--Jungles of Felucia
The horizon was a vibrant, verdant portrait, bioluminescent plants hugging the rolling hills and cresting mountains, choking great rivers into thin streams. There was such life that the planet seemed bloated with it, bloated with the Force, making it difficult to study and discern individual threads of the great energy.
Cronos was meditating atop one of the giant mushrooms, the stalk as tall as any tree, the cap round enough to land a starship on. He was waiting for Master Jericho so they could have a bit of a spar The first time they met, Jericho had been a Padawan, and Cronos had been an Inquisitor. Now, Jericho was a Master, and Cronos was a Jedi.
Strange, how things changed over time.
Cronos was almost anxious to see if the man was worthy of his title. Even now, the former Inquisitor loved to fight, found it as natural as breathing to lose himself in the passion of battle. Or was he finding himself instead?
Battle was, in a way, his lifeblood. It helped him keep the darkness at bay, helped him to control if, to channel it.
And so he waited, awash in the vibrancy of Felucia...
[member="Jericho"]
The horizon was a vibrant, verdant portrait, bioluminescent plants hugging the rolling hills and cresting mountains, choking great rivers into thin streams. There was such life that the planet seemed bloated with it, bloated with the Force, making it difficult to study and discern individual threads of the great energy.
Cronos was meditating atop one of the giant mushrooms, the stalk as tall as any tree, the cap round enough to land a starship on. He was waiting for Master Jericho so they could have a bit of a spar The first time they met, Jericho had been a Padawan, and Cronos had been an Inquisitor. Now, Jericho was a Master, and Cronos was a Jedi.
Strange, how things changed over time.
Cronos was almost anxious to see if the man was worthy of his title. Even now, the former Inquisitor loved to fight, found it as natural as breathing to lose himself in the passion of battle. Or was he finding himself instead?
Battle was, in a way, his lifeblood. It helped him keep the darkness at bay, helped him to control if, to channel it.
And so he waited, awash in the vibrancy of Felucia...
[member="Jericho"]