Ignatius
A N A R C H Y
Location: Western Wall, Open Square
Enemies: [member="Ryan Korr"], [member="Marcello Matteo"], [member="Tracyn Ordo"],
Allies: [member="Darth Shara"], [member="Daella Apparine"],
Unknown: [member="Michael Sardun"],
The Cyan blade was allowed to be active for once more. it had been a few minutes, so the effects were now off. Telling me to Kriff off. I shook my head as he threw a wave of energy at me. I let my empty hands come up and send a force blast of my own to hinder the attack to just a strong breeze. I yanked my sword from the ground and flipped it to be at the ready. The Jedi still wanted to fight me. With a more even field than it once was, I would have a better chance to get out of this.
I stayed put. Not moving from my stance as I was not wanting to fight for once in my life. "Just leave Jedi. Mourn the loss of your Master, then come back to fight me with a more level head." I had no idea where I thought I was getting my authority from. Maybe the fact that I had grown up on the streets almost most of my known life. I truly wanted to give the man a chance to leave without more damage done to him. Sure he had beaten my face and neck. Gave me a good few bruises on my stomach, but I had cut him down the side of his face and neck, also across his chest, and probably given him a few bruises on his hands with my face. His bare hands had punched a mask, not my skin covered face.
"Just go before I see another one of you turned out of rage for the loss of someone." This Jedi was on he line. Anybody could look at him and see it. Acting savagely, Wanting to try and let his pain of loss rule over his emotions, and lets not even talk about his language choice in a pure rage over getting bested from a child that could change shape. Who knows, maybe I am really some 500 year old Sith Lord that want's to look like a child to make people underestimate him? This Jedi was not thinking straight like the stories and other such indications would foretell.
Even as I gave him a reason to leave, I had a gut feeling that he would rush me and attack, and/or tell me to kriff off again. However, I had hope that as a Jedi he saw this within himself, and would leave not to spare his life, but to live in the memory of his lost friend, and Master. He thought he had nothing to lose, when really, Nobody would ever be in that position no matter how much they believed it was justified.
Enemies: [member="Ryan Korr"], [member="Marcello Matteo"], [member="Tracyn Ordo"],
Allies: [member="Darth Shara"], [member="Daella Apparine"],
Unknown: [member="Michael Sardun"],
The Cyan blade was allowed to be active for once more. it had been a few minutes, so the effects were now off. Telling me to Kriff off. I shook my head as he threw a wave of energy at me. I let my empty hands come up and send a force blast of my own to hinder the attack to just a strong breeze. I yanked my sword from the ground and flipped it to be at the ready. The Jedi still wanted to fight me. With a more even field than it once was, I would have a better chance to get out of this.
I stayed put. Not moving from my stance as I was not wanting to fight for once in my life. "Just leave Jedi. Mourn the loss of your Master, then come back to fight me with a more level head." I had no idea where I thought I was getting my authority from. Maybe the fact that I had grown up on the streets almost most of my known life. I truly wanted to give the man a chance to leave without more damage done to him. Sure he had beaten my face and neck. Gave me a good few bruises on my stomach, but I had cut him down the side of his face and neck, also across his chest, and probably given him a few bruises on his hands with my face. His bare hands had punched a mask, not my skin covered face.
"Just go before I see another one of you turned out of rage for the loss of someone." This Jedi was on he line. Anybody could look at him and see it. Acting savagely, Wanting to try and let his pain of loss rule over his emotions, and lets not even talk about his language choice in a pure rage over getting bested from a child that could change shape. Who knows, maybe I am really some 500 year old Sith Lord that want's to look like a child to make people underestimate him? This Jedi was not thinking straight like the stories and other such indications would foretell.
Even as I gave him a reason to leave, I had a gut feeling that he would rush me and attack, and/or tell me to kriff off again. However, I had hope that as a Jedi he saw this within himself, and would leave not to spare his life, but to live in the memory of his lost friend, and Master. He thought he had nothing to lose, when really, Nobody would ever be in that position no matter how much they believed it was justified.