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{{AstraMilitarumPortalImperiumPortal}}'''Miyamoto de Bergerac''' was [[Commissar]] [[Ciaphas Cain]]'s fencing tutor at the [[Schola Progenium]].{{Fn|1}}.

Combat training was one of the few subjects in which Cain's schola results were above average{{Fn|2}}, and [[Amberley Vail]] testified on numerous occasions that Cain was one of the finest swordsmen she ever encountered, which she attributed to a mix of his training from Bergerac, diligent practice, and combat experience.{{Fn|3}}.

In moments of stress, Cain would sometimes wield his [[chainsword]] with a lack of finesse that would lead him to ruefully imagine Bergerac's reaction.{{Fn|1}}.

==Trivia=={{Trivia}}*Like many of [[Sandy Mitchell]]'s character names, this one appears to be a deliberate joke:**[[wikipedia:Miyamoto Musashi|Miyamoto Musashi]] authored ''The Book of Five Rings'' in [[M1]], regarded as one of the most important treatises on samurai swordsmanship; Mitchell himself is a practitioner of the Japanese martial arts Aikido and Iaido;**[[wikipedia:Cyrano de Bergerac|Cyrano de Bergerac]] is the hero of [[wikipedia:Edmond Rostand|Edmond Rostand]]'s play of the same name, an experienced soldier who is also a skilled poet, musician, and fencer. == Sources ==*{{Endn|1}}: [[Duty Calls (Novel)]] by [[Sandy Mitchell]], Chapter 20*{{Endn|2}}: [[The Traitor's Hand (Novel)]] by '''Sandy Mitchell''', Chapter 1*{{Endn|3}}: [[Death or Glory (Novel)]] by '''Sandy Mitchell''', Chapter 4