Slightly versed in swordsmanship?
Ah yes, yes, yes, that's what the nobility always say. They love playing with fencing, even distinguishing between foil, heavy sword, saber, and other variations.
Hamos never denies that fencing is a very fashionable and noble sport, but he also never believes that swordsmanship can play any role on the battlefield in this era.
In front of firearms and cannons, swordsmanship is meaningless.
Those nobles who fancy themselves as swordsmanship masters will choose firearms and spears as their weapons when on the battlefield.
Swordsmanship masters all understand that attack range is the most prioritized attribute of a weapon.
Hamos unhesitatingly regards Roland as a young noble with no practical experience, but very good at putting on an empty show.
Compared to playboys, this type of self-important guy is more headache-inducing.
Hamos was silent for a moment and saluted Roland very politely.
