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The brothers Teline and Solfire Deloi were both on the Will of the Force for the time being. It was the place their instructors decided for them to travel to for practice with lightsaber training. Teline wanted to utilize Makashi for its incredible dueling focus. His brother Solfire ambitiously studied Vapaad which he felt was more capable of dueling. At their disagreement, both young Padawans decided to settle their argument in dueling practice. They did not want to face each other as they felt it was too even. Instead they had the dueling droids set up for training. Whoever could take out the most in a short period of time would be the winner. It was the battle of the Contention Form versus the Ferocity Form.
"Well brother, are you ready to lose," questioned Solfire Deloi as he removed his training lightsaber from his belt. Solfire was the older and more ambitious and stubborn brother of the two. He preferred Form VII for its powerful speed and strength. Solfire ignited the florescent blue blade, and stood with his blade held out in front of him with both hands.
Teline followed suit by pulling out his training lightsaber, igniting the green blade, and holding his lightsaber his right hand to the side. "I believe that is a question better answered by yourself." Teline was the younger and more level headed and elegant of the Deloi brothers. He preferred Form II for its elegance and being dueling centric.
They had the training bots set up to activate one by one as one went offline. When the droids came on, the brothers attacked with both of their more preferences styles. The brothers excitedly raced to the droids, each displaying their skills using their style. One headstrong and daring while the other was graceful and cautious. The two were the infamous Deloi brothers of the Jedi Order.
In the end, the Deloi brothers had laid waste to so many training bots. They had not been counting how many they destroyed because they wanted to stay focused. It was completely impossible to tell who destroyed more bots, and there were almost hundred bots destroyed. Both brothers turned to each other at the end of the amusing chaos and turned off their lightsabers. They looked around and saw nothing but the destroyed bots. It was great fun to fight them all while the other Jedi looked around. To them it was exciting, but to the Deloi brothers, it was merely the same thing they always did those days.
"Well brother, are you ready to lose," questioned Solfire Deloi as he removed his training lightsaber from his belt. Solfire was the older and more ambitious and stubborn brother of the two. He preferred Form VII for its powerful speed and strength. Solfire ignited the florescent blue blade, and stood with his blade held out in front of him with both hands.
Teline followed suit by pulling out his training lightsaber, igniting the green blade, and holding his lightsaber his right hand to the side. "I believe that is a question better answered by yourself." Teline was the younger and more level headed and elegant of the Deloi brothers. He preferred Form II for its elegance and being dueling centric.
They had the training bots set up to activate one by one as one went offline. When the droids came on, the brothers attacked with both of their more preferences styles. The brothers excitedly raced to the droids, each displaying their skills using their style. One headstrong and daring while the other was graceful and cautious. The two were the infamous Deloi brothers of the Jedi Order.
In the end, the Deloi brothers had laid waste to so many training bots. They had not been counting how many they destroyed because they wanted to stay focused. It was completely impossible to tell who destroyed more bots, and there were almost hundred bots destroyed. Both brothers turned to each other at the end of the amusing chaos and turned off their lightsabers. They looked around and saw nothing but the destroyed bots. It was great fun to fight them all while the other Jedi looked around. To them it was exciting, but to the Deloi brothers, it was merely the same thing they always did those days.
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