- Joined
- Nov 11, 2012
- Messages
- 1,310
- Reaction score
- 42
The Padawan was used to the quiet calm of the assassin’s task. The carnage and chaos that raged around her assaulted her senses. The Force was a storm of Tsunamis and gale force winds, as Jedi and Sith called upon it to aid them in combat. Even her ability to feel impending danger was terribly muted, as the shear amount of people wishing her harm made searching for specific intent; akin to picking out one particular instrument amongst the cacophony of a blaring orchestra that was warming up, almost impossible. War was complicated and messy. The probability for friendly fire was extremely high, as the enemy began smashing through their ranks.
For a moment, Narrah’s heart sank. She had lost sight of her Master. And even though it had been difficult amongst the bedlam, she could still feel her Master’s signature through the confusion. However, now it had vanished. Worry and fear clawed at her. And for the briefest of seconds she thought the worse. It wasn’t until she recalled a lesson about what it may feel like to lose someone through the Force that she began to relax. His signature had not shifted. It had simply vanished from existence; an act that she was more than capable of doing, and had proven so time and again.
Feeling more assured, the violet haired Padawan began shifting closer to the Command Center structure. With the enemy breaking their ranks, she needed to make sure that she kept herself between the enemy and their target.
The ground rumbled around her and her bones rattled. The concussive force of the first few impacts of the enemy barrage, threatened to remove her from her feet. It was a thundering sound; even louder the earsplitting noise of the TIE fighter, smashing into melee. The Padawan shifted further to the arch of the entrance; in order to protect herself from falling debris, as she protected the Center from the oncoming invasion.
For a moment, Narrah’s heart sank. She had lost sight of her Master. And even though it had been difficult amongst the bedlam, she could still feel her Master’s signature through the confusion. However, now it had vanished. Worry and fear clawed at her. And for the briefest of seconds she thought the worse. It wasn’t until she recalled a lesson about what it may feel like to lose someone through the Force that she began to relax. His signature had not shifted. It had simply vanished from existence; an act that she was more than capable of doing, and had proven so time and again.
Feeling more assured, the violet haired Padawan began shifting closer to the Command Center structure. With the enemy breaking their ranks, she needed to make sure that she kept herself between the enemy and their target.
The ground rumbled around her and her bones rattled. The concussive force of the first few impacts of the enemy barrage, threatened to remove her from her feet. It was a thundering sound; even louder the earsplitting noise of the TIE fighter, smashing into melee. The Padawan shifted further to the arch of the entrance; in order to protect herself from falling debris, as she protected the Center from the oncoming invasion.