Star Wars Roleplay: Chaos

Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!

Private Timeless Ebb and Flow





dgxmq14-4d2aaa93-542a-4548-a4d5-8abe8fb38b16.png

TAGS: Aris Noble Aris Noble



dgxmmvv-a37f840b-d383-4727-8658-db139c0bb7ca.png

Braze mulled over the thought, finding it intriguing. He pondered if Aris's actions were driven by intention or if they were as instinctive as breathing or tying one's hair—a movement so natural that it required no conscious thought. "Yeah... conscious effort with our minds. Let's settle down, then," Braze said, his voice carrying a hint of contemplation. He moved toward a large set of rocks with flat, smooth surfaces, perfect for sitting. Taking a seat, he allowed himself a moment to rest, the cool stone grounding him as he continued to reflect.​
 


xiqfVVX.png

Aris nodded once as he took a seat across from Braze, settled himself on the stone comfortably. He closed his eyes, breathed slow and calm. Visualization, huh? He hummed a little, to drown out the sounds around him so he could focus. On what? He had no idea, but he was certainly trying! "What should we be seeing?"

Braze Braze
 





Braze reached out, a gesture that once held deep significance when he was attuned to the Force. Touch had been a powerful conduit for his connections, each contact forging strong, seemingly unbreakable bonds with others. He remembered how he used to wear gloves to shield himself from the intensity of those bonds, each touch a thread weaving into the fabric of his being.

Now, as he pressed his fingertips against the mirror, mimicking Aris's hand, he was struck by the stark difference in size. Aris's hand dwarfed his own, and Braze hesitated for a moment before shifting his hold. He slipped his fingers between Aris's, their hands lacing together, and closed his eyes, focusing intently.

He sought to make a connection with Aris, to sync up with him as he had done so easily with others in the past. With Loomi Loomi , the connection had been effortless, born out of mere proximity. With Nathan Bloodscrawl Nathan Bloodscrawl , he had found frayed and damaged links that required careful mending, intricate work to tether them together. Now, Braze wondered what he would find with Aris.

This was different from the battlefield, where his mind had been scattered, his focus split. Here, in this quiet moment, he actively searched for that connection, reaching out to find the place where their energies could intertwine, hoping to bridge the gap between them.

 


xiqfVVX.png

For all Aris was, he was a beacon in the Force to those who sought him out. He closed his eyes as he squeezed Braze's hands in turn. But for him, he was focused on the crystal. He couldn't reach out in turn to Braze, didn't fully realize Braze had reached out to him. But like knocking on a door, he would. And at once Braze would be invited in, the door swinging open to let a friend in.

The reality of what his connection to the Force was was clear as day. It was as if there was a second layer of skin all over his body, keeping his connection, his strength in the Force, locked within himself. Artificial, natural, impossible to tell. But it was there, and there didn't seem to be a way to punch through. Not that he seemed to need it. The Force flowed so freely within that shell it was as if he was one with it.

Braze Braze
 






When Braze reached out with the Force, it was like the last flicker of a dying ember, warm yet fragile. His connection, once a roaring flame, now sputtered in the cold winds of doubt and loss. The energy within him was still present, but it was dim, barely holding onto the heat of what once was. Each attempt to connect felt like blowing on that ember, hoping to coax it back to life, yet fearing it might extinguish altogether.

This fading light made his efforts delicate, almost hesitant, as if any sudden movement might snuff it out completely. But within that ember, there was still a hint of warmth. Tenderly, he found his way into the invited entry, where he tried to synch his consciousness with Aris's, carefully aligning their energies as he focused on the crystals.

As Braze reached out, the connection between him and Aris acted as a fragile lens, concentrating their combined energies into a single, focused beam. Together, they called out in the Force, searching for the Hurikane crystals. The process felt like sending a whisper into a vast, echoing cavern, hoping for a response. The crystals, ancient and resonant, would sing back in subtle, haunting tones—soft, melodic chimes that seemed to vibrate through the very core of their beings.

The sensation was delicate, as if each note the crystals emitted could be lost in the vastness of the Force if Braze's focus wavered. Yet, despite the tenuous nature of his connection, he held on, guided by the warmth of the ember within, drawing strength from the bond with Aris.
 


xiqfVVX.png

Aris's brow twitched once he did feel the connection. He welcomed it fully, focusing on it. Letting the embers that Braze had guide him in turn. There wasn't too much he could do, but this connection he could utilize to at least help Braze find the crystals for them both. By using his own connection with the Force to enhance and empower the other boy.

