Like That
CORUSCANT
Drystan continued to monitor Shan's progress as they exchanged blows. It was becoming clear that Shan was starting to understand the lesson he was trying to instill — that every strike had to be made with purpose. Strikes aimed for the body, the head, the vitals — these could not be masked by pretense. Jedi, like it or not, had always needed to commit when it mattered.
A thought crossed Drystan's mind — maybe he could push Shan further. Maybe a little role-play would help him fully tap into the offensive mindset he needed.
As blue and green clashed in a flurry of strikes, Drystan's voice cut through the clash, low and dangerous.
"Shan, if you don't put everything you have into this, I will break your nose after this," he said, his tone leaving no room for doubt.
"Give me everything you've got! Don't hold anything back!"
Now, Drystan pushed forward — weaving his own strikes into his defensive measures, aiming to force Shan to react.
His intent was clear: this was no longer sparring. This was a real fight — raw, brutal, unpolished. He meant to break down the exercise, strip it to its most primal form, and then, from the wreckage, perhaps something to be salvaged.