Conceited
The Works
Coruscant Industrial Sector
| [member="Taeli Raaf"] |
Darth Ayra's chest felt like it was on fire. Deep gulps of air were inhaled as if the Sith Lord were gulping water to quake her thirst. The involuntary reaction to the symbiosis that drove her towards destruction, whilst the faint remnants of her careful and meticulous nature fought for calm and control. The same calm and control that had allowed her to deceive Taeli Raaf and a host of others for well over a decade, since she had first made her mark in business and economics.
Heaving, the Sith Lord felt her resistance dissipate in favour of surrender and suddenly she was charging forward, the ominous hum of her Lightsaber tearing through the air as Darth Ayra ran at Taeli. Charging at full pelt, the Sith opened with a series of strikes that made it easy- no, obvious- for the Jedi to counter attack and land her own blows against Ayra's exposed midriff, torso and stomach. It was if the Sith had sacrificed any symbolism of countering or parrying Taeli's own Lightsaber in favour of a more direct, destructive assault that removed all elements of defence and instead focused on attacking.
Lightsaber combat was often held in three areas. In her assault, Darth Ayra attempted to immediately destroy the outer and mid-rim defensive rings so as to directly engage her in the final one, choosing to attack as a close as she could possibly get. Her technique was a mixture of Djem So and Juyo, where the strikes were simplistic and devastating in the forward momentum of her attack, and yet, Darth Ayra's Lightsaber came from a host of directions, as if she was mixing the simplistic strength of Djem So with the unpredictability of Juyo; and this was exactly why the Sith was so open to being counter-attacked and being hit herself by her opponents Lightsaber. It was a long forgotten combat technique, performed by only one man.
Coruscant Industrial Sector
| [member="Taeli Raaf"] |
Darth Ayra's chest felt like it was on fire. Deep gulps of air were inhaled as if the Sith Lord were gulping water to quake her thirst. The involuntary reaction to the symbiosis that drove her towards destruction, whilst the faint remnants of her careful and meticulous nature fought for calm and control. The same calm and control that had allowed her to deceive Taeli Raaf and a host of others for well over a decade, since she had first made her mark in business and economics.
Heaving, the Sith Lord felt her resistance dissipate in favour of surrender and suddenly she was charging forward, the ominous hum of her Lightsaber tearing through the air as Darth Ayra ran at Taeli. Charging at full pelt, the Sith opened with a series of strikes that made it easy- no, obvious- for the Jedi to counter attack and land her own blows against Ayra's exposed midriff, torso and stomach. It was if the Sith had sacrificed any symbolism of countering or parrying Taeli's own Lightsaber in favour of a more direct, destructive assault that removed all elements of defence and instead focused on attacking.
Lightsaber combat was often held in three areas. In her assault, Darth Ayra attempted to immediately destroy the outer and mid-rim defensive rings so as to directly engage her in the final one, choosing to attack as a close as she could possibly get. Her technique was a mixture of Djem So and Juyo, where the strikes were simplistic and devastating in the forward momentum of her attack, and yet, Darth Ayra's Lightsaber came from a host of directions, as if she was mixing the simplistic strength of Djem So with the unpredictability of Juyo; and this was exactly why the Sith was so open to being counter-attacked and being hit herself by her opponents Lightsaber. It was a long forgotten combat technique, performed by only one man.