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flickerflash) wrote in
driftfleet2016-05-08 03:51 pm
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LUKE...I am your kitten. Maybe.
Who: Katie and you!
Broadcast: N/A
Action: The horrible no good moon. Probably close to the Vanquish
When: Today!
[By and large, Katie hates this moon. It made her sick when she first got here and she's largely shunned it ever since. Today marks the first day she's voluntarily gone out in it. Why?
Because she has a lightsaber. And she wants to practice with it and swing it around and generally have fun with it and maybe cut down a few sickly dead branches. And while she could do this in the cargo bay of the Vanquish easy enough, out here she has to wear a mask.
A mask and a lightsaber is just too much to pass up, oh my god. She's found a black one, which in fact looks nothing like anything you might find in Star Wars, which is probably for the best all round, really. But it's black, and it's the best she can do, and if you head into the gloom of the smog this fine day you might find a small child waving a pale white lightsaber around that makes all the appropriate lightsaber sounds and doing her best to make breathing sounds like Darth Vader because black mask, and to be honest if she's not quoting some part of some lightsaber battle when you wander past it'll be kind of surprising.
...unless you are of course recognisable as a Jedi and thus she'll choke on her breath pretty quickly and turn the saber off and look as innocent as she possibly can.
On the bright side, it's clear to anyone with any powers of observation she actually knows how to use a sword and is taking care not to cause any accidental damage with it. So... bonus? It's just a small child having fun. Vmm vmm.]
Broadcast: N/A
Action: The horrible no good moon. Probably close to the Vanquish
When: Today!
[By and large, Katie hates this moon. It made her sick when she first got here and she's largely shunned it ever since. Today marks the first day she's voluntarily gone out in it. Why?
Because she has a lightsaber. And she wants to practice with it and swing it around and generally have fun with it and maybe cut down a few sickly dead branches. And while she could do this in the cargo bay of the Vanquish easy enough, out here she has to wear a mask.
A mask and a lightsaber is just too much to pass up, oh my god. She's found a black one, which in fact looks nothing like anything you might find in Star Wars, which is probably for the best all round, really. But it's black, and it's the best she can do, and if you head into the gloom of the smog this fine day you might find a small child waving a pale white lightsaber around that makes all the appropriate lightsaber sounds and doing her best to make breathing sounds like Darth Vader because black mask, and to be honest if she's not quoting some part of some lightsaber battle when you wander past it'll be kind of surprising.
...unless you are of course recognisable as a Jedi and thus she'll choke on her breath pretty quickly and turn the saber off and look as innocent as she possibly can.
On the bright side, it's clear to anyone with any powers of observation she actually knows how to use a sword and is taking care not to cause any accidental damage with it. So... bonus? It's just a small child having fun. Vmm vmm.]

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[It's not. Not if she has to shut it down after a few minutes because of overheating. But she'll take it.]
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[ Obi-Wan still misses his dearly. He has had to make do with the training saber Ahsoka gave him. He turns it over, looking at it curiously. ]
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He also made one for Anakin, so if Obi Wan has seen that one he'll spot the similarity.]
I'm just practising. It's been a long time since I had a sword this light.
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[ He turns out his lightsaber again ]
Mind showing me?
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Okay! [Once he hands back her saber she'll back up a few steps and turn it on, wavering uncertainly before she assumes a guard position.]
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Katie's reluctant to attack a Jedi with a sword that could do serious damage, even if she's pretty sure she'd never hit him. She's relieved, though, that her lightsaber is capable of actually clashing with a real one without breaking down.]
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[ He does a few more experimental strokes, but he telegraphs them clearly. ]
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[Well, it's only polite. She meets them all, gaining confidence as she goes. She knows this game.]
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I haven't really needed to yet. Could we try a little faster?
[She's trained six months under Tully and six months under Mihawk. Obi Wan will find she's quite adept when she stops being so stilted and overthinking it.]
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All right.
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She'll pay attention to moving now. She has been trained, but that merely makes her reasonably skilled for a nine year old. No match for any adept adult, but somewhere in that vague bracket beneath.
The more they practice, the more natural her movements get as she pays less attention to the fame of who she's with and more to his skill with a sword.]
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Her own style probably doesn't quite suit the lightness of a saber, but it's effective and blunt and not very stylish at all, something she's sorely disappointed over, really. But the faster Obi Wan attacks, the more she struggles to keep a proper guard. There's her limit.]
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But Obi-Wan wasn't like the other Masters. He reveled in his saber skills. He loved it, loved the fight. But as Katie begins to falter, Obi-Wan starts slowing down. He waits for her to pause, though he might do it himself. ]
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How was that?
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Most impressive. There are many padawans who would not have been able to keep up with this pace.
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I-I had lots of good teachers! [She's also rather glad she's wearing the mask again, actually.]
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[ He doesn't doubt that, but he'd be surprised. He hadn't seen a lot of sword fighters in the Fleet. ]
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Uh huh. One pretends he's a vampire and the other one is very short. But they were both very patient.
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