Mother of Pearl
Slowly, gradually Joza had been settling into the Jedi lifestyle. It hadn’t been easy at first—and at times it still wasn’t—but she’d found it to be satisfying in a strange way. Maybe that was only because of the peaceful atmosphere on Voss and her balanced state of mind right now. The young Zeltron was an emotional mess at times, but that didn’t mean that she wasn’t aware of it. In fact, ever since she’d started meditating she’d become more self-aware which in turn helped to control her feelings. She was still a work in progress, but she was learning.
Saber work was something she’d always found therapeutic. Instead of focusing on her messy thoughts, swinging a blade allowed her to put a good amount of her concentration into something physical. Of course, this was limited to most solo training and some sparring. When things started getting heavier she had to split her focus into blade work and keeping a level head, something she had always struggled with. Especially when death was a possibility, and especially when she found herself facing a Sith.
Midday had just passed on the training grounds, and the Padawan was working on her Soresu. Keeping her saber close to herself, she went through the practiced motions of the standard orbits around the body. One thing she’d noticed was how natural the movements became for her over time, but it wouldn’t mean that much if she couldn’t handle herself mentally in battle. A familiar presence washed over her heavily and she furrowed her brow, lowering her blue blade and returning to a neutral position. It had been a while since she’d come across [member="Jericho"], the mysterious Jedi who’d helped to guide her toward the Sanctum.
Saber work was something she’d always found therapeutic. Instead of focusing on her messy thoughts, swinging a blade allowed her to put a good amount of her concentration into something physical. Of course, this was limited to most solo training and some sparring. When things started getting heavier she had to split her focus into blade work and keeping a level head, something she had always struggled with. Especially when death was a possibility, and especially when she found herself facing a Sith.
Midday had just passed on the training grounds, and the Padawan was working on her Soresu. Keeping her saber close to herself, she went through the practiced motions of the standard orbits around the body. One thing she’d noticed was how natural the movements became for her over time, but it wouldn’t mean that much if she couldn’t handle herself mentally in battle. A familiar presence washed over her heavily and she furrowed her brow, lowering her blue blade and returning to a neutral position. It had been a while since she’d come across [member="Jericho"], the mysterious Jedi who’d helped to guide her toward the Sanctum.