It had been years since Graxin had fought against an opponent with a style similar to his own. Up until recently, Jar'kai had been a rare sight in the two Orders of the force. Now, it was becoming far more common, and the Knight was learning to compensate for the change. Her words were aptly chosen to distract him. Combat was as much physical as it was psychological, and throwing off one's opponent before the blades ever struck could prove fatal for the effect party. The Knight did well to remember this as she stalked him. His lips pressed into a grim line for the slightest fraction of a second, before twisting into a small, albeit charming smile. "Ah, but you aren't dead, are you my dear?" He replied in a teasing tone. "So I'm afraid your assumption is a bit off, for the moment."
He maintained a good distance between himself and the woman, though he was rather sure that was as much her own doing as it was his. His brow furrowed in annoyance as her voice crept into the back of his mind. Telepathy was his weakest point. His defense against mental intrusion was strong enough to ward of a manipulation of his mind, but the whispers and musings of those who wished it would always find one of the many cracks in his defense to slip through. He made no look back, but it was then that he paid heed to the Dreambeast. It was unlike anything he had ever come across before, both in his time as the Emperor's Hand, and within the Jedi Order. The monster unsettled him.
If the Dreambeast was changing into his greatest fear, then he would be ready to combat it. It was a simple conjuration, a Graug around three meters in height. It was clad in old Sith armor, and wielded a sword of flames built from Sith alchemy. Anyone with knowledge of the old Sith Empire would recognize Darth Vulcanus without much thought. Graxin paid it little heed--he was more concerned with the Sith woman who seemed to be sizing him up.
Wordlessly, he doused his green blade, and stuffed it into his robes. He held his remaining blade, the one of yellow, in one hand, and pointed it downward. "I suppose the chance to seek redemption and join the Order isn't to your liking?" He lofted a brow, and positioned himself so that both she and her pet were in his sight. "It's a shame that the false Sith have you. You could be so much more...yet you've sided with an organization doomed to fail from the very start."
In truth, he was stalling as much as he was assessing his opponent. The others needed time to finish their objectives, and he would use whatever means that were available to buy them time.
Allies: Kian Karr The Dark Man
Enemies: Kezeroth the Hateful Arturious Engel Silara Vantai
He maintained a good distance between himself and the woman, though he was rather sure that was as much her own doing as it was his. His brow furrowed in annoyance as her voice crept into the back of his mind. Telepathy was his weakest point. His defense against mental intrusion was strong enough to ward of a manipulation of his mind, but the whispers and musings of those who wished it would always find one of the many cracks in his defense to slip through. He made no look back, but it was then that he paid heed to the Dreambeast. It was unlike anything he had ever come across before, both in his time as the Emperor's Hand, and within the Jedi Order. The monster unsettled him.
If the Dreambeast was changing into his greatest fear, then he would be ready to combat it. It was a simple conjuration, a Graug around three meters in height. It was clad in old Sith armor, and wielded a sword of flames built from Sith alchemy. Anyone with knowledge of the old Sith Empire would recognize Darth Vulcanus without much thought. Graxin paid it little heed--he was more concerned with the Sith woman who seemed to be sizing him up.
Wordlessly, he doused his green blade, and stuffed it into his robes. He held his remaining blade, the one of yellow, in one hand, and pointed it downward. "I suppose the chance to seek redemption and join the Order isn't to your liking?" He lofted a brow, and positioned himself so that both she and her pet were in his sight. "It's a shame that the false Sith have you. You could be so much more...yet you've sided with an organization doomed to fail from the very start."
In truth, he was stalling as much as he was assessing his opponent. The others needed time to finish their objectives, and he would use whatever means that were available to buy them time.
Allies: Kian Karr The Dark Man
Enemies: Kezeroth the Hateful Arturious Engel Silara Vantai