Scar-Faced Hag
Cora listened carefully to Kaleleon's explanation, her attention drifting to the single finger he lifted. She returned his nod with a faint incline of her head.
Many of the Padawans, herself included, had never faced a Mandalorian in combat. Sith were a different beast entirely, one she just felt as if she'd gotten a handle on before the Maw fell. Her gaze shifted over the growing gathering; first Loomi, then her redheaded friend, then the redhead who'd sparred with Colette, and finally, Shan.
"It's good to see you again Loomi, Shan. Welcome to the Padawan Pack, Gwen. I'm Cora." Her lips tilted upward in with a brief spark of amusement before her focus was pulled back towards the stage, to Kahlil and then the Mandalorian in green and bronze armor. Both his outfit and his demeanor seemed battered by the scars of war, his words of advisement coming from decades of experience. Her mouth firmed into a thoughtful frown.
How do you fight an opponent who was nearly impervious to your skillset, and who had the potential to nullify the Force? Manipulating the environment around them might work, as others pointed out. As would be exploiting the literal chinks in their armor, which seemed riskier.
"Will we be practicing against beskar at some point today?" Cora's eyes drifted between Minerva and Julius. "So that we can get a better sense of what will and won't work against it?" It was one thing to be told about the metal's durable properties; it was another thing entirely to feel your blade strike against it.
Turning towards Kaleleon, she appraised him for a moment. He had the training and experience of a Jedi Knight, so it was doubtless that he'd stand at least a few notches above the gathered Padawans in combat. Her only hope was that Valery Noble and Kahlil Noble would not use their spar as an excuse to make inappropriate bets.
"Up for a dance?"
Kaleleon Julius Sedaire Minerva Fhirdiad Loomi Gweneth Zarari Shan Pavond Katherine Holt @all the friends
Many of the Padawans, herself included, had never faced a Mandalorian in combat. Sith were a different beast entirely, one she just felt as if she'd gotten a handle on before the Maw fell. Her gaze shifted over the growing gathering; first Loomi, then her redheaded friend, then the redhead who'd sparred with Colette, and finally, Shan.
"It's good to see you again Loomi, Shan. Welcome to the Padawan Pack, Gwen. I'm Cora." Her lips tilted upward in with a brief spark of amusement before her focus was pulled back towards the stage, to Kahlil and then the Mandalorian in green and bronze armor. Both his outfit and his demeanor seemed battered by the scars of war, his words of advisement coming from decades of experience. Her mouth firmed into a thoughtful frown.
How do you fight an opponent who was nearly impervious to your skillset, and who had the potential to nullify the Force? Manipulating the environment around them might work, as others pointed out. As would be exploiting the literal chinks in their armor, which seemed riskier.
"Will we be practicing against beskar at some point today?" Cora's eyes drifted between Minerva and Julius. "So that we can get a better sense of what will and won't work against it?" It was one thing to be told about the metal's durable properties; it was another thing entirely to feel your blade strike against it.
Turning towards Kaleleon, she appraised him for a moment. He had the training and experience of a Jedi Knight, so it was doubtless that he'd stand at least a few notches above the gathered Padawans in combat. Her only hope was that Valery Noble and Kahlil Noble would not use their spar as an excuse to make inappropriate bets.
"Up for a dance?"
Kaleleon Julius Sedaire Minerva Fhirdiad Loomi Gweneth Zarari Shan Pavond Katherine Holt @all the friends