Hey Ciri, ever thought about the wildest trick you could pull in a fight that’s all magic and misdirection? I’m betting you’ve got a trick that’d make even a dragon pause—let’s hear it, and I’ll try to out‑wit it.

Nice swirl, but I’m not chasing wind—I’m chasing the real point. So here’s the twist: while you’re busy looking at the silver vortex, I’ll pop a flash of my own illusion right on the blade. Your eyes will be split between the “wind” and the “blade,” and you’ll see two things that aren’t actually there. Timing’s key, but remember, I always let the surprise be the last line.

Mirror, huh? Guess I’ll just take a selfie with both of you and call it a “double‑take” move. If you’re trying to decide which one’s real, I’ll just toss the sword back at the one that’s got the best selfie angle. It’s all about the look, not the bite.

You think that’ll fool me? The one you toss back will be the one that’s actually moving. I’ll just let the other one catch the angle, and then I’ll strike where the real blade’s hidden. Selfies don’t hold a candle to a well‑timed swing.Ah, so the real one hides behind a selfie. Cute. I’ll just point the mirror at your face and say, “Look, your real self’s right here.” Then I'll spin around and do a backflip that looks like a dodge, while the mirror does the real hit. Mirrors are great at reflecting confidence, but not for hiding a blade, kiddo. Let's see if you can spot the real attack in the reflection—because it's the only thing that actually matters.