The grip of bloodied fingers would hold Kira’s clammy cheek against Sol’s own, the rasp of the day old scruff across his jaw scraping against already aggravated skin from the cold. Fingers shake, the metallic tang of Soliael’s lifesblood saturating the ground a growing heady cocktail of approaching death.
She could barely hear the desperate hush of his command. Telling her to stop. But she wouldn’t. She couldn’t.
“N-not yet.” she’d stammer out, her body trembling as she’d continue to funnel healing energy into him. He was at the edge of a precipice, where a single step would send him falling into the abyss of death. She couldn’t allow that. Not when she could still have say in the matter. Her jaw would lack in determination, ice blue eyes lowering into half slits.
“I got you,” Her heart would thunder in her chest, beating a quickening pace that would match Sol’s own. It was in this she’d concentrate on, the tempo, a guiding thrum to continue to mend his internal injuries.
But she knew she couldn’t last any longer beyond this. Any more would be her own funeral, and she wouldn’t be much use to him dead then. Stars, she had to do something! But what?!
... so what else can you do?
Oh so many things.
The calm of the crystals would bring clarity, drawing her focus to the rise and fall of each others breaths, the beat of their hearts.
My father was a powerful Force User, a Sith Lord who became Emperor. His father was a Jedi Master of old. My Mother as well is an incredibly powerful force user, so was my Grandmother and so it my great grandmother. I come from two dynasties of incredibly strong force users.
In her minds eye she recalled the ease in which he’d learned how to create light. How he had shown off his quick ability to learn and in turn, used it to an advanced means.
You could say I was predispositioned to use the force. To me, the force comes as naturally as moving an arm.
An idea came to the Lorrdian Jedi Master then. She could teach him. Show him how to heal himself through the power of the Lightside of the Force. This could work, he himself said that the Force comes to him as naturally as moving an arm. He could do this. She had absolute faith he could.
However, she didn’t have the precious time to waste to teach him the intricacies of how one would do so.
If only I could just… show him. Guide him to --
Wait, I can. Oh it was a heck of a risk, but she could do it. She could show him, as one. Jedi Knight A’dele Adonnai often spoke of a technique where a number of Force users joined their minds together through the Force, drawing strength from each other. A refinement of battle meditation, it could allow the Jedi to act as one with one sole objective -- but came with heavy risks.
Risks she was willing to take in order to save Soliael’s life.
“N-need you to work with me here, Sol.” the hoarse whisper would fall by the shell of his ear, Kira drawing up as much vast reserves of energy she could from her core. The Jedi Master would slightly rub her cheek against the False God, that tangible rasp attempting to draw his focus, the tug of her hair within his grip offering a foundation.
“Relax, f-focus on my voice,” her breath would be hot against his skin, her hands coming up to brush against his temples. Blood would smear, and the scent of it would engulf them both.
“Stay with me.”