Corrupting training (Ted Rusvelt's training)

[Theodore Rusvelt]

Ted took the saber and did some warm up. He decided that he should use the force powers he practised earlier. He made some steps around and then turned towards the other person on the roof. He made some tornado-like circles with the saber and then he stopped, holding it on his right hand.

(OOC:Will you play as the other person?)

 

[Jaqen H'ghar]

((Yep yep, I'll play the acolyte.))

Tired of waiting Mirrak gave the order. "Begin!" And stepped back giving the two room.

The acolyte stepped forward sneering slightly, he took the lightsaber in his hand and performed a makashi salute, thus showing his form, but also adhereing to old traditions of swordsmanship. He lept forward with a downward strike from above his head, hoping to end the fight quickly with a powerful blow.

 

[Theodore Rusvelt]

Ted jumped backwards dodging the powerfull attack hoping to have some time to counter-attack. When he landed he quickly used force push towards the enemy in order to cause a distraction and without hesitation he tried to attack aiming the acolyte's legs.

 

[Jaqen H'ghar]

The acolyte was caught off balance by the force push knocked down, his leg was caught hit with the training saber, the smell of burned flesh as the acolyte cried out dropping his saber. Mirrik stepped forward between the two. "That will be enough, I know how to train you're lightsaber combat." he said, then proceeded to draw one of his own sabers and activate it, the blade piercing through the fallen acolytes stomach. "You'll take his place, I trust you won't be so disappointing." He said drawing the saber backwards without bothering to look as the blade sliced cleanly through the acolytes chest killing him instantly as the saber deactivated.

"You'll study Ataru." he said, though the combat only lasted the breifest of moments, he said this with certainty and bearing as though he had gleaned something most would not. "Put up you're saber, you're not ready to begin studying this form in earnist yet."

 

[Theodore Rusvelt]

Ted was surprised by what his master did. He saw the acolyte's dead body, left alone, empty of the dark jedi's spirit. The boy was not afraid though, this happening made him more passionate to learn the way of the dark side.

Ted putted up his saber and waited for further orders.A thought passed his mind What else will i do now? Studying Ataru will be difficult but he stoped and smiled exciting.

 

[Jaqen H'ghar]

"You'll run, and you'll keep up with me or you'll run more." He said simply and with that Mirrik set out using the force to augment his speed making him nothing but a blur, when he got fifty yards out infront of his pupil he stopped and waited for Ted to catch up, once he did the twi'lek would of course continue on at his previous speed.

 

[Theodore Rusvelt]

Ted found this interesting. He focused and run towards his master using the force. Soon he would find his limits, since his master will surely make it very difficult. Soon, Ted was next to his master and then they both started running

 

[Jaqen H'ghar]

As soon as his apprentice caught up to him he changed direction using a force spin to move behind and to the left of him, then used a force jump to gain farther ground and continued running. He reached out using telepathy on his pupil. "Better keep up, otherwise I'll make you run around the entirety of this little iceworld of ours." The threat sounded ridiculous and impossible, yet there was no hint that Mirrik was joking.

 

[Theodore Rusvelt]

Ted took the threat seriously, he wouldn't stand running so much so he decided to try his best. He tried harder to run fast in order to reach his master. It was hard as the distance between them wasn't decreasing. He run as fast as he could so that he could reach his master but the only thing he did was to manage to decrease the distance.

 

[Jaqen H'ghar]

"Use the force!" He called back. "You're a dark jedi, so start acting like one." He said then once more force leapt into a backflip landing behind his acolyte and running once more in the opposite direction.

 

[Theodore Rusvelt]

Ted stopped, stared his master backflipping and then running towards the opposite direction. Then he started running using the force in order to reach his master. At first it was hard but then it started becoming natural to the boy. He smiled as he started getting close to his master.

 

[Jaqen H'ghar]

"Good, but can you change direction and still keep up." He said, using the force to propel him through the air in an intricate acrobatic move, he landed ten yards away, then continued to use similar moves of grace and speed to propel him farther and farther from his apprentice.

 

[Theodore Rusvelt]

Ted stared his master back flipping and doing acrobatic moves to change his direction "Ha, master changing directions is easy, i did that when i was stealing"
The boy smiled and quickly followed his master doing various acrobatic moves, though he was still behind so he used the force to do faster and better moves until he was next to his master trying to keep up with a lot of effort

 

[Jaqen H'ghar]

Finally he came to a stop. "Good, very good." he said nodding. "You'll need a training saber for the next step of that training, but if you don't have one you'll need to get one for tomorrow, and we'll work on something else for now." He waited for his pupil to reply, thinking of what they would next work on.

 

[Theodore Rusvelt]

Ted stopped slightly tired "No master, i have no training saber but i can send Vulcan find one for tomorrow's training". The boy looked a little further as Vulcan stepped in the room slowly <<he must've heard his name>> Ted thought and commanded the animal to find a training saber for him.

Vulcan started running away to fulfill his master's command as Ted turned to his master. "Now what shall we do?"