Forbidden Training

Judas led the way, tramping through the rough forest path, until he finally came to a sign that said "Forbidden, No Trespassing", and set it aflame with a snap of his fingers, chuckling fondly.
"This is the Forbidden zone, bastion of wild beasts, and pure evil. Chances are we'll encounter a vampire if we stay. Do you think you are ready for that? You must set all your fear aside. Only with cold calculation can a death blow be delivered."

Judas nodded, leading her to a small clearing in the forest.
"They will smell us, they will come soon. Meanwhile."
He drew a katana strapped to his back, watching it shimmer in the light.
"Can you use a sword?"
He paused.
"You must be able to fight, at least in the most fundamental way. If Allie and Lors interrupt, I can hold them off, possibly even kill them, so that you have a fair fight with Rayana. There can be no qualms about killing humans that aid vampires. I will die soon however, it is fate, so I cannot help you or teach you for long. We must hurry."

Judas handed the katana to her, stepping back.
"Remember, be precise with your attacks, rely not on madness or emotion to guide your movements, be calm and calculative, reacting to your opponent's movements until you find an opening and then..."
He drew his swordcane in a broad gesture, the blade shimmering.
"And then, the battle is yours. No mercy. Go for the heart or head."
He peered at her.
"For now, fight me, hold nothing back, I will show you how to battle with that blade of yours, remember what I told you. Now come at me..."
He chuckled.
"Or perhaps I'll come at you. I always like having an opponent strike first, since I can take advantage of their strike usually, but this is training, so I'll go first. Be alert or suffer!"
He strode forward quickly, slashing his blade towards her face.

Judas blocked with his cane, pressed back, and swung his free blade at her arm.
"Good! Precise, waste no movement! Now!"

Judas smiled, stepping forward as he thrust his sword at her chest.
"Pray tell, can those powers of yours be put into any use?"