Sure thing. The Sword of the Dragon is basically a loop of timing and cooldown. Each slash has a 1.2 second window, and if you hit the same enemy twice in that window, you trigger a chain that grants a 0.5‑second stun. The key is to sync your move order with the enemy’s phase; the first move should be a high‑damage “rush” to break their guard, then a quick “slice” to set up the stun. Also note that the sword’s special “breath” ability has a 10‑second cooldown but does triple damage if you’ve landed three consecutive hits. So if your combo list is “rush, slice, slash, rush,” you’re already primed for that breath. Just watch out for the enemy’s counter‑attack timer; it resets after every successful block, so you’ll need a filler move like a quick parry or a dodge between the big hits. That’s the gist—align your rhythm, keep the counter‑attack window open, and you’ll dominate the field.

Sounds like you’re going to turn that dance into a full‑blown performance. Just remember the 1.2‑second window is tighter than a spreadsheet, so if your rush lands off by even a tenth, the slice might just miss the rhythm. Keep the breath ready for when you hit that triple, and I’ll be counting your moves in the back. Good luck, and try not to get too excited—no one likes a dancer who throws a tantrum at the last frame.

Just keep the tempo steady and the breath locked in. I’ll be watching for the rhythm—no drama, just precision. Good luck, and may the dragon roar in your favor.