WORTHY OF TRUST AND CONFIDENCE
GALLO MOUNTAINS
NABOO
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Michael, Gabriel, Raguel, Sariel, Raphael, Jeremiel, Connel
[Any text in brackets signifies comm-link usage and not face to face conversation]
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Rides
Gear/Armor
SURGICAL - CRYBERNETIC IMPLANTS
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Shadow Sanctuary - Enterprise
He was here for a physical trial, to try and carry on his father’s last position as a Jedi and be accepted as a “Warden”, maybe not today, or tomorrow, but eventually. Maybe then he could feel worthy of the title of “Jedi” and of the name “Vanagor”, he does not right now. Don’t ask, it’s a long story, for another time. All of this being said, he was here with Jared, Balun, and Feng. Even a few others like Ko, and … Braze… there was another here as well. Facial recognition software in his mask revealed her as “Bettany Sal-Soren.”
... another one…
He had absolutely no issue with the Princes and Princesses of Naboo, just seemed like carpenters were building extra woodwork for new ones to come out of.
... a little extreme… but I laughed…
So they were here for a physical trial, and they were
rock climbing. Okay. Not wanting to waste time, Connel pulled the rappelling line from his gear and while he did not “free climb”, he drove the hook into the rockface with each move he made. This was not to show off, it was to give others more room to move, after all, Ko Vuto needed it.
"Bogwings incoming," … "They're fiercely territorial. Be prepared to defend yourselves."
No such luck.
Talons raked across his lead arm, sharp enough to break his grip. For a half-second, gravity reached up and tried to claim him. The line held. He swung once, boots scraping hard against the cliff before he slammed back into the rock face, breath punching out of him. Good. Still here. Still in control. Still though. They were protecting. The next pass coming was just too fast to ignore.
CLOSE YOUR EYES FOR TWO SECONDS! This was not a good idea, but yelling out to everyone, he could at least warn them. No hesitation. He ripped the flashbang free, thumb finding the pin by instinct more than sight. The device snapped loose, and with a short, controlled motion, he hurled it outward into the heart of the flock.
A pulse of light erupted midair.
Not fire. Not harm. Just a violent burst of brilliance and sound, like the sky itself flinched. The bogwings around him scattered instantly, their formation breaking apart into panicked streaks of motion as instinct overruled aggression.
Silence followed.
Not complete silence, but enough to give some breathing room. Connel blinked once, vision clearing as he re-centered himself against the cliff. His grip reset. His breathing slowed. He didn’t look down, didn’t check who was watching. He didn’t say anything clever. Connel just reached up…and kept climbing.
Not elegant. Not graceful. Not what a Jedi Master would have done…but no one fell.