A brilliant fire
Outfit: Jedi Jumpsuit | Wedding Ring
Weapons: Lightsabers
Valery remained steady, her fiery gaze unwavering as she absorbed the unfolding chaos around her. The room pulsed with the dark energy radiating from Serina, but Valery's presence stood as a radiant beacon of calm, unyielding against the storm. The words from Aadihr and Ran reached her, but her focus remained firmly on the Padawan who had gone too far.
Her voice, calm but laced with steel, cut through the charged air. "Ran, Aadihr — ensure no other Jedi enter this room. I don't need Padawans or, Force forbid, younglings stumbling into this fight."
She turned her head slightly, her fiery eyes flicking to both Jedi. "Do what must be done. Protect them."
Without waiting for confirmation, Valery reached for her second hilt, the identical twin to the one already ignited in her hand. The hiss and hum of the violet blade splitting the air was sharp and commanding, casting twin glows that illuminated her features in stark relief. She raised both sabers, their energy crackling faintly as she brought them into a defensive stance. The twin lightsabers seemed an extension of her resolve, a physical manifestation of her unshakable will.
The Force surged around her, tangible in its strength. It rippled outward from her core like a steady pulse, a silent declaration of her power and readiness. The air seemed to grow heavier, charged with the contrast of light against the oppressive darkness that Serina wielded.
Her expression softened for a brief moment, the weight of the moment settling into her words as she addressed the wayward Padawan. "Serina," Valery began, her voice steady but tinged with sorrow. "I'm sorry it has come to this."
Her gaze locked onto the former Padawan, piercing through the chaos swirling around her. "But you've left me no choice."
With a sudden step forward, Valery's stance shifted, the twin blades humming as she brought them to bear. Her presence in the Force flared brighter, sharper — an unmistakable challenge, and a promise. This would end here, one way or another.
"Come," Valery said, her voice carrying the weight of her conviction, a final offer wrapped in the fire of her determination. "Let's finish this."