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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Someone" data-source="post: 2862545" data-attributes="member: 5656">Isida:[sblock]Harolk is living the kind of life he always wanted: free of any responsibility, and takig what he wants without giving anything in return. But lately he´s not so happy as he should be.The last few days he´s missed the duels, appearing there only to meet Querzana. His duel with her didn´t went as he wanted, as she found an opening in his guard and hit him in the first few seconds of the fight. Murmuring a goodbye, he returned home without socializing, and ignores the look that Irrigane directs him.Harolk spends then a couple days basically obsessed with the last duel. Querzana´s speed with her lighter blades is greater, and he need all his strenght to move his swords harder to block her attacks, but likewise he´s not able to parry properly Harolk´s heavy blades, forcig her to partially dodge. Therefore, if he wants to win he must increase the strenght in his wrists, and change the holding enough to better balance the swords. The rest of the time he´s training, and only sometimes, sleeping, as the thought of "winning" her keeps his awake most of the night.When he drops exhausted, he wonders what´s happening to him. The subterranean stream of unconscious thoughts and feelings cannot be deciphered by a man of his maturity and self awareness, but he´s not sure if he likes it or not. Damn, if he´s not able to get Querzana out of his head he´s going to go crazy. He needs some distraction, and by the way, didn´t the guys he worked with the last month arranged a dinner? A night out without thinking on swords will do good to him.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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