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Aisha's devotion to her Order is unquestioned; just as her mother died to protect, she too will lay her life down on the line to defend her beliefs. Thomas thankfully isn't a monster and can be handled like any normal, non-Rashidi based problem - through peaceful mediation, and bloody combat if that fails. Don't let her girlish looks fool you - Aisha is far stronger than Thomas and boasts solid physical evasion and good accuracy off her physical strikes. Taking down this young man shouldn't be much harder to manage than dispatching Orcha was, who was burned to ashes by the strength and purity of her Ankh attacks! |
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The master of the castle can prove a surprisingly competent fighter, and in this case, the match is right up Thomas' alley. Since he only does physical damage he's perfectly capable of exploiting Aisha's physical weakness, while her resistance against magic attacks does nothing at all. Her own physical will have a tough time getting past Thomas' Repel and natural evasion. It's just a matter of time before his own onslaught eats through her meager HP, while she'll likely hit nothing but the wind. And soon her Light season will come to an untimely end as Thomas sends the monk packing and heads to the Light Finals in triumph! |
Gatewalker Neither Aisha nor Thomas are the sorts to mess around or engage in wacky hijinks. A straightforward fight, Aisha's ankh strikes giving way to Thomas's surprisingly solid swordsmanship and both combatants being gracious and sportsmanlike in the aftermath. And soon after the match, a few sisters from the Roshian Temple were found at Budehuc Castle scoping out a good spot to build a church. Hey, just because they didn't engage in any hijinks doesn't mean they didn't stake a small wager on the fight. Of course Aisha was a bit surprised that what Thomas wanted if he won was for her to send someone to build a church at his castle, but she wasn't about to turn down an invitation to spread the faith. Let's just ignore the fact that this being a win/win situation for her possibly had something to do with her managing to be a gracious loser right before the finals, hm? Aisha: 6 |
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