Alyssa Shinobu
The Sinking Ship
She hadn’t really expected the vines to do that much against someone like Sars but it was still annoying that he got rid of them so easily...no matter, if he wanted to go on the offensive then she already had him in position anyway. Alyssa found herself wrapped in the familiar sensation of a force pull as she found herself being torn across the platform toward her opponent as he zoomed overhead coming in for a rear assault.
She already knew what not to do in a situation like this and that was to push against the Force propelling her. By rolling with it she was able to touch her hands to the ground and push off again this time landing her feet on the ground which let her leap once more until finally, she came to a stop having upset her velocity.
Alyssa stayed light on her feet all throughout Sarad’s attack each parry and blow he struck against her cheapened by a quick dash in any direction urging him to move forward in order to continue his attack. Eventually, she stopped moving and allowed him to catch up where his attacks became brutal and filled with what she could only assume was some strange form of frustration.
She couldn’t really explain how Sars felt, let alone how he thinks but anyone who has ever used that attack has had to put some form of emotion into it. Period.
“The only reason we’re even having this fight is that you talk too little.” Another strike battered against her blade and Alyssa was beginning to feel the heat and not just from her enemy’s exceptional fiery lightsaber.
Her eyes burned with resolve, determination to win this battle even against someone clearly superior to her. Finally just as she was about to break off an opportunity presented itself in the form of a hand moving across her throat as though Sars thought his finger sharp enough to slit it.
Her left hand dropped from her hilt and wrapped around the man’s index finger in an iron-clad grasp. A blue aura ran like water around her arm the mark of bodily enhancement. Should she use it? Should she really disrespect all the values she’s supposed to be fighting for? No. It’s not the same.
“A knife isn’t evil. A murderer is.” She didn’t want to say that aloud but it slipped out and now she can’t change it only change what she does after. Starting from the shoulder her sleeve was torn to shreds in a massive current of energy that was running down her arm. Can a knife truly be evil if it's used to cook a meal? A tool can never be evil. Only it’s master.
Now her hand was coated in blue energy the manifestation of Alyssa’s emotions and the ability most associated with the darkness in which it is practiced.
“I won’t let you go. FRY!”
Sars Sarad
She already knew what not to do in a situation like this and that was to push against the Force propelling her. By rolling with it she was able to touch her hands to the ground and push off again this time landing her feet on the ground which let her leap once more until finally, she came to a stop having upset her velocity.
Alyssa stayed light on her feet all throughout Sarad’s attack each parry and blow he struck against her cheapened by a quick dash in any direction urging him to move forward in order to continue his attack. Eventually, she stopped moving and allowed him to catch up where his attacks became brutal and filled with what she could only assume was some strange form of frustration.
She couldn’t really explain how Sars felt, let alone how he thinks but anyone who has ever used that attack has had to put some form of emotion into it. Period.
“The only reason we’re even having this fight is that you talk too little.” Another strike battered against her blade and Alyssa was beginning to feel the heat and not just from her enemy’s exceptional fiery lightsaber.
Her eyes burned with resolve, determination to win this battle even against someone clearly superior to her. Finally just as she was about to break off an opportunity presented itself in the form of a hand moving across her throat as though Sars thought his finger sharp enough to slit it.
Her left hand dropped from her hilt and wrapped around the man’s index finger in an iron-clad grasp. A blue aura ran like water around her arm the mark of bodily enhancement. Should she use it? Should she really disrespect all the values she’s supposed to be fighting for? No. It’s not the same.
“A knife isn’t evil. A murderer is.” She didn’t want to say that aloud but it slipped out and now she can’t change it only change what she does after. Starting from the shoulder her sleeve was torn to shreds in a massive current of energy that was running down her arm. Can a knife truly be evil if it's used to cook a meal? A tool can never be evil. Only it’s master.
Now her hand was coated in blue energy the manifestation of Alyssa’s emotions and the ability most associated with the darkness in which it is practiced.
“I won’t let you go. FRY!”
Sars Sarad