Two of the kedan swung at her from opposite sides but she simply ducked, moving aside as their blades stuck each other and then brought her practice sword down on the crossed blades, causing the two to stumble forward as their swords were forced to the ground. The tall kedan whom she had forced back earlier came at her again. She sidestepped and then stepped back, elbowing him in the gut while she blocked an attack from the woman. The she grabbed the tall kedan's arm with one hand and twisted, forcing him to drop his sword and putting him between her and the other three...three?

The flat of a practice blade swung at her head and she quickly released the kedan to avoid the swing. They were getting good and in this crowded space there wasn't enough room to maneuver, especially since it seemed that they were not getting the point of the lesson. Teamwork was important and the key to victory, even if you had superior numbers.

"Enough," she said quietly and instantly her students lowered their blades and halted in their fighting, "You did well, now get some rest and think about what worked and what didn't."

The crowd began to disperse, the various kedan going back to their practice or drifting out the door of the Dojo, past the curious foreigner girl.