Val Ticon
S T U B B O R N
Worrying his lower lip to the point where droplets of blood began to form, Val struggled to regain that stereotypical Jedi composure. Regret wasn’t what he felt, it was just the overwhelming sense of shame in having disappointed his master. To know of disappointment another was the bane of a child. It ate at the very fiber of their being, it made one's legs weak, it brought tears to eyes, it came with a sense of inadequacy. No one could escape these truths of reality, especially not a padawan as young as Val.
Continuing to look away from the congregation of Masters, there was a faint sensation that brushed against the surface of Val’s consciousness, with it came a sensation that calmed the boys frantic emotions. It was the only thing he wanted, acceptance. It tugged at the emotional strings causing the boy to cough lightly. Looking up and following the traces of the force to its originator, Val offered a weak but thankful smile to the Kel Dor.
The adolescent's breathing slowed as he looked down the hall that they’d have to proceed through. Beneath his feet he could feel a thrumming, not that of the engines but of the horde that was rushing the Jedi. Terrifying barks, and howls came from the darkness of the hall and with each passing second they grew louder and more vicious. Once more the fear thought to rise up, and despite himself Val held it down. Lowering his body, bending at the knees he activated his saber standing behind the wall of Masters. Only hoping that the Masters would deal with the bulk of them.
[member="Morteg"], [member="Nulgath Zardai"], [member="Kian Karr"]
Continuing to look away from the congregation of Masters, there was a faint sensation that brushed against the surface of Val’s consciousness, with it came a sensation that calmed the boys frantic emotions. It was the only thing he wanted, acceptance. It tugged at the emotional strings causing the boy to cough lightly. Looking up and following the traces of the force to its originator, Val offered a weak but thankful smile to the Kel Dor.
The adolescent's breathing slowed as he looked down the hall that they’d have to proceed through. Beneath his feet he could feel a thrumming, not that of the engines but of the horde that was rushing the Jedi. Terrifying barks, and howls came from the darkness of the hall and with each passing second they grew louder and more vicious. Once more the fear thought to rise up, and despite himself Val held it down. Lowering his body, bending at the knees he activated his saber standing behind the wall of Masters. Only hoping that the Masters would deal with the bulk of them.
[member="Morteg"], [member="Nulgath Zardai"], [member="Kian Karr"]