Bad Reputation
"Just someone here to visit their dear sister. Though, should a Jedi truly speak as crass as... Well, you have been?"
“Honey, you don’t know the half of it,” Eloise replied. Once again, she felt like she was wasting her time. She would never be enough for these people.
Including Makko. At his icy response, Eloise merely shrugged and leaned back in her seat. Clearly she had hit a nerve. Whatever. Let him go on weeping into Cora’s satin skirts.
"I didn't realize it was common for Princesses to become Jedi. I suppose that's good for Coco at least, she could make a friend. Especially with how... Brutal, the Jedi seem to spar."
“You weren’t here when they challenged each other to a duel to the death. I talked them down to a spar with nonlethal training sabers. I figure fighting will at least let them get it out of their systems.” One would win, and one would lose. At least in theory the loser would have to defer to the winner. The locked horns stalemate they had been in would be broken.
Once Taryn drew first blood, Makko ran off to put a stop to the duel. Blue guy and the Nautolan girl acted like everything was over with, wrapped up in a neat little bow. Unfortunately, it seemed they had judged the matter prematurely.
“How dare you!” Taryn snarled at Makko. “This is an honorable duel! I’ll not have it interrupted, let alone by another man!”
She took a swing at him with her training saber. Albrecht moved to strike her from the side. Perhaps in his mind he only intended to stop her, but from her end it just looked like he was coming at her again. The two of them went right back to fighting, this time in a much more chaotic manner. They knocked over a training dummy and accidentally triggered a combat training remote, which began firing annoying little stun bolts willy-nilly.
Eloise sighed, smiled a bit, then grabbed a training saber and joined in the fray.