The second duel started quickly, with the Weisbach family sending out Henry to contend.
The opposing side sent out a noble as their competitor, and naturally, the Wolf Family could not take this lightly, deploying Viscount Heinrich himself to enter the fray.
Both men wielded single-handed straight swords, favored in noble duels for their elegant and elongated blades.
From the looks of the fight, both parties seemed to be contesting in terms of sheer strength, reflexes, and swordsmanship skills without employing any extraordinary abilities—perhaps because they were not Transcendents themselves, merely ordinary people who had absorbed extraordinary power.
It was also possible they were deliberately concealing their true strengths, as there was no need for nobles to fight to the death in knightly combat.
