Juniper had hesitated too long before making her attack while Geir was unbalanced, she knew she would regret that later on. She dodged every swing of the sword, building time until she could attack herself. She was reluctant to be in offense, fearing that she would go too far and cut him. He looked fragile and she couldn't risk it. Instead she planned to remain on the defensive, blocking every swing until Geir left an opening for her to take advantage. She already noticed that accuracy was a slight issue for him.<br/><br/>Picking up her speed, she pushed back every attack he made. It became tiring after a while, she felt a growing tremble in her arms, she wasn't used to holding such a heavy weapon for so long. Immediately she changed tactic, she had no choice but to attack. Pushing Geir back once more, she made her charge at him.<br/><br/>Not paying attention to the fight, Aynir rolled over to Razeth and leaned against her. She appeared to be keenly watching her master and so Aynir made no fuss to disturb her. In fact, he followed example and raised his eyes to Juniper. He could see that she was struggling but too stubborn to show it to anyone; he was able to read the signs. He wished his master luck.