HK-36
The Iron Lord Protector (Neutral Good)
[member="Jeff Solaris"],
With scrape and cranking of the gears the heavy metal door begun to lift up and so the light started to flood into the dark corridor where HK awaited for the match to begin. His grip tightened around the lightsaber hilt he held in his right hand.
As the gate opened the gust of wind hit him, the air was dry and dusty, the arena featureless outside of the hard sandy ground. The droid stepped forward into the light and so the roar of the cheering crowds erupted as HK came into sight, he looked up, watching the gathered people and saw his image on the large monitors on the sides, his dull red photoreceptors contrasting his grey metal body.
He wore no additional armor during the tournament, it was forbidden, nothing outside of his own metal body, simple grey cloak, and the gallery of prepared weapons he brought with himself, during this fight, however, he brought only twin practice swords which hanged off of his back and his white-blade lightsaber.
The Sliver of Light, his favored weapon which he used only as a training lightsaber, he swore an oath it will never be anything more, never shall the lightsaber burn through another being, always it will be in training setting.
His cloak fluttered as he looked across the field at his opponent, a being called Jeff Solaris, HK's scanners penetrated the being's body, scanned the structure.
He knew an HRD droid when he saw one, after all HK used many of those models, and constructed even more.
So it was a test who was the better droid then, HK raised the hilt of his saber in a battlestance of Djem-So as he still moved forward towards the middle of the arena.
He knew HRD's and he knew that they had greater physical limitations than conventional droid bodies, their bodies were not designed for combat but for blending-in, their mechanical muscles were smaller, to make the bodies appear more natural. In physique HK had advantage, it was a question whether his combat knowledge would be greater as well.
HK waited in the middle of the arena, the cheers and roars of spectators echoing around the arena, he waited for his opponent to join him in the arena and for the match to begin.
With scrape and cranking of the gears the heavy metal door begun to lift up and so the light started to flood into the dark corridor where HK awaited for the match to begin. His grip tightened around the lightsaber hilt he held in his right hand.
As the gate opened the gust of wind hit him, the air was dry and dusty, the arena featureless outside of the hard sandy ground. The droid stepped forward into the light and so the roar of the cheering crowds erupted as HK came into sight, he looked up, watching the gathered people and saw his image on the large monitors on the sides, his dull red photoreceptors contrasting his grey metal body.
He wore no additional armor during the tournament, it was forbidden, nothing outside of his own metal body, simple grey cloak, and the gallery of prepared weapons he brought with himself, during this fight, however, he brought only twin practice swords which hanged off of his back and his white-blade lightsaber.
The Sliver of Light, his favored weapon which he used only as a training lightsaber, he swore an oath it will never be anything more, never shall the lightsaber burn through another being, always it will be in training setting.
His cloak fluttered as he looked across the field at his opponent, a being called Jeff Solaris, HK's scanners penetrated the being's body, scanned the structure.
He knew an HRD droid when he saw one, after all HK used many of those models, and constructed even more.
So it was a test who was the better droid then, HK raised the hilt of his saber in a battlestance of Djem-So as he still moved forward towards the middle of the arena.
He knew HRD's and he knew that they had greater physical limitations than conventional droid bodies, their bodies were not designed for combat but for blending-in, their mechanical muscles were smaller, to make the bodies appear more natural. In physique HK had advantage, it was a question whether his combat knowledge would be greater as well.
HK waited in the middle of the arena, the cheers and roars of spectators echoing around the arena, he waited for his opponent to join him in the arena and for the match to begin.