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... was somewhat reminiscent of Nobunaga’s—focused, patient, deadly. Fighters like that waited until their opponent showed a flaw, or until they could force one. Only then would they strike.
A single killing blow.
Anything less wasn’t worth it.
That was the essence of draw-cutting. In most cases, you only got one shot. One precise draw, one clean kill.
But the swordsman never found that moment.
From his perspective, Silva had no openings. No matter how he ana ...
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