Ezra channeled the Force to himself while he had some space, the part Sephi calling on all the knowledge he applied while on Byblos or Coruscant. He was still as a statue, the battle raging around him blurring all around. He saw through the plane of the Force, spotting the abomination as a dark taint in the fabric of it.
Natalie’s voice issuing orders blended into the background, as did the shouts of men or blasterfire. It all swirled into a low hum that fell into the calm he created around himself. He found his peace, searching deep within himself for the Light that that tucked away under the influence of the abomination. He leaned on all the things that strengthened him - his friends, his love, his drive, his belief in himself. All of it channeled into the Force and manifested rapidly around him.
The Force gathered in his palms as he gazed towards the abomination. The channeling he was doing of the vast amount of Force energy caught the beast’s attention. The monster turned towards him and began to make a beeline right for him. Ezra remained unmoving, Light gathering at his palms as he summoned that energy.
After a moment, with the beast almost closing in, he finally unleashed the blast. The impact would be felt by everyone there. The grounds shook, the earth cracked and fissured, the brilliant light burst through his hands and out towards the beast. Ezra’s eyes themselves glowed white as he unleashed the incredible attack that could only be summoned by a Jedi Master.
The Light tore into the abomination, the beast screeching and twisting as the very fiber of its being began to tear apart. Flesh tore into shreds, the Darkness that manifested within the beast burned away, and even the spiritual imprint of the abomination was outright erased. By the end of that assault, there was nothing left of the abomination, even the flesh turning to dust and brushing away with the wind.
Ezra finally lowered his hands, staring calmly towards where the abomination once stood. His eyes were still glowing brilliant white for a moment before they slowly eased back into their usual icy silver.
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