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Equipment: Simple Jedi Robes, Silver Sigil, inherited lightsaber, personal lightsaber, light-filtering lenses, Hush-style comlink, aquata breather, liquid-cable launcher, stim pills, nutrient/food pack​
Des returned the kisses, and enjoyed Milya's head on her shoulder. As the Echani moved off to the side, she groaned in complaint, but resigned herself to being okay with it. The hair tucking behind one pointed ear made her shiver slightly. "You are correct," she murmured. "It's been a long time since I've crossed sabers with anybody living. Carving up pirates and criminals is one thing. I think the last time I did anything like this was in my original enclave, and that was only once or twice." She shrugged one shoulder. "I'm just warming up, truth be heard."
Turning toward Milya she broke into a smile, resting on her side. "Nice tackle by the way. I don't think anybody's managed to do that, or catch me where I couldn't really do anything to stop it." Reaching up with one hand, she tucked a loose lock behind Milya's ear, then traced along her jawline and along her bottom lip, picking up a little leftover blood there. "Also it's been a loooong time since I've hit myself with one of my own sabers." She broke into a bright grin then winced, touching the bruised and split lip.​
"Gimme a sec," she murmured, and closed her eyes. The cut began to shrink, healing rapidly though it would take at least a full minute. At the same time, her free hand balled into a white-knuckled fist and the tendons along her neck stood out from the tension.​
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Milya nodded in agreement. "It's been a while since I've seriously fought anyone, whether in sparring or combat. Pirates and slavers simply lack the imagination to be challenging." When Des mentioned that she was just warming up, Milya grinned. "Well, we can go for another round. Truth be told, I can keep going too." She chuckled at the mention of the tackle. "A bit of desperation on my part I thought I had you ducking under your guard. You surprised me, and that was the best move I had," she laughed.

When Des tucked a wild hair back behind her ear, Milya smiled warmly at her. As Des mentioned hitting herself with her own sabers, Milya offered an awkward smile. "Sorry about that..."

She then sat quietly, watching as Des began to heal herself, patiently waiting and resisting the urge to distract her. Milya's focus shifted from the thrill of the duel to a quiet appreciation of the moment, feeling a deep connection to Des even in their brief pauses.

 


Location: Name​
Equipment: Simple Jedi Robes, Silver Sigil, inherited lightsaber, light-filtering lenses, Hush-style comlink, aquata breather, liquid-cable launcher, stim pills, nutrient/food pack​
Even as she healed, she could feel Milya's eyes on her, and that connection. A smile bloomed across her face like the rising of dawn's light, even if it made her lip hurt a little. Eyes still closed, she took Milya's hand in hers and kissed the back of it. "Don't be sorry. It was a good move. I should have had more control." The cut was mostly a fading red mark by then. "I should have had more control. Were it a real saber, that would have ended it. You did well." Opening both eyes she focused on Milya once more. "This is noting compared to the training I used to do. I'm just happy to be here with you. And finding out what I can do to help you grow."
Her own silvery gaze flittered over Milya's face, as if searching or memorizing again. "I never thought I'd make it this far." She squeezed Milya's hand in hers. "So many people have thrown me away. ... I never thought I'd complete my training. Or be able to pass my Trials." She shook her head, holding on tighter. "I never thought I'd have anyone around me who actually gave a frak. I've got a few now, it seems. And I'm damn grateful for all of them." She shook her head. "I never thought I'd find somebody that would want to be with me. Or a student hat maybe I could help. But here you are, both in one fine package." She broke into a small smile then.​
Pain and gratitude mingled and swirled around her, along with adoration, and at least a whiff of fear. Fear that she might lose all of it again. And the despair that would bring. But she'd been in those dark places before. If anything, it taught her to keep going, to push on. It might rip her heart out again, but she'd survive. Maybe. She had before.​
Des squeezed Milya's hand again, kissing the back of it. ~Thank you for being here, and for being you.~

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Milya smiled as Des kissed the back of her hand, a soft chuckle escaping her lips. "I still feel bad regardless," she admitted, her silver eyes fixed on Des with a mix of affection and concern. Biting her lip slightly, Milya reached over to gently touch Des's cheek, daring to disturb her only slightly. "The last thing I ever want to do is hurt you," she added, her voice carrying a warmth and sincerity that reflected how much she had changed since their early days together.

As Des continued to speak, Milya listened intently, shaking her head in disagreement. "Anyone foolish enough to cast you aside lacked vision and a heart. From the moment I met you, I recognized how special you were." The words tumbled out before Milya even realized it, and a blush quickly followed, coloring her cheeks..

