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Walter stroked his Vibrosword attached to his hip, he had grown very fond of it, he had slain many slaves with his blade and it had drawn much lesser blood. Walter had never discriminated against his weapon, he found it very efficient during battle and it's weight over time only made him a better warrior, his ability in combat growing with each strike he executed.
But now as he was to be trained by a new a master, one of considerable mention; if he was not mistaken - And truly, Walter hoped he was not. And Walter imagined from this training he would somewhere along the line construct the fabled lightsabre, he was not opposed to this fact, in fact he was quite excited. But he could not help but feel a small sting of sadness as he moved on, and left his friend behind; he would never discard his weapon, it would remain forever in his possession as a token of his progression through the Sith.
Drawing his blade once more, he began to execute routine Ataru strikes and battle techniques. Forever training, time spent waiting for his Master was time wasted; let his Master see his prowess, let his Master understand the seriousness Walter had for the Sith, let his Master witness the first hand the tenacity of Walter's strikes and his combat prowess.
In the back of his mind, he supposed he anticipated his Master's arrival. But time spent waiting anxiously, was time wasted.
But now as he was to be trained by a new a master, one of considerable mention; if he was not mistaken - And truly, Walter hoped he was not. And Walter imagined from this training he would somewhere along the line construct the fabled lightsabre, he was not opposed to this fact, in fact he was quite excited. But he could not help but feel a small sting of sadness as he moved on, and left his friend behind; he would never discard his weapon, it would remain forever in his possession as a token of his progression through the Sith.
Drawing his blade once more, he began to execute routine Ataru strikes and battle techniques. Forever training, time spent waiting for his Master was time wasted; let his Master see his prowess, let his Master understand the seriousness Walter had for the Sith, let his Master witness the first hand the tenacity of Walter's strikes and his combat prowess.
In the back of his mind, he supposed he anticipated his Master's arrival. But time spent waiting anxiously, was time wasted.
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