Failed revenge - Heraclus vs Sarenka

The barbaric killing of Danika was not digested by her sister Sarenka. Once she knew where to track down Heraclus she had no hesitation in challenging him to a face-to-face duel. Sarenka knew his power, she knew his strength and she knew that it was not so easy to kill her sister's killer. But she was smart, she had equipped herself with a long and light ax that allowed her to strike easily while keeping her opponent at a distance.

Heraclus on the other hand could only count on a short and stubby axe, which could only kill her with a good dose of speed and power of the warrior. Pretty hard.
Finding himself in such a difficult situation initially stunned Heraclus but after the initial shock, he threw himself into the fight without hesitation.

Heraclus tries in various ways to hit Sarenka by quickly jumping on his tips and trying to launch himself towards her, but it is very risky, the distance is too much and his ax is really light, it only takes a moment and he finds it in his flesh. Sarenka also swings her ax in the air relentlessly, aiming to cover the space while she studies how to hit him.

Sarenka is very aggressive and Heraclus is in difficulty; he tries a blow but misses, and the woman hits him with the ax in her arm. She then becomes unbalanced and falls, tired from the winning blow, while he, helplessly, maintains his wound. She should have closed the matter, taken advantage of the event to deal the fatal blow, but instead she stops. She is overcome by overconfidence and is sure that she has the exhausted warrior in her grasp.

Heraclus, although in pain, gets up and tries to somehow reach the girl's body, but his ax hovers in the air without stopping for a second and it is practically impossible to get close without being hit.

Heraclus' last change to be able to hit Sarenka is with a ranged throw. He is expert in this art, he has killed many people thanks to this ability and now it is the only way he can finish off Sarenka.
When she realizes that he has the knife she is petrified. She knows his ability to throw the knife and had not expected him to have this weapon with him. She looks at him with an icy expression, aware of having no refuge where she can protect herself and unable to block the knife with the axe.
Yet another mistake from Sarenka in this wrong fight. She should have hit him before he could arm himself and not petrify with terror but instead nothing.
Heraclus throws the knife with precision and mastery and in an instant it sticks in her breast.

A scream of pain and a look of wonder as blood soaks Sarenka's shirt. She raises her hand to her breast, dropping the weapon; she was disarmed in the face of the very dangerous Heraclus.
He looks at her with a satisfied and challenging air, while the helpless Sarenka kneels in pain. Heraclus is in no hurry, he knows that his blade has penetrated deep into her flesh and she doesn't have many moments left to live. He enjoys the sight of the poor gasping girl and, when she gets up with great difficulty, he kicks her in the back and throws her against the wall. And in a second she plunges the ax into her body.

Sarenka lets out a piercing scream, raising her hands in pain and then goes down, slowly, like an animal preparing to die.
She is lying on the ground now almost unconscious but Heraclus is not satisfied. He wants to close the face of the challenge with the coup de grace that must be given by looking into her eyes, perceiving her soul as it abandons the carcass. He takes the knife with which he began her massacre and thrusts it violently into her chest. After a docile gesture of pain, poor Sarenka also dies. As her sister. Murdered by her overconfidence which led her into a game bigger than her.