Sol wasn’t completely ignorant of the thin fracture in the mask and what it meant. It wasn’t going to simply go away, and it would linger as a problem. It began to get bigger, and he knew it would only be moments before it began to leak and put his life in danger. However, his focus was on the younger Sith and ending him.
The Kel Dor could see that Talak was injured from the lightning, his movements weaker and sluggish. Sol called the Force to himself to prepare for any attacks, and the telekinetic blast came almost immediately. By then, he had the Force collected around himself. As the blast came at him, it sent him sailing back, but he remained on his feet.
Sol didn’t stop there, skidding back as he coiled the Force around Talak’s torso. This was the true might of a Champion as the Force tightly compressed around him. With a casual flick of his wrist, he sent Talak flying to the side like a rag doll in an attempt to slam him harshly against the adjacent wall.
“Did you think you would try to be a hero today and the Jedi would welcome you with open arms?” The Kel Dor hissed, attempting to send Talak now flying at the opposite wall to slam him if he still had the hold on him. His blade remained in his right hand, and he was prepared to counter against any attacks, “You will never belong with them. You will never belong anywhere. This was your place. We were your kin.”