I spend the majority of the exercise watching my competition. Big and his massive body is incredibly strong but slow. If ever I do get caught by one of his attacks, it’s a sure way to die… that’s an if though. It took him seconds before he could hit and by that time he’d already dead at my feet. So-so Big is slightly quicker, but his moves are sloppy and untrained, ferocious even, moving without thinking. Teapot is surprisingly the best of the bunch, balanced and strong. He’s sure footed and has a sort of grace that only a trained fighter could do. Later, I learned that Teapot was one of my father’s warriors back in the day.
The rest of them are easy enough. It was a colorful mix of slightly confused and extremely talented people but there was one that didn’t move at all, not bothering t
