Japanese sword

Mei went spiraling backward into the brick wall. She clenched her teeth and glared at the man before her. She slowly pushed herself off of the ground. Her turquoise eyes exploded with anger. She threw herself at the man only to be hit in the stomach. She fell to the ground, rolling a couple of times. She peeled her body from the ground, wiping the blood that began to drip from her nose. She ran forwards punching the man in the jaw. A loud snapping noise echoed throughout the alley as the man's head

In Medieval times weapons were a necessary part of life to protect them from enemies and invaders. Some of the weapons include swords, polearms, and range weapons. Swords were most commonly used. Polearms is a closed combat weapon. Ranged weapons are used to launch things. A Falchion is a single-edged sword that you use with one hand. The Falchion looks like a modern machete with a crossguard. It is a close armed weapon. It was developed from butcher’s knives and farmers’. The weight is more near

A/N Sorry for the wait, I had to go to a party plus I just got Overwatch. Disclaimer: I do not own PJO or HoO. Percy I hurtled through the ground faster than a jet, homing in on the power signal of Kronos and his fellow titans where they were stationed in Canada to make it harder for the gods to find them. I grinned because they were all in one place, which would make it much easier to slaughter all of them. I burst out of the ground to see Kronos, Hyperion, and Krios staring at me. My grin only

Two figures dance around each other, both in crude armor. One wields a machete the other had a spear. The crowd screams at them to spill blood. Around them fallen bodies lay, their blood seeping into the hot sand. Neither attacks. The screaming continues. A large fruit soars through the air and hits the sand. It breaks open and spills its rotting meat in a pop of juice. More projectiles follow before one hits the swordsman. The spear wielder lunges and pierces the opponent through the abdomen. The

Ch. 9 “Working Together” One common element in our faith that all groups of believers agree on, in one way or another, is the need of fellowship. This concept comes is referred to many times in Scripture. It is a tenant of any religion really; the desire to be around or work alongside others who agree with you and your ideals. This is true especially for those who are united “in Christ” and reconciled into God’s own family. So how does this fellowship concept translate into actual working ministry

Sword clashed against shield. I struck again and kicked the shield. Only one could win, the other one had to die. Sweat covered my body. I lifted my arm, and slashed the shield once more. My body felt sore. The only thing motivating me was staying alive. My relentless opponent kept defending against my attacks. I kept slashing, and my opponent kept protecting himself with his shield. This had been going on for two hours already, and it was taking all of my exertion. I slashed again, and my opponent

Chapter 1 Blocking an incoming strike from the Beowulf with the dagger in my left hand I quickly use my other free hand to cut both its hand and stab it’s head Pulling the dagger back, I observe my surrounding and notice all 3 of my clone already dispatch the rest of the Grimm ‘So, how is it Hassan, did I improve?’ I ask the heroic spirit inside of me ‘Hm… your strike is still sloppy, your attack is also straight forward, you still can’t work together with your clone. What else..

was the sword. Throughout the middles ages, metals were developed to withstand more abuse and thus became more effective (Iannuzzo). The metals now had to strong enough to pierce through the newly developed armor of the time (Revell, "Armour"). The use of carbonized iron, which was heated, beaten, and cut the process repeated many times over to form a solid and durable and lighter than previous swords. The double edge sword was far superior in strength and sharpness of the other swords of the

Their gossip over a nice cup of tea had been over many centuries ago. Julu stared at Pinnah, unsure what he was doing, as he stood side by side with Matthew, his face showing its normal military posture, and his hand holding on to the hilt of his sword, which was still cased up in its scabbard. She smiled towards him, pleased that he had followed the queen’s orders. “Come general,” Zantha beckoned, her voice going as softly as it

The Freer Dagger, called such because it currently resides in the collection of the Freer Gallery, is an example of the finely crafted arms and armory created in the Islamic world throughout history. (Fig 1) However, despite it taking the form of a weapon, the construction, materials, and decoration of this dagger suggests that it was most likely not used for combat purposes, but instead served primarily as a symbolic accessory, or a form of protective amulet. The blade is made of curved watered