Darth Veles
Sweet Avreet
Once again, Veles found himself teaching a few worthy students. [member="Darth Banshee"] and [member="Darth Naomi"], to be precise. He's had the pleasure of offering his knowledge to the two Sith ladies before ad he intended to do so again. After learning Force cloak in the last of his classes, they were ready to extend their knowledge on the subject and understand the true power of bending light and sound. Veles had mastered the power through constant use and practice in combat situations, it almost seemed natural to him to play with the Force and create whatever projection he wished as long as it was within his power. Great for infiltrations and retreats. Were the two students strong enough to learn it and carry his legacy? Most likely, as both of them already understood how Force cloak worked. Now they'd push the skill a little further and learned Force projection.
This rare power was not the only thing Veles intended to teach the two though. Despite his mastery of invisibility, he had encountered many opponents with unordinary vision during his career, be it an unique eyesight or some of the many vision modes built in visors of helmets. Force flash would deal with those, blinding them and allowing the Sith to quickly dispatch their opponent or retreat. The power was especially fun to use against people wearing some sort of night vision goggles; the intense light either broke the delicate light gathering components or, in case the goggles did not have those, permanently blinded anyone wearing the eyewear amplifying light. Dispatching blind people was more of a formality than anything else. Force flash also utilized the ability to temporarily disable electronics, turning it into an useful tool against cameras and various sensors. Thinking of blind people and electronics, Veles remembered his words of advice to the young Miraluka, recommending her to get a pair of cybernetic eyes. He wondered if she listened to him?
As always during his classes of stealth and light manipulation, the Mon Calamari had picked a dim lit room with no windows. This is where they'd practice one of the powers he wanted to teach them, for the second one the trio would move to some area with cameras. And as always, the amphibian wanted to demonstrate his power a bit, meaning he cloaked himself and vanished from the Force. The two Knights wouldn't find the room to be empty though. No, their exact copies awaited them, standing at attention with their hands clasped behind their backs and looking for the originals.
This rare power was not the only thing Veles intended to teach the two though. Despite his mastery of invisibility, he had encountered many opponents with unordinary vision during his career, be it an unique eyesight or some of the many vision modes built in visors of helmets. Force flash would deal with those, blinding them and allowing the Sith to quickly dispatch their opponent or retreat. The power was especially fun to use against people wearing some sort of night vision goggles; the intense light either broke the delicate light gathering components or, in case the goggles did not have those, permanently blinded anyone wearing the eyewear amplifying light. Dispatching blind people was more of a formality than anything else. Force flash also utilized the ability to temporarily disable electronics, turning it into an useful tool against cameras and various sensors. Thinking of blind people and electronics, Veles remembered his words of advice to the young Miraluka, recommending her to get a pair of cybernetic eyes. He wondered if she listened to him?
As always during his classes of stealth and light manipulation, the Mon Calamari had picked a dim lit room with no windows. This is where they'd practice one of the powers he wanted to teach them, for the second one the trio would move to some area with cameras. And as always, the amphibian wanted to demonstrate his power a bit, meaning he cloaked himself and vanished from the Force. The two Knights wouldn't find the room to be empty though. No, their exact copies awaited them, standing at attention with their hands clasped behind their backs and looking for the originals.