[ A Servant Class with a bow and arrow: Archer? Lancer narrows his eyes at the new enemy before kicking off, assessing the situation as one arrow flies towards him, followed by a volley. He's mindful that his Master is behind him, and when he blocks them all with the sweep of his lancer, he makes sure that the fallen weapons fall outside of range, scattered on the ground like harmless sticks before they fade into nothing.
His first strike is blocked by the curve of his enemy's bow, prompting sparks and the hollow ring of weapon against weapon. Lancer would open his mouth to speak, but he can tell by the fury in the his opponent's eyes that he has no sense to listen— Berserker, then? If so, he'd have to take the complete opposite of the strategy he's going for now: a hit-and-run is the best course of action to take against a Berserker class, and his lance is, thankfully, a perfect weapon against a heavily-armored Servant.
Another clash of spear against bow, steel against steel, weapons moving too fast to discern with the human eye. ]
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His first strike is blocked by the curve of his enemy's bow, prompting sparks and the hollow ring of weapon against weapon. Lancer would open his mouth to speak, but he can tell by the fury in the his opponent's eyes that he has no sense to listen— Berserker, then? If so, he'd have to take the complete opposite of the strategy he's going for now: a hit-and-run is the best course of action to take against a Berserker class, and his lance is, thankfully, a perfect weapon against a heavily-armored Servant.
Another clash of spear against bow, steel against steel, weapons moving too fast to discern with the human eye. ]