The mad Acolyte wasn’t as foolish as many believed. His initial assault, albeit intended as a distraction for Xeno to close in and attack him head on, had served a secondary purpose of probing him and his skills. The Zabrak had opted for a different strategy, one that played against a Jedi’s greatest weakness; their compassion for others. Bir was almost remiss that he had not made that call on his own.
Yvain had opted to absorb and redirect his kinetic wave but these things could not happen in a split second and allowed Bir the opportunity to close in. Immediately after he released his own wave of force energy, he was quickly on the move. While Yvain absorbed the Acolyte’s initial attack, the lunatic was now almost directly beside the Knight with his ignited saber at the ready. As the Jedi turned and released his own wave of the Force towards Xeno, Bir came to a stop as he brought his blade in an downward turn, done by rotating his wrist with his arms near his torso rather than extending his arm into a dangerous over-reach, that would potentially connect with the wrist that held Yvain’s own weapon. If the Jedi found himself able to block or parry the attack, Bir's legs would at least remain guarded with his blade in this position.
What was possibly worse for the Jedi than the chance of losing his hand was that despite his efforts to warn the woman and her small son, the damage was done. The building was already weakened from the battle and required little coaxing to further it’s destruction. Yvain’s efforts weren’t entirely wasted as the entire building remained mostly intact but enough of the wall began to crumble and would silence the panicked screams of mother and child as a loose durasteel panel fell to the surface, blanketing them in wreckage if Yvain did not react.
”A true Jedi will spare those poor souls at the risk of their own life, my knee-high nemesis!” Bir stated as he turned his blade, a high pitched chuckle proceeding his words.
There was something oddly familiar about this pint sized player Bir admitted to himself, yet he could not place it...
Yvain had opted to absorb and redirect his kinetic wave but these things could not happen in a split second and allowed Bir the opportunity to close in. Immediately after he released his own wave of force energy, he was quickly on the move. While Yvain absorbed the Acolyte’s initial attack, the lunatic was now almost directly beside the Knight with his ignited saber at the ready. As the Jedi turned and released his own wave of the Force towards Xeno, Bir came to a stop as he brought his blade in an downward turn, done by rotating his wrist with his arms near his torso rather than extending his arm into a dangerous over-reach, that would potentially connect with the wrist that held Yvain’s own weapon. If the Jedi found himself able to block or parry the attack, Bir's legs would at least remain guarded with his blade in this position.
What was possibly worse for the Jedi than the chance of losing his hand was that despite his efforts to warn the woman and her small son, the damage was done. The building was already weakened from the battle and required little coaxing to further it’s destruction. Yvain’s efforts weren’t entirely wasted as the entire building remained mostly intact but enough of the wall began to crumble and would silence the panicked screams of mother and child as a loose durasteel panel fell to the surface, blanketing them in wreckage if Yvain did not react.
”A true Jedi will spare those poor souls at the risk of their own life, my knee-high nemesis!” Bir stated as he turned his blade, a high pitched chuckle proceeding his words.
There was something oddly familiar about this pint sized player Bir admitted to himself, yet he could not place it...