The Mentor
Josh would stop at the flash of black lightning. He may not know what the heavy-gravity planet had in store... But he was smart enough to know that most likely, whatever was coming toward him wasn't anywhere near friendly. He would quickly draw his lightsaber, the blue blade a rare beacon of light in what seemed to be the darkest of forests. He watched as it came closer...
And he would look into it's eyes.
He saw things. Terrible things. The things he had feared the most. But somehow... The Jedi Master did not flinch. Instead... He simply smiled sadly. He saw the game here... It didn't take much for him to figure this thing out. But why hadn't it effected the Jedi Master?
"Sorry" He spoke with a weak chuckle. "But my worst fears were all realized quite some time ago. You can't hurt me anymore."
It was a sad truth. In many ways, there wasn't much reason for the Jedi Master to live anymore but to serve this galaxy. He'd lost everything by now. He'd lost the Order he had loved, he'd lost the love of his life, his friends, one by one, all died or betrayed him. Gherron, of course was still a friend he cared for - certainly enough for him to hunt him down. But Josh had no fears of Gherron's well-being, he had faith that he could handle himself.
In the end... The Jedi Master had nothing left to fear. In many ways, this could be considered his strength... But the circumstances that brought it on... How could someone live like that?
Regardless, he would brandish his blade and wait to see if there was a moment to strike...
[member="Gherron Vael"]
And he would look into it's eyes.
He saw things. Terrible things. The things he had feared the most. But somehow... The Jedi Master did not flinch. Instead... He simply smiled sadly. He saw the game here... It didn't take much for him to figure this thing out. But why hadn't it effected the Jedi Master?
"Sorry" He spoke with a weak chuckle. "But my worst fears were all realized quite some time ago. You can't hurt me anymore."
It was a sad truth. In many ways, there wasn't much reason for the Jedi Master to live anymore but to serve this galaxy. He'd lost everything by now. He'd lost the Order he had loved, he'd lost the love of his life, his friends, one by one, all died or betrayed him. Gherron, of course was still a friend he cared for - certainly enough for him to hunt him down. But Josh had no fears of Gherron's well-being, he had faith that he could handle himself.
In the end... The Jedi Master had nothing left to fear. In many ways, this could be considered his strength... But the circumstances that brought it on... How could someone live like that?
Regardless, he would brandish his blade and wait to see if there was a moment to strike...
[member="Gherron Vael"]