A dramatic, high-detail scene set in the middle of a chaotic medieval battlefield. Smoke, dust, and clashing steel fill the air as armored warriors charge, arrows fly overhead, and distant siege engines thunder. Amid the chaos stands a skinny, poorly equipped knight who looks completely out of place. His armor is mismatched and dented, pieces barely fitting his thin frame; his helmet is crooked, one strap dangling loose. A chipped sword hangs awkwardly at his side. The knight wears round spectacles, slightly fogged from the heat and dust. Instead of fighting, he stands calmly in the open, oblivious to danger, holding a large open book titled “How to Correctly Hold Your Sword.” His expression is earnest and focused, brow furrowed as he studies the illustrations, trying to understand proper technique while the battle rages around him. Around him, blurred motion conveys intense action: warriors sprinting past, horses rearing, sparks flying from clashing blades, banners whipping in the wind. Some soldiers glance at him in confusion as they rush by. Dirt and embers drift through the air, lit by the orange glow of fires in the distance.