperial Navy, she had crossed hands several times with Yami Tsukahara, the Sword Saint of Divine Harmony.
Although she had held the advantage each time, she had never been able to keep him.
"Besides her own talent, it should also have something to do with her environment."
"Swordmaster Hall manages all the Swordsmanship manuals from the various worlds under the World Government."
"And with Mihawk, Yami Tsukahara, Gion, and other powerful Swordsmen teaching her, the foundations on both sides simply aren't on the same level."
Listening to Imu's explanation, Esdeath, Akame, Mikasa, and the others nodded thoughtfully.
They found it perfectly reasonable. Yami-hime's conditions were simply too good.
The Land of Iron where Daito lived was far inferior.
Still, the fact that he could comprehend a sword technique like Samurai's No Regrets meant his talent was outstanding as well.