Alkor Centaris
Son of Liberty
Allies: [member="Samka Derith"]
Enemies: [member="Ghorua the Shark"]
Enemies: [member="Ghorua the Shark"]
Alkor was no master of mind magicks. When it came to the darkness, his prowess lay in augmenting his own already honed body into a sharper, deadlier weapon. Rage served to temper, and hatred quenched him. When Samka drew on the ephemeral, however, he was inexplicably aware.
What Ghorua saw, or did not see, was between the Shark and the Mentalist. Alkor lacked the skill to pry, and the wherewithal to care about the beast's secrets. The woman's words, however, carried along the current. Alkor was awash in it, and so, he heard the ripples manifest.
She was a powerful one in her own right. Young, perhaps brash, and cocksure- but she had the skill to back up her assertions, as bold as they were. He watched the blue haired Bespinite as she plied her horrific trade with a tinge of interest smoldering behind his icy eyes.
Something about the darker arts always fascinated him, though they would forever remain beyond his grasp. His master had delved deep enough that his soul was lost eternally to Chaos. Alkor had learned well enough from that example that he was better off without the knowledge.
The Herglic railed against the mental assault with obvious effort, though Alkor knew already that the basic tenets of the Palawa martial art were deeply rooted in control over the flow of the Force, whether or not the practitioner was sensitive to it. A master could close his mind to it entirely. It was a skill that passed to Alkor only after years of harsh and dedicated training in the art.
"Tch," Alkor clicked his teeth as the Shark mounted his counter offensive, but he did not wait for Samka to respond. The woman had just unleashed a sizable mental onslaught, and he was uncertain if she would have the reaction time that a Force Master would generally boast under different circumstances.
His body ripped toward the two with intense speed, aided by the Force. Alkor threw his right arm high in a block, categorized similarly to the ones Ghorua himself was familiar with. The energy hissed and spat as it raked across black beskar and glanced off, only a few trace singes to bear proof that a lightsaber had touched the plate.
"I've got your back," he snarled back toward the woman. He let out a harsh breath, the quick jolt of summoned energy ebbing away.
Alkor let his arm fall a fraction as he whipped the blade of his own Saber around in a precise arc, angled toward the Shark from behind his pike. The Dark Jedi hoped to both put the other man on the back foot, as well as give Samka time to regroup after her opening gambit.
"Don't forget about me, big guy."