REDEMPTION IS NEVER OUT OF REACH...
Location: Mon Calamari
Companion: Astromech R01R - "Roller", Pilot droid Mu51c - "Music"
The dodge and the kick were more effective than he had thought that they would be, but Caltin ran into a problem, one he had a bad habit of running into. He got overzealous. As the Dark Lord fell back, the big guy reached out for him, to grab his belt or arm, or whatever he could get his hands on, maybe to keep him from falling, maybe to throw him, it didn’t matter at this point. In doing so, he ate one of the Lord Kizash’s boots, taking it hard on the chin.
Youngling move, idiot.
Lightly grasping his chin, sucking on his gumline, and cursing his own stupidity, the massive Jedi Master took a step back himself. In retrospect, he should be lucky, that kick, even if unplanned would have knocked out most seasoned fighters. Cracking his neck one more time, the big guy noticed where Kizash was and knew that there was one way to go for him, and that was from above. The real question was how? This guy was an expert in his own right, Caltin saw this in him and was not simply going to go for a straight-ahead “tree-cutting” as the Djem So maneuver was so oddly nicknamed. Then again, maybe it was the best choice?
It was his after all…
He was fast, really fast in his leap, the big guy did not have much of a chance to think, let alone react. So his instinct took over, and not in a way he wanted. Falling into a backward somersault, the massive Jedi Master held out his long handle lightsaber sideways. He was only going to be able to catch one blade, the other would penetrate his shoulder and bifurcate him if his instinct did not press a second button on the hilt. The second blade of
Conservator extended in
barely enough time to catch Kizash’s other blade. The move did not block the Sith weapon, but literally intersect it, temporarily shorting both of them out. This did not halt the momentum from his attack though, not at all.
Caltin was annoyed as the hilt slammed into his
Still sore from the recent events on
Circumtore. As he rolled back to his feet, he shook his head. Not at Kizash, their eyes had not met, but himself. That was only the third time in eight-hundred sixty years (granted most of that time was spent frozen on ice on the planet Rhen Var) that he had used that second blade, and all three times had been recent. Caltin hated using saber-staffs, no judgment or shame against anyone who did, he just preferred using one. He felt it was more suited to his style and the second blade, though a necessary safety protocol for him, was a cop-out.
Standing erect, Permafrost blade down to his right side, Caltin rolled his sore shoulder a few times and eyed his opponent. Tearing off the upper tunic, the big guy needed more mobility than the layers he was wearing could offer.
That’s it, I am seeing someone about some custom robes and whatever. This crap itches anyway.
I know you’re not going to, but you’re still free to leave.
...YOU JUST HAVE TO REACH FOR IT.