The stream of crackling lightning dissipated from Shorn's fingers, cut off as soon as he realized what little effect it had on the charging Black Knight. Wisps of pale smoke curled off the man's armor, but still he came head on. The silvery lightsaber in his hand flashed, a bar of pure death. Mikhail exhaled frustratedly, but offered the man a conciliatory smile, though the effect was lost by Mikhail's helmet.
Running full tilt against a Sith Lord was objectionable for a vast number of reasons, as Anakin Skywalker once discovered against Count Dooku. However, rushing headlong into a fray against a master of telekinesis presented rather unique problems, such as the telekinetic hand which Shorn wrapped about the charging Black Knight. The grip was not crushing, for Mikhail's intention was not to squish. He had smashing on his mind. The fingers of that invisible hand wrapped around the man's upper torso, potentially snapping his arms to his side and rendering him unable to move them.
Shorn had been Reek-rushed by so many fools he'd lost track. They always tried to get in saber range, which would have given them a rather large advantage, but they all seemed to forget that dodging telekinesis is rather hard. Especially a Force Grip. The fingers of Mikhail's outstretched hand curled inward like a claw and he gestured sharply upward, pivoted, then brought his hand viciously downward behind him. The result was that the Black Knight would have his own forward momentum utilized against him as Shorn attempted to lift him up off the ground, over Shorn's head, and bring him back down onto the ground behind Shorn with a cratering impact. It was how Mikhail had snapped Jared Ovmar's legs despite the man wearing beskar'gam. Armor was all well and good, but it didn't do much against meteoric velocities and blunt force trauma.
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Running full tilt against a Sith Lord was objectionable for a vast number of reasons, as Anakin Skywalker once discovered against Count Dooku. However, rushing headlong into a fray against a master of telekinesis presented rather unique problems, such as the telekinetic hand which Shorn wrapped about the charging Black Knight. The grip was not crushing, for Mikhail's intention was not to squish. He had smashing on his mind. The fingers of that invisible hand wrapped around the man's upper torso, potentially snapping his arms to his side and rendering him unable to move them.
Shorn had been Reek-rushed by so many fools he'd lost track. They always tried to get in saber range, which would have given them a rather large advantage, but they all seemed to forget that dodging telekinesis is rather hard. Especially a Force Grip. The fingers of Mikhail's outstretched hand curled inward like a claw and he gestured sharply upward, pivoted, then brought his hand viciously downward behind him. The result was that the Black Knight would have his own forward momentum utilized against him as Shorn attempted to lift him up off the ground, over Shorn's head, and bring him back down onto the ground behind Shorn with a cratering impact. It was how Mikhail had snapped Jared Ovmar's legs despite the man wearing beskar'gam. Armor was all well and good, but it didn't do much against meteoric velocities and blunt force trauma.
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