My name is Max. (
theroadwarrior) wrote in
driftfleet2016-03-06 06:38 pm
enter if you dare (i'm kidding we're 80% approachable)
Who: Crew and visitors for the Starstruck!
Broadcast: None!
Action: The SS Starstruck
When: March! And, y'know, until the next mingle too.
[EVERYONE GET IN HERE AND MINGLE AND STUFF OKAY.]

Broadcast: None!
Action: The SS Starstruck
When: March! And, y'know, until the next mingle too.
[EVERYONE GET IN HERE AND MINGLE AND STUFF OKAY.]


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I didn't think you were going to hex me! Whatever that means.
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Cast a spell on you. Of the harmful variety. Or whatever your Sith equivalent might be? Your people aren't unfamiliar with sarcasm, are they? [He sighs, rolling his eyes slightly] It's simply that you still seem uncertain of my presence. It must be something.
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I don't think you're going to hurt me. You've had enough chances. It's just-- your presence in the Force, it's-- it doesn't feel... good. [Pause. Then:] Actually, it feels bad. [Blunt as always.]
Doesn't anyone shield on your planet?
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And as you can see...[He spreads his arms wide, twisting his forearms so that brilliant marks on them]...for me, hiding has rarely been much of an option.
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Well. Would you like to learn? Shielding, that is. It's not hard.
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Are you sure? Our...abilities...operate rather differently. There are some techniques I heard about but never had reason to learn. I might be able to develop something on my own, but it would take time. Months, perhaps. We could try your way in the meantime.
That is...if you can endure my proximity. [Which is somehow both snarky and sullen all at once.]
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I'll manage.
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Where would you suggest we start, then? How does it work for you?
i'm sorry this is SO OLD
Have you done it before? It's boring, but... it's good practice.
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Yes. I'm acquainted with the technique.
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Great! That makes things easier, then.
Hmmm... it's easier if I show you rather than explain it to you. Let's go to the cargo hold. People won't disturb us looking for food there.
[And she turns and starts off on her own then without waiting to see if he's following.]
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[He follows after at a respectful distance, silent for the moment as he recalls the time when he'd first been taught to do this. The ancient Iosephinus Pompey makes quite a contrast to Ahsoka, but if there's something she can really teach him, then he won't sneer at the source.]
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Okay. I assume you know how the first part goes.
[IE, she doesn't have to walk him through guided meditation.]
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I do. Unless you wish to have me meditate on something on particular first.
[He won't be able to do a deep trance and be able to hear her give instructions, which is always a concern if this is going to work at all, but there is no reason it won't, either.]
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As you begin, try to focus on the energy around you and within you. Try to observe the flow of it.
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He closes his eyes and allows his mind and body to relax, clearing any other thoughts as an artist would start with a perfect void as a canvas. It's easier when he's asleep, so it takes some time. The steps are familiar, which helps, but ironically the most basic part has become the most difficult. On his own, he no longer needed to linger in this state, but often stepped right past it to what he was doing. He resists the urge to call up his construct-city.
Soon enough, however, he starts to build the picture in his mind. Himself, just as he was sitting, but in the void. He imagines the energy as well, a glowing halo twisting around him, pulsing with a life all it's own. This is just a framework. It won't meaning anything until he links his magic to it, letting it take the shape as vines would along a trellis.]
I have it.
[It's the cue to continue, and hopefully her patience has lasted long enough]