They'd find the crystals, together.

Braze Braze
 





dgxmq14-4d2aaa93-542a-4548-a4d5-8abe8fb38b16.png

TAGS: Aris Noble Aris Noble



dgxmmvv-a37f840b-d383-4727-8658-db139c0bb7ca.png


Braze took a deep breath, feeling the connection with Aris solidify, a faint warmth in the cold depths of his being. He rose to his feet, the bond between them a lifeline as he grasped Aris's hand. Without hesitation, Braze led them forward, following the subtle pull of the Force that resonated through the terrain of Hurikane.​
 


xiqfVVX.png

"You feel them, then?"

Aris tilted his head as they moved, his eyes shifting around the landscape now as if he'd be able to see the crystals, or the path to them. he couldn't, though. That was on Braze certainly, but he was here to support him.

"They close?"

Braze Braze
 




dgxmq14-4d2aaa93-542a-4548-a4d5-8abe8fb38b16.png

TAGS: Aris Noble Aris Noble



dgxmmvv-a37f840b-d383-4727-8658-db139c0bb7ca.png

Braze followed the sound. "Mmhmnn..." He could hear it, however faintly. It was a resonance he could practically feel—soft and faint—but the closer he got, the stronger it became. The world around him seemed to blur, focusing his attention on that elusive pulse. It guided him through the crystal landscape like a beacon, drawing him deeper.

The resonance grew more distinct, the vibrations threading through the very air, weaving a path only he could sense

Up ahead, he finally saw it—a cluster of crystals, jutting from a cavernous maw. They pulsed with a vibrant, almost living energy, the resonance now almost a tangible force that thrummed in his chest. This was the source, the heart of the sound that had guided him. "There. "
 


xiqfVVX.png

Aris fell silent as he let Braze guide them. He knew better than to interrupt a dog that had a scent. He felt it through Braze, the connection to the crystal. The thrum. A smile formed ever so faintly once they did come across the crystals. But rather than do anything, he motioned Braze ahead. "It seems that, perhaps, your connection isn't as burnt out as you might've thought. You just need to get it.. Rekindled."

Braze Braze
 





Braze gently let go of Aris, a thoughtful smile playing on his lips as he blinked, considering Aris's words.

"Maybe... you're right," he murmured, moving closer to the patch of crystals jutting up from the ground.

"This looks like a pretty large patch," he noted, turning to Aris with a curious expression. "How do we collect them? I didn't bring any tools."
 


xiqfVVX.png

"I.. Don't actually know. Should we take the whole cluster? Do you think they feel pain or anything? I could break them off easy enough."

He could, crazily enough. He frowned as he crouched to look over the cluster, head tilted in thought. It'd be greedy to take the whole thing, certainly, but breaking it off wasn't a good idea either, right? Kyber was alive, so surely this was too?

"Or do you think they'll willingly fall off for us?"

Braze Braze
 







"Well, kyber crystals don't have pain receptors, so they don't feel physical pain. But they can experience a kind of psychological or spiritual pain through the Force. That's what happens when they're bled—the process corrupts them, causing distress that echoes through the Force. I think we should take only the parts that seem to call to us, the ones that feel like they're meant to be ours. It's what I do. That way, we're respecting their connection to the Force and maintaining the natural balance."

Braze tried to offer. "Try and touch them." He suggested.
 


xiqfVVX.png

The ones that'd fall off for them, then?

Aris nodded his head as he reached down towards the cluster, letting his fingers brush over the crystal. For a moment, nothing. Though eventually he did feel something from one. A pull, a connection. It reaching to him, as he reached to them. A smile formed after a moment as he pulled. Sure enough, it came free without any issue, leaving the gem in his palm.

".. Huh."

Braze Braze
 






"Hey, look, you did it!" Braze cheered for Aris, his smile genuine and reaching his eyes. He shifted and began to walk around the patch of crystals, eyeing them curiously. With a hand extended, he hovered it over the crystals as if trying to sense them, eventually allowing his fingertips to press against the cold stones. He moved them around gently until a small section broke free in his grasp. "Huh... oh... okay... you then," he murmured softly, cradling the tiny gem in the palm of his hand. He looked over at Aris. "Looks like we were successful. You know, there's a people here who are made from crystalline structures too?" Braze added, as if sharing an interesting fact he'd read off a cereal box.

 

Users who are viewing this thread

Top Bottom