Telekinetic LightSaber Combat

[Tricia Kalamack]

The jedi master stretched out as she was hovering there in the training room as she was laying herself out there. With a look around before she scratched her chestin the silk robes and her large mane of hair was there. "Well lets see who shows up." She had some skills that she could offer them training wise and there was a whole lot more in general terms. With a look as her saber were hovering around the jedi master and dueling with each other she had decided there was a chance she could use it to teach some of the others out there in the field.

 

[Eugen Aker]

Arisa had no business with the other Jedi, just passing through onto some other business, but she did give pause to observe the curious display of blades swinging against each other as if being wielded by invisible opponents. However, it was easy to see it was the woman who was directing them through the Force, like puppets on a string. Quietly, she just looked on for a while, enjoying the display.

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[Tricia Kalamack]

[member="Arisa Yune"]

Tricia was looking at things as she woke up with a lazy look towards the jedi who was there. She was able to keep the sabers moving and dueling before a yawn came from her mouth with a look at Arisa. "Hmmm welcome, I have no idea who you are but this is a place for learning how to use telekinesis to combat with sabers." She said it while sitting there in the air with her hair flowing around her for a moment. The jedi master leaned back a little until she was sticking around here while her eyes flicked around the room.

 

[Eugen Aker]

"Oh, I already know how to do that," the fellow Jedi Master replied. "The display just caught my eye."

It was a nice party trick, but Arisa's previous instructors had stressed to never use such techniques in live combat, keeping physical hold of their blades so that they weren't just stolen or blasted away by opponents while in a state of levitation. The use of a common blaster was generally more efficient.

"Apologies for my interruptions, I'll let you continue your training."

With that, she gave a small bow of respect, then turned away to continue about her day.

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