Lost in Their Fur (Carria)

[George O Rourke]

[member="Carria Tollom"]

George could hear the screams coming from the cave. George's heart dropped as he turned to face the caves passed entrance. He knew it was now or never, it was his only chance to save the girl and defeat the darkness within the cave. George placed both saber hilts back onto his belt before proceeding towards the edge of the cliff near were the caves entrance was. Fortunately there was only rocks covering the entrance, unfortunately there was a lot. George took a moment, out stretching his hands, palms facing the rocks. He channeled the force within and began moving some of the heavy rocks away from the entrance. Slowly but surely he was making progress and creating an opening.

However as he continued the screams from within took up once more. George kicked into overdrive, putting everything into this last hurl to rid the entrance of the remaining rocks. He did so but with a severe consequence. He used up quite the energy in that and thus left himself under strength for that battle that was about to begin. With the entrance clear enough for him to get in he jumped down and through the gap into the cave. "I'm here, I got you!" George said to the darkness, trying to locate her in the dark cavern. He pulled both sabers from his belt and ignited them in unison. "Leave evil darkness, or face the wrath of the light!" George yelled at the darkness holding the woman. He stepped closer to where the two were. "Let her go and face me, or are you too weak?" George talking a little smack trying to get his attention to change from the woman to him.

 

[Carria Tollom]

Turning to face the jedi, the being would release its grip on Carria. Her body would fall hard onto the cold surface below, in a single resounding clash. With its saber ignited, the dark sider's blade would meet with those of the master in a brutal manner. The mere idea that such hatred and savagery could come from one being was haunting to her. However, while she lay, held still by her injuries, she remained powerless to assist her ally. She instead focused on maintaining a steady breath, barely conscious, while sabers of blue and red clashed in front of her, perhaps deciding her immediate fate.

As the duel continued, however, it became clear that the dark sided being could not defeat the jedi master, or perhaps did not even desire to. Directly after a parry from the jedi's blow, it would quickly step back and spin its robes, encompassing the being. In this twirl of darkness, the being had disappeared completely, leaving only its black robes to fall to the floor in utter silence. The sight was bewildering and struck fear into Carria. What kind of sith sorcery or dark magic could allow for such a feat? But it had occurred right in front of their very eyes.

Carri, no longer distracted and still feeling pain would clutch her leg and wince. Her breathing slightly improved, she would speak to Rourke.

"Forgive me, Master Rourke." A long silence could be heard, before she confidently continued. "...It's time. I know that it is time I resume my training."

[member="George O Rourke"]​

 

[George O Rourke]

[member="Carria Tollom"]

George and the still unknown Sith fought it out blocking, parrying and striking at one another, but neither side was making an advantage. It was just a battle of to and fro. George did his best to keep the attention on him and not Carria as she sat in the corner struggling to keep herself conscious. However then as George stuck at the Sith all of a sudden they disappeared. Without a trace, there was only a black robe to signify its past presence. George was lost, even he hadn't seen such Sith sorcery in his life.

After a few moments of disbelief he turned to Carria as she spoke. "You are ready to continue you training?" George replied, sounding almost a little bit surprised. "I can feel the force within out, but did not see you as a Jedi. I will train you young Padawan if you feel you are ready.... But first we must get back to the City and regroup, the darkness is full of terrors." George spoke once more as he stepped closer to Carria offering his hand, helping her to her feet.