Thinking this, Ron finished a bottle of water, stood up and said, "There's also a greatsword and a saber. I'll take you to change them."
Shi Xi: "Or you can tell me where to change, and I'll go by myself."
"It's alright, I can help you with your advice." Ron led Shi Xi outside.
On the way, Ron couldn't help but ask again, "Is this really your first time fencing?"
He felt he had been dealt a blow.
Shi Xi smiled and said, "I've already said that I used to learn a little swordsmanship, but it was Chinese swordsmanship, which is completely different from Western swordsmanship."
"Is it Tai Chi sword?" Ron had some knowledge of Chinese swordsmanship.
"Tai Chi sword is one of the swords I know," Shi Xi said. "If you want to see it, I can demonstrate it for you later."
Ron pressed further, "Then what's the difference between Tai Chi sword and foil sword?"
“There are many differences, even the blade and hilt are different. Furthermore, Chinese swordsmanship doesn't have competitions like this anymore; it's gradually declining.” Shi Xi paused, then said, “Could you introduce the épée? Is it very offensive?”
The foreign language for greatsword is duellingsword, which means sword for dueling.
It sounds very aggressive.
Ron explained, "The greatsword is also a purely thrusting weapon. Only a strike with the tip of the sword is effective; a strike with the blade horizontally is ineffective."
However, it has many effective target areas, including the torso, legs, arms, and helmet.
Furthermore, the most vulnerable part of the body to be struck with a grenades is the hand.
At this point, Ron glanced at Shi Xi.
He hadn't forgotten what Shi Xi had just said.
Shi Xi said, "If it's a sword fight, hitting the opponent's hand is the quickest and most effective method."
The fencing hall offers a wide variety of swords, including foils, épées, and sabres.
However, these swords are all very light.
At least for Shi Xi, it is relatively lightweight.
Even a heavy sword, Shi Xi could easily lift.
When choosing a sword, Shi Xi saw a very nice one and reached out to take it.
As a result, the other person reached out and simply took the sword away.
The heavy sword didn't look light, because the person holding it lifted it twice and then put it back.
Shi Xi didn't pay any attention and reached out to pick up the sword.
It was indeed heavier than the one she had just tried.
"Wait, I haven't decided which one to choose yet. Put all the swords back," the girl who had just been choosing said, stopping Shi Xi.
Shi Xi looked over.
The girl was wearing a dress, her long brown hair was tied in pigtails, and her makeup was so exquisite that she looked like a porcelain doll, and she appeared completely harmless.
It has absolutely no connection to a sport like fencing.
Shi Xi glanced at the doll and said, "The foil next to you suits you better."
The doll retorted angrily, "I know what kind of sword suits me!"
As for you, a newbie, if you don't know how, don't choose such a difficult greatsword!
Also, you are not allowed to take this sword until I have chosen one!
Shi Xi had finally managed to pick out a heavier sword, and now, being provoked like this, she smiled and asked, "Is this sword yours?"
Ron, who was standing next to him, said, "These swords are provided by the fencing hall; first come, first served."
The doll's face was flushed, and it seemed that few people would go against her wishes.
"I don't care! I'm a VIP member here, believe me or not I'll call the manager!" the doll snapped.
Ron said, "What a coincidence, I'm also a VIP member. Should we call the manager over and let him settle this?"
Not wanting to cause any more trouble, Shi Xi put the sword back and said, "It's alright, you can choose first."
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