"I never thought I'd find somebody that would want to be with me. Or a student hat maybe I could help. But here you are, both in one fine package."

Milya's eyes widened slightly, and a soft smile curved her lips as she leaned in, kissing Des gently. "If you keep talking like that, we'll never get any training done," she whispered, her voice tender and playful. Her hand remained on Des's cheek, not wanting to break the connection between them even for a moment.

 


Equipment: Simple Jedi Robes, Silver Sigil, inherited lightsaber, personal lightsaber, light-filtering lenses, Hush-style comlink, aquata breather, liquid-cable launcher, stim pills, nutrient/food pack​
Heat flushed across Desbre's face. "Sorry, can't help it. You just seem to bring it out of me." Still on her back she looked up at Milya, her eyes bright and clear, lit up with joy and adoration. A moment later she sighed, her expression sobering a hair. "I'm getting all mushy. And you're right we've got work to do. Save it for later." She did, however, steal a quick kiss, but stopped long enough to let it linger for a moment.​
Breaking the kiss and the spell, she slipped to the side and log-rolled to get enough space to get to her feet. Turning back, she offered Milya a hand up, if she wanted it. "Let's get goin'."
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Milya smiled as Des stole one last kiss before springing to her feet, swiftly extending her hand to help Milya up. Grasping Des's hand firmly, Milya stood and called both of her lightsabers to her hands through the Force. With a flick of her wrists, the blades ignited, their familiar hum filling the air as she instinctively adjusted the intensity of the blade. Milya slowly spun her sabers as she paced back and forth waiting a moment for Des to call her sabers as well.

 


Equipment: Simple Jedi Robes, Silver Sigil, inherited lightsaber, personal saber, light-filtering lenses, Hush-style comlink, aquata breather, liquid-cable launcher, stim pills, nutrient/food pack​
Des hauled Milya to her feet with casual power and ease. With the Echani retrieving her weapons and re-igniting them, the Arkanian raised an eyebrow as if to say 'alright' while breaking into a grin. Her sabers leapt off the forest floor and into her hands. Both blades snapped to life. "Come on, then." Her blades dangled loosely at her side but as she spoke, she spun them up in front of her making a glowing X in front of her, leading with her left foot and hand.​
Circling to her right (milya's left) a little, both blades shifted and wove around each other, leaving no easy path to attack, no easy openings as she waited. It wasn't a classical Jedi thing, but from another fighting art.​
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Milya grinned as Des raised an eyebrow. "What, you expected me to ease into it? You should know better," she teased, a mischievous glint in her eye. Des' cautious, defensive posture only fueled Milya's determination. She studied Des for a brief moment, gauging her stance and preparing her next move. Milya had never been one for hesitation; she thrived on the thrill of a quick assault. Her fingers tightened around her lightsaber hilts, and with a swift, decisive motion, she launched herself at Des.

In mid-air, Milya hurled one of her lightsabers directly at Des' chest, aiming to disrupt her defensive pattern. The orange blade spun through the air with lethal precision. As anticipated, Des deflected the saber, sending it off course. Milya's eyes gleamed with satisfaction; this was exactly the opening she needed. With a quick gesture, she called the saber back to her hand, the hilt smacking into her palm with a satisfying snap. Without missing a beat, Milya brought her left-hand saber down from above in a powerful overhead strike, while the saber in her right, held in an inverted grip, slashed towards Des' right side. The coordinated assault was a perfect example of Milya's aggressive fighting style.

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Equipment: Simple Jedi Robes, Silver Sigil, inherited lightsaber, personal saber, light-filtering lenses, Hush-style comlink, aquata breather, liquid-cable launcher, stim pills, nutrient/food pack​
As Milya took to the sky a half dozen of solutions went through her mind, but there wasn't time. Especially with the orange saber sailing toward her. The flick of a wrist sent the blade pinwheeling away, barely interrupting her defensive weave. And then Milya was on her, crashing down with a Falling Sun strike.​
Des brought up her left saber, held flat in front of her chest, before sweeping up and around like the hands of a clock. She caught the falling blow along the middle of her arctic blade, sending Milya's strike wide. As she finished the motion, the tip of her saber pointed to the sky, forming a wall of protection to her left, catching the reverse-blade's slash letting it grind past harmlessly. One smooth motion to pick up both strikes.​
With the deflection completed, Des continued the circle, blade now flat tot he ground then sweeping low and back up in front of her. The path , while not intended as a strike would cut the legs out of most anyone that close, including Milya if she didn't move or defend.​
For Des it was relaxed, almost casual, perhaps even slow as she returned to her defensive weave. The virtue of a saber was that it had infinite edges and needed no real power to do it's work against flesh.​
Taking advantage of the momentum as she came up with her saber, Des lashed out with an oblique forward strike with her left saber, aimed for Milya's head, if nothing else to keep her on her toes.​
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Once again, Des was proving to Milya that sometimes the most direct approach wasn't the best. She had failed to create an opening and was now on the defensive. Could she press the attack? Maybe, but her position was already compromised, and time was not on her side. With a small, annoyed click of her tongue, she leaped back out of range, creating distance between herself and Des. Resetting her stance, Milya began to circle, twirling each saber in rhythm. As she moved, she analyzed the last exchange, going over the details in her mind.

