Stepping through footwork while swinging a sword in every direction from within the circle, and circling around the outside while following and meeting those sword strikes in response.
Viewed from afar, both amounted to nothing more than making one complete circuit around the same circle.
But once one became the person actually wielding the sword, the enormous difference between the two became apparent.
For the person moving along the outer edge, using Henesis Longswordsmanship as the standard, exactly three additional steps of footwork were required.
The distinction might have seemed trivial, but it posed a fairly serious problem for Logan, who divided the range of his perception with himself as its central axis.
Even after painstakingly subdividing space-time, subtle discrepancies would inevitably arise whenever he tried to connect those fragments into one within his Intent.
As a result, there had always been a certain limitation on turning those Intents into actual sword strikes.
But now it was different.
Lord Manta, you showed me a new trajectory.
Amid the scorching flames, Logan raised Arjuna high.
The sea filled with falling stars was no longer before his eyes.
Most likely, it had vanished completely from this world together with Lord Manta’s soul.
But there was no time to linger over the lingering sorrow of their farewell.
Using the mental image Lord Manta had given him, Logan had to bring this battle to an end before any greater damage could occur.
…Divide.
Wrapped in Aura, Arjuna slowly began to dance…