Keira Priest
The Iron
Once again, Keira would be participating in one of the brawls that had become usual for the arena only known as the Fight Club among the others of the Red Ravens. And, just like her previous scuffle with her older brother, no boundaries had been made clear previously, so she'd come fully armed with her lightsaber, the Force and her wits about her. Not much was known to her about who it was she would be fighting, although she was perfectly aware that he was a Gen'Dai, and therefore much taller and stronger than she. It wouldn't be the first time she was an underdog, and it wouldn't be the last.
For the moment she stayed on what she'd more or less dictated as her side of the ring, surprisingly calm given who it was she was about to fight. Maybe it was the calm before the storm, or maybe her adrenaline hadn't quite kicked in yet, but whatever it was, she was grateful. It allowed her time to focus, and perhaps strategize, even if she wasn't quite sure what his own plan would be.
More like than not this fight would end with him the victor, and the rogue wasn't expecting any miracles on her part. With her being massively outmatched, at least in terms of strength and most probably skill in the Force as well, it would be a chance for her to test her limits more than anything. And test them she would, whether for good or for bad.
If only her brothers could see her now.
Her lightsaber was in her hand before she even realized she'd palmed it, and with a flick of her wrist the hilt levitated a few inches above her open palm, ready to be activated in a split second if necessary. And it would be, before a short time had passed, she had a feeling. Now all there was left to do was wait for her opponent to make his entrance. It was something she was anticipating with a guarded curiosity, whether for good or for bad.
[member="Kezeroth the Malevolent"]
For the moment she stayed on what she'd more or less dictated as her side of the ring, surprisingly calm given who it was she was about to fight. Maybe it was the calm before the storm, or maybe her adrenaline hadn't quite kicked in yet, but whatever it was, she was grateful. It allowed her time to focus, and perhaps strategize, even if she wasn't quite sure what his own plan would be.
More like than not this fight would end with him the victor, and the rogue wasn't expecting any miracles on her part. With her being massively outmatched, at least in terms of strength and most probably skill in the Force as well, it would be a chance for her to test her limits more than anything. And test them she would, whether for good or for bad.
If only her brothers could see her now.
Her lightsaber was in her hand before she even realized she'd palmed it, and with a flick of her wrist the hilt levitated a few inches above her open palm, ready to be activated in a split second if necessary. And it would be, before a short time had passed, she had a feeling. Now all there was left to do was wait for her opponent to make his entrance. It was something she was anticipating with a guarded curiosity, whether for good or for bad.
[member="Kezeroth the Malevolent"]