(Just remember, this is what Sin does, "professionally" so he might not be as successful as he hopes. Plus even though he spent time in his demon test, probably fighting for survival, so did she and hers happened to be specialized in hand to hand because they're combat bracers. So, she really is wanting him to focus on learning that sword. Because once he does that, the skills can carry over and he won't just be swinging around some big thing with no plan or skill to it. )<br/><br/>Sin wasn't thrown off by how he was acting. She'd fought plenty of different people before with all kinds of different styles. She'd seen people do things like this before, take a beating to find an appropriate point to turn things around. Of course, the problem was they were still taking a beating, so they wouldn't walk away from the fight clean.<br/><br/>He was able to catch her punch, throwing her off guard momentarily, though, as he'd seen before her bracers could change forms. As he lowered down, the bracer on her right hand returned to it's ring form temporarily  loosening his grip enough for her to slip her hand downward and out, even using that pull to lean backwards and avoid his uppercut, telegraphed by his dropped knee.<br/><br/>Even if she was better at close combat and comparable in strength, she couldn't risk staying too close. If he managed to get a firm enough grip and pin her there wouldn't be much she could do. So she actually did a quick kick to his lowered chest, using that to push herself backwards and get some distance from him.<br/><br/>"You think I haven't seen these tricks before? I've been a pirate since I was barely more than a child, if you want to survive, everyone fights, even a child. *Sigh* You're wasting my time. If you'd really rather play the coward, the least you can do is go crawling back home to daddy so I can get back my crew. You and Wiska can live happily ever after in your castle and just watch her ass get fatter and fatter. Or you can PICK UP that damn sword and I can show you how to actually USE it." She growled annoyedly. "Or maybe I should just take it... Hey!" She said directing her self towards the sword now. "This guy can't handle you. I can. In fact, if you'd let me hold you without trying to 'bite' me or pull some other trick, I could even use you to properly kick his ass. Whatta ya say?" She asked. She didn't expect to get a response, after all, it was the sword and Seydon who formed a pact, not her. But maybe he'd finally get in the mindset to actually embrace the training as it was intended.