The news that Klaus was, in fact, an archer and not a fencer, soon spread throughout the stadium and broadcasts, surprising not only the North Dakota team members, but also the general public. As the information spread like wildfire, a buzz of murmurs and questions filled the room.
Was it possible for an archer to successfully face four talented fencers in a row, not using a bow, but a sword?
Klaus remained unfazed by the conversations around him, because he could not even distinguish them from mere noises. He knew he had a duty to fulfill, not only for the sake of his team, but also to prove to himself that the last few weeks of so much effort had not been in vain.
Since the rules didn't allow more than one person to fight someone alone, they would all be individual duels, but they would all be in sequence and that would definitely be exhausting for Klaus.
The first fencer from North Dakota, a girl with short hair, advanced decisively towards Klaus.
