Dancing on the Battlefield, part 1

Marcus of Prague, whom you may know as the First Sword of Bohemia, was a true artist in the way he navigated a battlefield. He danced around his enemies, always on the move, never giving them a chance to connect their blows. It looked almost like magic: with my own eyes I saw on at least a few occasions a hostile blade moving towards Marcus in such a way that if it reached its target, the Bohemian swordmaster would be killed instantly. And he always somehow dodged it in the nick of time. Almost as if he was able to read his enemy’s mind.