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Guardian Class Training

Tython
Open Field Near The Temple...

For all intents and purposes the Jedi Master was alone in the field. Near him were cases full of training sabers, different training drones. A few trees littered the area, and their vines hung down to the grass below. The native flora and fauna were continuing about their day, despite the training droids that currently stood idle. Some had blasters, others were holding lightsaber hilts. It was peaceful, quiet, and for a moment the head of the Tython Academy soaked it all in. There were no Knights looking for answers or missions, no Masters looking for his aid, or Padawans needing assistance. He was simply able to stand for all intents and purposes alone in a field, and wait for everyone to come.

The BattleMaster was deep in the Force though.

Life was all around him, and he had fully let go of the concept of his own self. Instead, he let the light flow into him. That process sent his own being elsewhere, and he was fully engaged into the flow of life itself. Every living being in the system was in his Sphere of Responsibility at the moment, and serenity was etched across his distinct features. Long blonde locks were flying in the wind, and his powerful arms lay relaxed at his side. Light bounced off the distinct cortosis-weave bracers he wore, and off the buckles on the forearm length glove he wore underneath his right arm to cover his prosthesis. His typical golden breastplate lay on the ground, and on this day he was wearing a simple black, sleevless shirt to match his trousers and boots. On his belt were a variety of mission tools, and one important lightsaber hilt.

Mace Windu's to be matter-of-fact.

The two meter tall man soaked in the light, and he could feel others drawing near. Today he would be instructing them in the ways of being a Guardian. How they could be warriors in defense of life, and using the Force as an ally in battle. The difference was distinct in how they acted compared to Consulars and Shadows, but they would learn by the end of the day. An ecletic group was said to be coming, courtesy of [member="Kiskla Grayson"] shotgunning the invitation of the class taught by the former GrandMaster to every Jedi that still drew breath.

Moments like these were back when he would be absorbed in his personal pain, but the battle of Coruscant and the aftermath had cleared him of his pain. Gone had been the shell that he had been for two years, he was fully restored to how he had been before he had resigned as GrandMaster. Nothing but peace emanated from him, and he fully let his power shine on Tython. The Sith wouldn't dare come, nor did they even know how to get there. The time for battle would be later, on this day instruction was what would happen.

So Wraith sat in the Force, and awaited his charges for the day...
 
The cool, relaxing breeze rolled in along the field, causing the blades of grass to waver in it's strength. The brown leathery boots Tugoro wore would tread lightly through the terrain as he admired the area, his head craning from side to side as he did so. Tython was a beautiful planet, it's environment was various and it really did amaze him. Kiskla Grayson had recommended that he showed up on the planet for the training, for it was being hosted by a Jedi BattleMaster. The boy's uniformly arranged padawan robings swayed in the wind as he approached the man who stood alone, apparently meditating.

There was no doubt in his mind that this was the site, for as he continued to examine the area he noticed the several training droids, some equipped with blasters, while the others wielded sabers. It appeared as though it would be some very interesting training. Bowing politely, he would speak up, hoping to get the man's attention. "Greetings."
[member="Darron Wraith"]
 
[member="Darron Wraith"] [member="Tugoro Taidarious"]

A long stem of grass bobbed sky and earthward with the rhythm of her step. Her gaze was transfixed upwards, watching the clouds roll along without much of a care. The training area she'd been sent off to couldn't have been much further, but she'd never been to Tython before. Meiko closed her eyes and just felt, felt which way to go. Which was towards what she felt through the Force.

It was not long before she came along Wraith and another standing near him at this training area... More just a field. His hair was a dead give away from the description she'd been given, and the training droids too were just evidence to seal the deal. Yep, this was indeed the right place. Meiko slowed her pace as she closed in. Other than the natural sounds she was silent, taking a sitting position on the ground behind them. That blade of grass she was toying with was spit out, this Master could find it disrespectful. And the last thing she needed was to offend potential Masters who could take her on. So in continuing silence she waited.
 
The Admiralty
Darron Wraith, Battlemaster and Head of Tython. The man was a legend, one of the finest duelists in the Order and even a former Grandmaster. When Michael heard the call, the sheer notion of being trained by him.. well it was certainly an opportunity.

Still, some part of him was surprised to find himself back with the Order. It seemed it had only been a day ago, when he had founded the Army of Light and together with Amadis had tried to change the Galaxy.

Never had he considered coming back after that.

Then again, he hadn’t considered himself to be important enough, to be tracked down by [member="Kiskla Grayson"]. The new Grandmaster of the Order. Felt strange, but maybe it was the Force’s way to tell him something.

Regardless, there was no point in thinking about it now. His path was set yet again, and the only thing he could do was ride out the storm; see where it brought him.

Michael could feel the wind brushing his skin, and the sun smiling down upon him. For a moment, he paused in his strides, and enjoyed just.. being. Being alive, and here on a beautiful day.

Eventually he continued on, and saw that two others had beaten him to the location of the training session. As the Knight closed the distance, he gave a bow finally.

“Master Wraith, Padawans.”

@Meiko @Tugoro Taidarious [member="Darron Wraith"]
 
He was spending more and more time on Tython, and less and less on Ossus. It was the way of things, and the fact of the matter was that on this Jedi path, the path of the Guardian, he was meant to be here. That was that, but it didn't mean he wouldn't go back to Ossus to visit. Mara was too important, the one bit of family he had left in the group of those he cared to acknowledge as being related to at all. And so was he, for her.

Even so, being a Jedi (as he was coming to learn) took priority over anything remaining from his previous life. If the Order... if the Force itself needed something of him, there was little he could do but respond with 'here am I, send me', regardless of any plans he may have laid in his personal life. But as everyone he knew now was also a Jedi, these things were implicitly understood.

Today, he was attending a prime opportunity to train that not even his master could pass up. Master Wraith, he had been told, was a man with whom he got the impression he was very lucky to learn from. Luck, he also knew, was an uncommon term amongst those who understood the workings of the Force to any degree at all.

Just on the heels of [member="Michael Sardun"] did he approach the modestly-sized group, coming to stand alongside this man that had taken him on. Only then did he dip his head in wordless respect to his peers, then set his eyes on [member="Darron Wraith"].

"Master Wraith." And it was all he said, hands folded into each other behind his back, his stance something of a militaristic 'at ease'.

[member="Meiko"] | [member="Tugoro Taidarious"]
 

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