Kane took a step forward and then pushed the enemy away, his sword the advantage in terms of attack power, after all.
When the enemy realized that Kane had the advantage on that field, he tried to jump away again, but then Kane followed him with a charge followed by an overhead attack.
The enemy skillfully blocked Kane's forceful swing with his two knives, managing to momentarily hold his ground. However, his choice to combat a powerful claymore with dual knives became glaringly evident. His stance faltered, his knees buckled under the weight of the impact, and his weaponry was ill-equipped to withstand the brute force of Kane's assault.
A moment later, Kane seized the opportunity. Raising his sword, he created an opening that seemed to offer the enemy a fleeting respite. But before the enemy could capitalize on this perceived relief, Kane's sword swung down again, each blow striking with precision and determination.
