Rajveer saw a Japanese swordsman issuing an open challenge to everyone and defeating his opponents in the blink of an eye. Everyone began to think that he had black magic, but Rajveer still accepted the challenge. The rules were simple: disarm opponents without killing or severely injuring them.
Rajveer and Satoshi took their positions to fight, and the fight began. In the very next second, Rajveer fell to the ground, but he still had his sword, so he wasn't defeated yet. He stood up with a smile, shocking Satoshi with his defense.
Both warriors realized that they had finally found a worthy opponent. Rajveer understood that Satoshi didn't have black magic but was incredibly fast, just like his teacher Sakumo Sokudo. When Rajveer mentioned his teacher's name, Satoshi was terrified since Sakumo was his clan leader.
They fought for five minutes, and people watching were scared as they couldn't even see the fight. After disarming Satoshi, rajveer wins and they became good friends and talked about their training. Sakumo Sokudo was feared for his speed worldwide, and Rajveer was trained under him to excel in speed in sword fighting.
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Sakumo's training was hard as he teaches rajveer under water to get speed .
He said that if a swordsmen is fast even in underwater he might be a threat speedy above water. )
Satoshi revealed that he and his clan came to Bharatvarsh to meet Sakumo and take him back to Japan. Rajveer sadly told him that Sakumo had passed away, but Satoshi found comfort in living in Bharatvarsh and learning their language.
During a meeting in the capital of Bharatvarsh, Rajveer and Satoshi learned of a looming threat from Europe.
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Despite his love for tradition, Rajveer had a European guru and tailor who crafted him a unique mix of European and Indian warrior armor to get aerodynamically fast and comfortable in sword fighting. Would this attire be enough to protect his kingdom from the European threat? The answers lie ahead in this thrilling chapter.