Location: Streets
Allies: One Sith
Enemies: [member="Ben Watts"], [member="Flint Dexen"]
Objective: Fighting and stuff
Ravenous and unyielding, Gabriels force aura poured out of him in waves of pent-up rage and hatred. Not necessarily hatred for these two in particular, their identities insignificant to him in this moment. No, what was more important was the thing they stood for. The reluctance to break the chains, the hesitation to move from servitude to freedom, the willingness to be forever bound by false worship and dogma of things that weakened the soul and halted change. In this moment, they became his focus, a practicality of his nature that allowed him to fight any foe, no matter where they landed on the spectrum of good and evil, light and dark. They were against him, they were the enemy, their lightsabers and unity their swift and furious indicators of stout resilience. He would break them, he decided.
A left hand reach up to intercept the Jedi Master, encumbered with a telekinetically moved silver hilt that shot red from the core in an instant. His sanguine left handed lightsaber met with that of [member="Ben Watts"], being held perpendicular to the assailing swing. With a rotate of his right wrist and a twist of the body, he deflected [member="Flint Dexen"] s attack to the Sith Lords right, fluidly kicking hard, with his left foot, towards the chest of the Jedi Master he now held in pause, who had chosen to strike where he had assumed no defense existed. Gabriel could feel the weakness of the Jedi Master's strike, the slow moving and the shift in focus despite the spin for additional momentum, a man of prime talent left on the shelf to collect dust. The sort of dust that even this rain couldn't clean away.
Within, he split his mind into two, Gabriel and Reverance, to yield battle prowess against the foes that now swung against him. Calculating and cold, weaknesses would be found and advantage would be claimed. Weight pushed to the core, no sacrifice in footing, he prepared himself for the chance that Flint would not be so easily be dismayed. Just as he kicked at Ben Watts, his right wrist rotated back on itself as he extended the elbow out, aiming to strike the Jedi Knight against the elbow with a strike that was perpendicular to his own body .