To put together exactly what had happened was still a matter of the utmost difficulty. The first defeat that Tiberius had inflicted Blackwell in managing a charge on his rear, from a placement that he ought not be, and with a speed that he ought not have, was still a matter that he had not found a solid explanation for. And in being so shrouded by that first problem, all that came after seemed increasingly menacing, and increasingly impossible to explain.
Indeed, it was to the point that Blackwell half wondered if there was no explanation at all. That they were simply so outdone by the man in front of them, that it could be pointed out as nothing but a monumental difference in skill.
