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As she charged. Immediately the swordsaint drew her two blades and quickly performed an easy feint to block one way with one blade, while she used the other to immediately swipe under the blade and knock it from the girl's hand if it sucessfully hit. Of course it was dangerous, but fortunately she was a swordsaint so had control over her swipes and movement of the blade. The danger was if Fang somehow screwed up her wielding of the blade, by all accounts the hit should not be fatal if it did hit. Since she was essentially trying knock it from her grip. Being it was wood, this was far easier to do.

Nonetheless if that did not work she would use the second blade that performed the feint to then cut across and try knock it from the otherse. The combination of both of these would likely cause the wooden sword to be knocked from the hands.

Once it ended in whatever way she disarmed the girl she would bow, before checking if she had inflicted any wounds, having sheathed both blades again, "The mistake you made was a simple one, but also dangerous if I had been a true threat. You charged and thus let emotion into your action. Emotions cloud the mind in a fight like this, charging you make it far easier to predict and thus I can easily knock the blade out. When you fight with a blade one on one, never charge, treat it like I said like a dance. Your stance is clumsy but not fatal nor was your grip. I do note you used your weaker hand though, why is that?"