Location: Jedi Temple Entrance | An overlook
Objective: Save the former Grandmaster, for he is good and stands for all wonderful rainbow things! Hope! Justice! Peace! A laugh!
Allies: [member="Ben Watts"]
Nemeses: [member="Darth Shara"] | [member="Darth Vornskr"] (Soon. Here's your tag) | And unbeknownst [member="Daella Apparine"]
Now three floors above the tumult, Kiskla paused for only a moment to see what was going on below. Blue and green barked against red, corpses were already steaming from both sides. Smoke twisted into the air from the impact of the shuttle, and rubble crumbled from the once proudly erected pillars. Her radiant core of light extended to those that would accept it, mostly the Jedi who were frantically clawing at nothing under [member="Darth Vornskr"]’s influence. It was a calming presence, a reassurance to those that were feeling nothing but desperation when faced with their greatest fears — it would help them push away his harmful mental influence.
They’d obviously not made it to that stage of their training, yet. Kiskla had already been faced with this sort of offence on Kataar, and overcame it. She was a cold woman and distanced, and had learned to let go of her past; merely build on the future. For a second, the briefest of instants, the future terrified her; the amount of power she had within her was unparalleled, although never displayed. Under influence, she imagined that it consumed her and she became the very thing she fought against. Her knuckles whitened as her grip on the railing intensified and she shook, physically shook, the vision away. She was a Master of the Light and had to be such for those who were bravely defending their home now. A pinnacle.
How ironic.
With a shift of her weight, the girl twisted and launched over the railing. She landed in a crouch, with a telekinetic wave rolling from her that affected those of only a dark signature. That type of precision was reserved for those that practiced and trained — of which she did. Some were knocked down, giving her Jedi brethren an advantage. Immediately, the blonde stood and quickly zipped through those already actively engaged. Her svelte frame was then aerial again, landing on top of the shuttle the invaders had come in. Her brows were furrowed, and she surveyed the scene once more, one hand on the small of her back where her two of her hilts rested, the other on the surface of the shuttle. The palm pressed against the ship opened up to psychometery, and a flood -- a rush of images -- raced through her mind. Zooming in and out, mostly in the brilliance of space, but the soil this ship had touched down, where it had come from, it blossomed faintly in her mind's eye. It would be enough. She would have liked to explore the vision more, but her Jedi senses were tingling. Her fingers curled around it while she fought to overcome to feeling of weighty guilt — she could see many of her counterparts already engaged. She had yet to have been detected, pinpointed or attacked, despite her resounding presence.
A jarring precognitive tingle raced down her spine, causing her to reach out with her Force Sight. Recent ally and travel companion [member="Ben Watts"] was in peril. With him, was the ever-familiar signature of [member="Daella Apparine"]. A ripple raced through her once more, but it wasn’t one alerting her of impending danger. It was one that gave her an intense resolve that came only when she was anxious for a vicious release — the dark shadow inside her veins vied to be used. This was the only way she could.
Quickly, Kiskla’s svelte frame jolted from her position, upward. She used a nearby pillar as a kick-off to further her athleticism. This projecting technique landed her with hands grasping the railing that [member="Darth Shara"], [member="Ben Watts"], [member="Daella Apparine"] and [member="Darth Vornskr"] were on. From below her, an eruption trembled. Flames cracked through the bottom of the entrance, shattering the marble that contained it. Slips of flames licked upward, and she used that for the additional boost (whether by full choice or not). She shifted her weight and twisted into the party while the funnel of flame shot upward. The entire floor threatened to crumble, and it shook but stayed. Somewhere farther off, more walls were caving in. Time was not on her, nor [member="Ben Watts"]’ side.
She hadn’t caught the dramatic conversation, but she could assume based on the confusion on Watts’ face, and the posture of vague or presumed commadery between the…thing and Daella. And the laughter -- the laughter was also a good key. It made her cringe as she conjured her metaphysical ally to rally to her side. It didn’t make sense. It didn’t have to. Her senses were wild and confused, and she had to react — her friend was in jeopardy. With that frustration, ivory sparks began to gather around the exposed flesh of her knuckles, and spread up her arm within a matter of seconds. Thankfully. The target for this onslaught of light-side electricity? [member="Darth Shara"] — to give Ben some time to get out of dodge.