Gabby thought to himself:
"I can finally dive into reading Tipsy Steel of the Grandmaster: The Art of Drunken Sword, Book 1 by Raron. I'm not aiming for anything grand, but I want to master this sword style as an alternative to the Heavenly Swordstyle.
No one must know that I'm a wielder of the Dragon's swordsmanship.
I spent eight straight hours reading, fully immersed in the book. I was able to understand the basics and learn the forms of the Drunken Swordstyle.
This sword style copies the unsteady, unpredictable movements of someone who looks drunk. Even though it seems clumsy, it's a very skilled and tricky way to fight.
The Drunken Swordstyle has six forms.
My conclusion? It looks more like a clown's dance and fun to watch, but not something you'd rely on in a real battle. It goes against the noble values of swordsmanship with its wild, tricky, and unpolished style.
It's also very hard to master. It takes great control, balance, and the ability to improvise.
