Gideon studies him for a minute, then shrugs. She won't insult him by asking if he's sure, and anyway, it's not like she'll hurt him that bad. She does this right, he'll feel it from his collarbone to the tips of his fingers—but not in a way that lasts too long. That's why she recommended breaking bones first. A good disarm, you really hope they can't pick the sword back up again.
She rocks back on her heels, throws herself forward as if attacking, and then side-steps and twists, slamming the flat of her blade against the medial epicondyle of Galahad's bent arm, just above the point of his elbow, where the ulnar nerve is closes to the skin. She pulls it a little—again, not trying to break bone—but not a lot.
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Date: 2024-08-07 05:18 pm (UTC)She rocks back on her heels, throws herself forward as if attacking, and then side-steps and twists, slamming the flat of her blade against the medial epicondyle of Galahad's bent arm, just above the point of his elbow, where the ulnar nerve is closes to the skin. She pulls it a little—again, not trying to break bone—but not a lot.