Nico Di Angelo vs Jason grace

Pro said that I am failing to look at the aftermath of the battle. However, we are not discussing the aftermath of the battle. Jason could very well be defeated by Nico's undead army after defeating Nico, but the army could very well just fall down motionless, robbed of power. Either case could happen, and in all honesty, it does not matter in this debate because in both of those scenarios, Jason would still have defeated Nico, which is what this debate is trying to establish. You're only assuming that it's impossible for Jason to do all of that; I can make the counter claim that it should be impossible for Jason, a demi god, to defeat Krios, a Titan. However, that is exactly what happened. This assumption by Pro can be ignored, as it still does not provide any proper evidence as to why it would be impossible. Jason's skill in many forms of weaponry is not my only defense. In previous rounds, I have already made the argument that not only does Jason have superior fighting skills, but he also has powers that would negate Nico's powers. As a reminder, his ability to fly would negate Nico's ability to create earthquakes, and his ability to create gusts of wind powerful enough to topple a giant would easily disperse the small army of undead soldiers (twenty of them, as mentioned by Pro) summoned by Nico. Yes, Jason has not defeated Nico's army. However, as I said multiple times, Jason does not have to. All Jason has to do is defeat Nico, which I have sufficiently explained that he is more than capable of doing. None of those excerpts show any direct evidence for his skill being able to surpass Jason's. Nowhere did I make mention of Nico's lack of ability in combat; I merely said that he is not as good as Jason, and that all evidence given thus far does not show that he is at Jason's level of experience or even skill of fighting. Regarding his improvement noted by Hazel in Son of Neptune, it still gives no conclusive evidence that his skills can rival Jason's. As an example, we can compare Jason with that of a black belt, while Nico is more similar to a student who improved from a white belt to a red belt; while his (Nico's) skills are honed, and being a red belt in a martial art still makes him a formidable opponent, a black belt would still be a much more skilled fighter. On top of that, as I have said over and over again, Nico does not need much skill in fighting against monsters. To paraphrase from my earlier posts, this is because of two things: 1) The monsters fear his sword, and thus would be more reluctant to attack him. 2) His sword requires only one cut to kill monsters. Both of these would result in Nico requiring less skill to survive in the same conditions as other heroes, such as Percy, Annabeth or Jason. Not only that, Jason is skilled enough to be able to adapt his fighting style depending on his opponent. This is explicitly shown in his battle against Lityerses. I did not say that Jason would be able to summon storm spirits; I merely said that if Nico was able to suddenly gain the ability to summon monsters, Jason should then be able to summon any storm spirit, simply because he has been shown to be able to summon Tempest. Simply because you don't believe it, does not necessarily make it so; Nico's sword scares monsters, and as storm spirits are beings made of air, it is undetermined as to how much of an effect, if any, it would have on them. The blade also only creates fear in monsters, so on Jason himself, it should have little to no effect. Nico is said to have trained the most in comparison to most of the "Big Three" demi gods, due to his stay in the Underworld. However, he has not shown how much better he is in controlling his powers. Due to that, we can only go by what has happened in the books, instead of making our own assumptions. While Nico may have more sheer power than Jason, that does not necessarily mean that he (Nico) would win, as it takes also takes skill to win a battle. For example, a bazooka is arguably more powerful than a rifle. However, a person with a rifle could still defeat the person with a bazooka, if he (the rifleman) were more skilled in using his weapon effectively. While power is still important, superior skill is far more important in deciding the outcome of a battle. Pro makes mention of Nico using Shadow Travel, but does not devise a way that this could be useful enough to convulsively defeat Jason, effectively making this point moot. I have refuted the arguments presented by Pro, and effectively argued my reasons as to why, in a battle between Jason Grace, son of Jupiter, and Nico di Angelo, son of Hades, Jason Grace would ultimately end victorious.