Not very well

Hilda's sword skills in her heyday were nothing to scoff at, even if she relied on her magical sword a bit too much. But now, twenty years, many children, and several feet past her prime, Hilda didn't like her chances, especially against someone who showed such prowess with her blade.

Still she wasn't about to give up. Hilda gripped her needle tightly and rushed the fairy, bare feet slapping against the deck. Rey, for her part, easily sidestepped the human's advances, holding out her foot and tripping her. Hilda fell flat on her face, tiny bottom sticking up high into the air. "Come now, princess. Be that yer best?"

Pulling herself to her feet, Hilda swung her pin down toward the fairy's head. Rey deflected it easily, delivering a standing kick to Hilda's stomach. Hilda lurched in pain, clutching her substantial assets, while Rey pondered for a moment. "Now that I get a better look at ye, ye seem more... rotund than the stories indicated. How old were ye again?" Hilda swung her fist at the fairy, Rey catching it in her palm and smirking. "Not a lot of power left, eh? Pity, I were hoping fer a better fight from one 'a the kingdom's finest knights."

No matter what Hilda did, or from which direction she swung her "sword," she couldn't land a blow on the fairy. She didn't even have to use her wings to outmaneuver the tiny knight, just her footwork, fighting circles around her. After just a few minutes of Hilda's attempts to beat the pirate, she fell to one knee, supported by her blade, her chest heaving in exhaustion. Rey looked down at her, disappointed. "Done already? Quite the disappointment, Lady Hilda. It seems yer legends were greatly exaggerated." She circled the knight, dragging her sword along the ground. "But don't fret. I be sure there be someone out there interested in a trophy like ye, for the right price. And I'll be sure to find them." As she whispered the last words, she swung her rapier's butt against the back of Hilda's head, sending the exhausted woman falling forward onto her chest, unconscious.