Outfit: Clothing |
Robe |
Right Arm |
Glove
Weapons: Fists/The Force
Azzie raised an eyebrow as Zaiya's attention was caught to the side. She didn't necessarily have the chance to ask, her questions being asked the moment she looked over to see
Roman Vossari
flat on his back and staring upward—his aura spiking pretty heavily with his daze from the punch he clearly just took—and
Aris Noble
standing over him with Braze entering into the fray to hopefully keep the situation at bay. Though she chuckled at the two of them deciding to make the lesson into a pissing contest to test each other's ability or resolve, she definitely cringed knowing how a hit from Aris could bruise even her tough and resistant body.
He took that strike straight to the head, too. She was surprised he managed to get back up and keep going. He was either extremely resilient or Aris had been holding back. Probably a mixture of both. As far as she knew, she had been one of the few among the group, alongside
Ayhan
, to be able to take Aris's hits full force—and currently the only one to manage to actually beat him—so she wasn't necessarily surprised.
"Ooo, that's gonna hurt like a blasters kiss later..." She muttered under her breath, just loud enough for Zaiya to hear it and hopefully pull a little chuckle from the other alongside her own.
With the interruption out of the way, they both put their focus back on the lesson. Azzie took a long, deep breath, her purple gaze focused completely on Zaiya. Before she had the chance to do anything, her battle precognition visions took over for her to show her exactly where the strike would land. The difficult part was using that to counter using these different techniques rather than defaulting to what she knew. It certainly made her slower in her reaction time. Had she been one millisecond slower, she might have been knocked backward.
Intention. Breath. Connection.
Her hands moved as she sidestepped, one grabbing onto Zaiya's shoulder and the other onto her elbow to lock the arm in place, countering to bring what was left of the others momentum to swing her to the side. She stopped quickly, though, using her leg to make sure the younger padawan wouldn't hit the ground if she wasn't prepared to do so, or at least soften the fall if the force was too much to stop.
Zaiya did exactly what she'd asked for—given her a challenge—and her quick breathing was proof enough of that alongside her grin as she moved to either help steady her or pick her up from the ground.
"You're going to be one hell of an opponent one day, Feathers. I almost feel sorry for those Imps that get stuck on your path." She used the word not as an insult but as a playful endearment in the same way she referred to Aris as Hotshot or Caelan as Lion Cub. Of course, if she was genuinely offended, then she wouldn't use it again.
A bit of pride went through her eyes, though, when Master Vanagor basically complimented her guts to ask what she had. He then called forward some training bots, but she turned quickly back to Zaiya.
"Do you want me to go at you one more time so that we're even on the back and forth, or do you want to take on the bots?" She asked, leaving the decision up to her. She didn't want to leave the other without any of the practice if she wanted it, but she didn't want to push her if she was ready to move on.