In one fluid motion, Milya linked her lightsabers, reforming them into a staff. Her now free hand extended through the Force, swiftly pulling a nearby rock from the ground roughly the size of a mouse droid and flinging it toward Des' right side. At that same moment, Milya rushed forward, seeming to go for another head on attack. However, at the last second, she pivoted, using her momentum to spin toward Des' left side. During the spin, she uncoupled the staff once more. Her left blade dropped into a low guard, ready to defend against a counter, while her right blade continued its arc, aimed at Des' back while carrying her momentum into the attack.

 


Des watched Milya circle, not just with her eyes but through the Force. She could feel Milya planning, considering. Hesitating. for the moment Des was content with this. She wasn't trying to break the girl's spirit. Far from it, but she could tell Milya wasn't used to a tough nut to crack. Fair. Most Jedi, if things were going right, never saw combat. Never had a reason to ignite their saber. And fewer still faced a worthy opponent. Was that thought arrogance speaking? Des turned it over in her mind for a moment. The Force is a powerful ally, but so is the discipline and training of the Jedi. A skilled, competent Jedi, with thousands of hours of training with saber and/or meditating on the Force and it's deeper mysteries put them head and shoulders above most. No, it wasn't arrogance, just a fact.​
By the same token, she realized the intensive hours, days, months... years... of intensive, torturous training, beyond abusive, driven by the whips of shame and guilt, and put her in a different place. Pain was an incredible teacher, not that she'd wish that kind of pain on anyone. There were two kinds of pain: the kind that hurt, and the kind that transformed.​
The kind that left gaping holes in her soul.​
Even now, she found herself not merely calm but placid, serene, like an undisturbed alpine lake among snow-capped mountains, surface flat and reflective like a mirror. The eye of a storm. A calm had washed over her like the quiet that accompanied a late night snowstorm, when the snow came down in those thick, coin-sized flakes, when all the world was quieted, muted, so that one could hear the flakes landing, piling up, wrapping the world in a blanket of white.​
The rock was a bone-breaking deadly missile. But rather than risk slashing it, or trying to stop it, one hand rotated, just a little. A mental trigger, a scooping motion. The rock sailed past her to the front, as she used a touch of the Force to alter it's trajectory into a miss. Of course it was a ruse, but one she had to deal with. Des wondered, then, if that was a trick that was part of her standard package, or if maybe Milya had picked it up from her.​
As Milya spun toward her, Des turned on the balls of her feet, squaring up, left saber coming down to guard her leg from the low blade. Bouncing away from the clash, Des whipped her wrist up and around in a fan, bouncing from low to a wall at her left, while she shifted her left back back, retreating, letting Milya's right blade intersect her left.

Again, she had picked up two blows with one technique. Continuing the motion of changing stances, hips rotating, body twisting, she whipped her right saber around in a flat cut at neck level, though she didn't intend to make contact, using it as a ward and warning. The strike carried just past Milya's lovely throat. If she were close enough to strike the tip of Des's saber would have been over MIlya's right shoulder. Instead she was a foot or more out of range.​
Raking the tip of her cyan saber back the way it came, Des extended her arm. The blow had no real power. A lightsaber didn't need it to be a threat. It turned into a shallow thrust, but still not quite in range (unless Milya rushed into it). Instead, as it reached the extension of her arm, Des carried it's momentum onward, and around, whipping the weapon in a circle of light, going form a palm-up thrust, out, back and over her head, coming back in with a palm-down backhand toward Milya's right ear in another flat cut.​
It wasn't particular to any of the Jedi arts, but something else. Older perhaps. Nuanced, though they shared similar roots. It was a martial art, and a form of self-defense, sometimes taught to law enforcement and highly trained soldiers. People who lived and died on their fighting skills without the Force. Designed to make people into effective fighters quickly with simple methods, but could spend a lifetime mastering all it's nuances. A form that used weapons first, of all kinds, but could translate to empty handed fighting. More than that it easily integrated with other martial arts and fighting forms. Including lightsaber combat.​
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