Wu, Chiwoo - T2 Polearms

Wu, Chiwoo took a solid stance as he listened to his uncle, Wu, Haoyu's instructions. He took a small breath as eh lowered his weapon as he started to think about various things he could carefully shifted himself and his position as he held the weapon briefly. He releaed a small breath as he carefully released a small breath as he shifted his weight a bit form side to side as he held ihs weapon (1)

Chiwoo didn't use a spear but he did study the technique, or at least practice with it before when he was young, at least, he remembers having some issues a bit especially when he was doing it with an axe or a differently weighted weapon and yes he still had that issue even when using the practice weapons in his hand. He scratched his head a bit trying to think of a good way to actually practice this for a few times once he did learn how to use a rapier recently. (2)

Keeping a steady stance he shifted his position with the broadsword in hand lifting the blade up forward a bit as he started to thrust a few bit times, it wasn't in a rapid session since he was still trying to accommodate for the weight of the polearm. (3)

Thankfully he was used tot he weight so he held the weapon a bit more properly before he started to make a few more rapid-paced attacks, before eventually lowering his weapon To take a few breaths. (4)

Through the repetious movements he took various notes on how to use and wield his glaive effectively, the various ways he could use the lenght to his advantage, how oucld subly used the strenght behind each and every attack to raise or disoreintate foes a like, but mostly how his weapon wasn't very technical. Just be strong and hit stuff, really really hard. And maybe that was it's biggest flaw? This was something he noticed, but maybe it was just a him problem. (5)

Once Chiwoo stepped in the wrenched his arm back a bit before stopping and thrusting his blade forward at a much slower pace trying to see if the new Squire would get the timing right with his parry before aiming to attack him.

"Haa, I see."(6)