Ithor was a calming sanctuary where even Rath could feel more at ease within these hallowed halls. Every step he made the temple felt like they were saturated by the Force energy. In truth, Rath had traveled to many places throughout the galaxy, but never had he encountered the Force being this strong in one place. It was thanks to this measure of calm that Rath managed to complete the construction of his lightsaber, and while he could've just handed the lightsaber that was loaned to him back to the Jedi Order. He decided to keep it more as a backup.
However, one of the questions that had been stuck to Rath for weeks was why not use both lightsabers at the same time? Well the main issue he saw was that the style involved with two lightsabers was taxing in physical labor. While the Padawan was focused in the Soresu and Ataru forms. He wasn't confident to attempt wielding two lightsabers in a live situation.
That being noted, Rath found himself outside of the exquisite temple within a courtyard. Two lightsabers in each hand, one with a blade of vibrant blue with a basic silvery hilt. The other sported a blade of white as the hilt was constructed with haysian smelt. Garbed in a simple sandy brown tunic with the usual utility belt and bantha leather boots. Rath wasn't doing anything that would exhaust him immediately. He merely was going through the motions one typically would do when it came to a new form. With a step to the side, Rath brought the blue blade for a vertical slash. Which was commonly referred to as the evading cut of Ataru. Following up as if he's being pressed by some invisible attacker, Rath twirled the blue lightsaber as he took a step back and with the blade of light slashed horizontally not so much of a manner as cutting. But more like to force the would-be attacker to back off and to which Rath allowed the momentum to carry him with a spin as the blue lightsaber twirled a couple of times behind him. A measure to control the space while defending against the attacker so to speak.
However, as much as Rath would like to admit, the motions were familiar yet weird given that he's having to use both lightsabers as if they were one. Impressive in theory, but as Rath went through the motions he realized it was quite a challenge as he had to mentally keep track of where his blades are and remind himself that he has the other lightsaber for offense and/or defense. This was expected of course, which was why Rath was out here training.
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However, one of the questions that had been stuck to Rath for weeks was why not use both lightsabers at the same time? Well the main issue he saw was that the style involved with two lightsabers was taxing in physical labor. While the Padawan was focused in the Soresu and Ataru forms. He wasn't confident to attempt wielding two lightsabers in a live situation.
That being noted, Rath found himself outside of the exquisite temple within a courtyard. Two lightsabers in each hand, one with a blade of vibrant blue with a basic silvery hilt. The other sported a blade of white as the hilt was constructed with haysian smelt. Garbed in a simple sandy brown tunic with the usual utility belt and bantha leather boots. Rath wasn't doing anything that would exhaust him immediately. He merely was going through the motions one typically would do when it came to a new form. With a step to the side, Rath brought the blue blade for a vertical slash. Which was commonly referred to as the evading cut of Ataru. Following up as if he's being pressed by some invisible attacker, Rath twirled the blue lightsaber as he took a step back and with the blade of light slashed horizontally not so much of a manner as cutting. But more like to force the would-be attacker to back off and to which Rath allowed the momentum to carry him with a spin as the blue lightsaber twirled a couple of times behind him. A measure to control the space while defending against the attacker so to speak.
However, as much as Rath would like to admit, the motions were familiar yet weird given that he's having to use both lightsabers as if they were one. Impressive in theory, but as Rath went through the motions he realized it was quite a challenge as he had to mentally keep track of where his blades are and remind himself that he has the other lightsaber for offense and/or defense. This was expected of course, which was why Rath was out here training.
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