If it was a difficulty, it's one Link has more than overcome by now. Back in his home of Hyrule, there's no one who comes even close to Link's skill with a blade.
Left handed or otherwise.
For now, though, Link does not draw his weapon. Instead, he takes a moment to walk over to a nearby tree. Bends down to pick up a stray fallen branch. And then gives it a few quick swishes through the air, testing the weight of it. Only then does he come back to face Shu - because he's absolutely not going to test a beginner with a bladed weapon.
"Follow me, and block my strikes," he says, as he starts to move and circle around her. Then, when she seems comfortable enough keeping the shield facing towards him - he strikes forward with the branch.
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Date: 2024-09-16 04:20 am (UTC)Left handed or otherwise.
For now, though, Link does not draw his weapon. Instead, he takes a moment to walk over to a nearby tree. Bends down to pick up a stray fallen branch. And then gives it a few quick swishes through the air, testing the weight of it. Only then does he come back to face Shu - because he's absolutely not going to test a beginner with a bladed weapon.
"Follow me, and block my strikes," he says, as he starts to move and circle around her. Then, when she seems comfortable enough keeping the shield facing towards him - he strikes forward with the branch.