Jedi Brat!
Naboo
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While the Sith ( Darth Prazutis ) squandered their time, I Studied the Blade.
Whilst the master reminisces about battles of yore from his armchair, the novice sharpens his skills, ready to duel with in the coming dawn.
True Saber combat is not a contest of strength. It's a conversation. To engage in this dialogue, to truly understand the essence of saber dueling, is to listen as much as you speak. To observe the silent pauses, to anticipate the unspoken thoughts, and to reply not with arrogance, but with precision and respect.
In the end, the most profound conversations between duelists are those where nothing is said at all. Where the outcome is decided not by the loudness of the clash, but by the quiet decisive action of the blade.
Braze drew a slow stedying breath harnessing the energy from around him and clearing his mind as he let it out in a slow exhale.
Form I: Shii-Cho
Known as "The Way of the Sarlacc," it's the most basic form, focusing on fundamental strikes, parries, and stances. Characterized by wide, sweeping strikes and basic deflections.
As dusk settled, Braze took the Opening Stance, alone under the fading sun in a flowering grassy field. His lit lightsaber cast a glow on his youthful visage, his stance ready and his mind focused.
Beginning slowly, Braze moved with precision, his lightsaber tracing patterns in the air, each movement showcasing every strike, every cut, every thrust, and every block. You were only as good as your foundation. This much was true. The more sweat you lost in practice, the less blood you lost on the field of battle. He progressed from drills to his katas, his movements flowed together like water but careful, deliberate, and controlled.