Once upon a time, in a distant and mysterious land, there existed a kingdom known as Thralldom. This was no ordinary kingdom; it was ruled by a cruel and tyrannical monarch named King Vortigern. King Vortigern had a sadistic fascination with games of life and death, and his latest creation was a macabre spectacle that would chill the hearts of all who witnessed it. In Thralldom, there was a vast arena, surrounded by towering, ominous walls, and it was here that King Vortigern’s horrific game was played. The game was called “Swordball,” and it was a twisted blend of sport and brutality. The rules were simple yet deadly. Participants, often prisoners or those who had crossed the king, were forced into the arena. Each contestant was armed with a sword and a single, razor-sharp, metal ball. The objective was to throw the ball at one’s opponents with all one’s might, and if it struck anyone, that person would be instantly killed. The crowd, composed of both nobles and commoners, would cheer and jeer as the participants, with fear in their eyes, desperately tried to avoid the deadly projectiles while launching their own. It was a gruesome spectacle, with bloodshed and death as the ultimate outcome. Among those unfortunate souls condemned to play this dreadful game were a brave knight named Sir Cedric and a skilled archer named Elara. Both had been imprisoned for daring to speak out against King Vortigern’s tyranny. Their love for each other and their unyielding spirit gave them the strength to endure. As the game began, the contestants hurled the metal balls with all their might, a relentless rain of death filling the arena. Sir Cedric and Elara, however, chose a different path. Instead of targeting their fellow prisoners, they decided to defy the king’s cruel intentions. They used their skills to deflect the incoming projectiles, protecting their fellow participants as best as they could. The crowd grew restless, and King Vortigern’s frustration mounted as his sadistic entertainment was turning into a display of defiance. He ordered his guards to intervene, but the people of Thralldom, moved by the courage of Sir Cedric and Elara, started to rise against the king’s brutality. A revolt erupted within the arena, and chaos reigned. The guards, overwhelmed by the angry crowd, were forced to retreat. The prisoners-turned-rebels seized the opportunity to overthrow the oppressive regime, and with Sir Cedric and Elara leading the way, they stormed the palace. In a climactic confrontation, King Vortigern was dethroned, and the era of Swordball came to an end. Thralldom was finally free from the tyrant’s grip, and the people rejoiced. Sir Cedric and Elara were hailed as heroes, their love and courage inspiring the kingdom to rebuild itself into a land of justice and compassion. The gruesome game of Swordball was buried in history as a dark reminder of the cruelty that could be inflicted by those in power. And in its place, a new era of peace and unity began, where the strength of the human spirit triumphed over cruelty and oppression.
Imo rapture strat is go fast back and forth with someone and then use it on someone else outside cause the other guy that you’re parrying with will almost always just be ready to deflect anyway
