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[Simon] Ah, you must be a skilled practitioner of magic. Mmm, you must one of those Wizards. High Wizards? I can't really tell the difference. Ah, may I be of service to you?
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[Simon] I'm surprised that you chose to practice magic: judging from your build, I'd say that you'd be well suited to wielding a sword. Haha, but that's just a humble Knight's opinion.
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[Simon] Wait, are you asking me to teach you a Push-Back attack technique? You can defend yourself using spells like Fire Wall or Fire Bolt much more effectively, right?
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But at close range...
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[Simon] Oh, I see. Yeah, Wizards aren't very effective in close range battles. Okay, I can see why you'd want to learn some Push-Back technique. Alright, I can teach you a few basics.
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[Simon] Now, every adventurer knows the fundamentals of attacking. You strike, and then ready your next action, which is either another strike, a dodge or a guard. Simple stuff, right?
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[Simon] To push an enemy back, you've got to attack using a strike with continuous force. It's all in the follow through. Now, if you strike the head, the push distance will be too short.
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[Simon] If you deliver a pushing strike to the legs, your enemy will fall towards you. The best target for pushing attacks is the torso since it allows more control of the push.
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[Simon] Well, I've explained pushing as best as I can. Concentrate and practice the theory on your own, and you should be able to do it. Good luck on your travels, adventurer~
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[Simon] Make no mistake: swordplay is an art. The techniques may seem brutish at first glance, but there's a keen strategy that Knights innately understand.
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