Chapter 58: The Tin Knight and The City of Clockwork — Act 2 (7)
Juggling was, by its very nature, a difficult skill.
One could master juggling two or three small balls with a bit of practice, but as the number increased and the objects being juggled became more complex in shape, the difficulty rose exponentially.
It would be one thing to do it with hands, but juggling by deflecting the object into the air by striking them with weapons?
It was no wonder why the audience was thoroughly enjoying themselves.
They marveled at the wondrous skills of the two magic dolls, continuously throwing new items, and cheering as they caught them effortlessly.
Some even mischievously threw difficult objects, such as coins or small screws, but the two knights caught them without any particular difficulty.
However, once the number of objects flying through the air exceeded about thirty, no one dared throw more.
If at the beginning there were many with the intention of “Let’s see if they can do this too,” towards the end, there were more people praying, “Please don’t fail and make it to the end.”
As the destination gradually came into view.
The number of items being juggled by the two knights remained equal.
The Tin Knight was confident.