Moonage Daydream
Dagobah – Forest
Allies: Alliance, [member="Noah Corek"]
Enemies: Order @ManWhoCan’tBeTagged @Vahliath Imperious
To call Coren Starchaser a Jedi was to call anything by only one part of it. He was training with the Jedi now, yes, but he was much more than that, as the sum of his parts. He was a former student of the Sith and the Krath, a student of the Aing-Tii and the Grey Paladins. He was a wanderer of the Unknown and a resident of the void between worlds. When he came to battle, it was something that others hadn’t seen. Able to enjoy the fight, and ride the shades of colors that the Force brought, the man understood the Force deeply, and what it could be. He knew what he was, within the Force, and what he could accomplish.
Hitting the ground, without checking to make sure his hit made the target, Coren rolled, his armor helping to stabilize him as he called the Force around him. The raw power of the energy that sustained and connected life. The Force would continue to protect Coren, and the pilot-Jedi turned inward, he fell into that place the Light Side could bring him, where his resolve, and dexterity would increase, aiding him with finesse and precision. The Force would capture the Starchaser, and unlike the Dark Side, which threw users into a blind rage, the Light Side, geared the Jedi to do feats others could only hope for.
He knew that the Sith in front of him was chanting their mantra, the Jedi did the same thing. Coren though, fell into the own mantra of his own, that he was the chaos that lived in the storm, he was the peace before it, and the peace after. And now, he was the storm, true and primal. As he stepped towards his foe, orange blade burning like the fires around them. The Force surrounded Coren and was offering the protection of a barrier, much like a shield belt.
Grinning, the Starchaser continued walking, the rocks swirling around his opponent, and as they came flying at him, he moved to dodge the larger, and allowed the Force to catch the smaller projectiles. And knowing that anything he could do now would fail to allow him to slow his opponent, he took the power spooling around him, protecting him, and hurled it towards the Sith. And with that he ran at his foe, lightsaber at the ready.
Allies: Alliance, [member="Noah Corek"]
Enemies: Order @ManWhoCan’tBeTagged @Vahliath Imperious
To call Coren Starchaser a Jedi was to call anything by only one part of it. He was training with the Jedi now, yes, but he was much more than that, as the sum of his parts. He was a former student of the Sith and the Krath, a student of the Aing-Tii and the Grey Paladins. He was a wanderer of the Unknown and a resident of the void between worlds. When he came to battle, it was something that others hadn’t seen. Able to enjoy the fight, and ride the shades of colors that the Force brought, the man understood the Force deeply, and what it could be. He knew what he was, within the Force, and what he could accomplish.
Hitting the ground, without checking to make sure his hit made the target, Coren rolled, his armor helping to stabilize him as he called the Force around him. The raw power of the energy that sustained and connected life. The Force would continue to protect Coren, and the pilot-Jedi turned inward, he fell into that place the Light Side could bring him, where his resolve, and dexterity would increase, aiding him with finesse and precision. The Force would capture the Starchaser, and unlike the Dark Side, which threw users into a blind rage, the Light Side, geared the Jedi to do feats others could only hope for.
He knew that the Sith in front of him was chanting their mantra, the Jedi did the same thing. Coren though, fell into the own mantra of his own, that he was the chaos that lived in the storm, he was the peace before it, and the peace after. And now, he was the storm, true and primal. As he stepped towards his foe, orange blade burning like the fires around them. The Force surrounded Coren and was offering the protection of a barrier, much like a shield belt.
Grinning, the Starchaser continued walking, the rocks swirling around his opponent, and as they came flying at him, he moved to dodge the larger, and allowed the Force to catch the smaller projectiles. And knowing that anything he could do now would fail to allow him to slow his opponent, he took the power spooling around him, protecting him, and hurled it towards the Sith. And with that he ran at his foe, lightsaber at the ready.