Faratain
Character
Faratain had been sitting in the library of the Academy for hours at this point. His master had set him the task of researching the art of saber crafting hours ago, and the Eldorai had tackled the project head on. He had searched through hundreds of holocrons, consulted many a file and drawn many a sketch but he was still no closer to constructing his blade now than he had been when he had started. He understood the basic principles, of course, the mechanics of it all, what parts were needed for the construction of his blade. But no matter what he attempted to deign or sketch something always felt off. When he tried to emulate other designs they all felt wrong to him. Additionally, he didn't understand the damned crystals, he understood their purpose, but how was he to know which one was right for him?
The padawan was at wits end and his frustration was increasingly mounting. Any being with minor force training would've been able to sense his emotions very distinctly. He was considering quitting and alerting his master that he had failed. He decided that he would give himself another chance. He sat back for a moment and tried to qualm his growing frustration.
"There is no emotion, there is serenity..." he thought to himself...
OOC: Open to all Jedi in the Galactic Alliance. My character is kinda new I thought this could be a cool way to introduce him to the other Jedi in the community. Feel free to respond
The padawan was at wits end and his frustration was increasingly mounting. Any being with minor force training would've been able to sense his emotions very distinctly. He was considering quitting and alerting his master that he had failed. He decided that he would give himself another chance. He sat back for a moment and tried to qualm his growing frustration.
"There is no emotion, there is serenity..." he thought to himself...
OOC: Open to all Jedi in the Galactic Alliance. My character is kinda new I thought this could be a cool way to introduce him to the other Jedi in the community. Feel free to respond