Definitely not the 'big kahuna' (Closed)

The attack with the knife caught me by surprise. I tried to catch the knife and parry it like I had been taught many times before during sword fighting classes. I used my bow to very narrowly avoid being hit where her second slash was aimed. That was close, I thought to myself. I struggled to keep my balance as she pushed forward with her charge. I stepped back with my less dominant foot and locked it in place, keeping myself in a slightly crouched position, turning my body to the side so that if she did happen to get an attack in, the chances of her getting me in a very vital place were slim. I took a brief second to look her up and down, trying to calculate the best move. She would be expecting an attack near her torso. I could either keep her guessing, or push on to make it seem like I was predictable. I decided that if I wanted the element of surprise on my side, I shouldn't go for elaborate places so often. It was the same with archery. When facing an opponent, you never want to aim the same place twice. An archers secret weapon was his element of surprise and I intended to use it to my advantage. I aimed another blow to her torso with my knife, and I kept my bow near me for any last minute defense I would need to make.