Kamda

Arwen thought to throw Solork aside with the force at that, but settled in when he didn't feel the ability to do so coming to him. Maintaining his silence.

Arwen's heart stopped, his brain stopped, everything in the world stopped. Everything he'd ever known for the past seven years blew away in the wind. All of his hatred felt.. ridiculous, how foolish had he been. All this time he mourned him, all these years he held this hate for his mother who kille...

Arwen watched the door as Nerra left alone, angry, and confused. Had he the time to consider how much he hated that man he might have gained a life-long enemy but before this hate could cement the door opened one last time...

After he was brought down from the mountain Arwen had some time to heal, a cyberneticist had seen to his arm while the medical ship he was on was bringing everyone aligned with the Rebellion to a safe place. Laying in the white room Arwen looked at the ceiling. A hissing sound denoted the door openi...

"Easy for you to say, Jedi," he said, there was still some anger there that hadn't faded. Though he was broken and weak in it's display. "You were not faced with the fact, the truth as I was. I know about your past. Your history. That you were separated from your master on that planet during the war...

"I don't feel him," he admitted, his voice hoarse and pained. "I don't feel anything," he rested his head. Not able to hold it any longer. Sitting there, with the emptiness despite the warmth that surrounded him on this cold mountain top.

"I.. I just.." he dropped his saber into the snow, his body quaked, ached. Looking to Leah, glancing, and seeing Tranq helping Solork. Having disengaged his blade. Barely holding himself up. "I just want to see him again.. please.."

Feeling the sting of the saber, it gave him hope as he parried the blow, turned and with a devastating slash cut into Solork in a flash! Dropping to a knee Arwen panted, feeling his anger, his hate, ebbing. Barely holding on. Just a little longer. Just a little more. Inquisitor vs Solork, Lightsaber...

"You'll never understand because you have EVERYTHING I can't," he said, searing his eyes onto Tranq. Hate flowed through the tears staining his cheeks now. Hearing Leah's voice. All of it brought his heart such pain, such grief. How it was to feel something after so many years, and only having that ...

Before anyone else could react, Arwen went in again, aided by the distraction he got in a decent strike. Red blades cut into Solork with a fury, but in his fury the hold on his saber came undone. Servos whirring and sputtering his mechanical fingers, under the glove, stopped working and after the sl...

"I won't," he said, the hit putting him back on a knee. From beneath it all Tranq could hear the servos that whirred and sputtered out in his right arm. Watching as it stopped moving as effectively. "I can't," he says, launching himself upward and striking at Solork. Both of his blades coming down b...

In a whirling dervish he launched himself forward, coming at Tranq with a brutal fury in his action. Though his concentration failed him, he had enough sense on how to move that he was able to turn off the whining in his ear by closing out his mind to it. Inquisitor vs Tranq, Lightsaber, Dual-Wield ...

"It's everything I've ever wanted for the last seven years," he says, his voice hollow. Deflecting each of the blows, it was Tranqs who got through to him the most. Wounded, he knelt down from the hit and seemed to recoil there for a moment. With his head down.. he focused.. masking it with the woun...

"I know you do," he relents, giving Leah that, "but you can't. Only he can, first he just needs to understand.." he looks to Tranq, and his lightsaber. Inhaling deep he focused inward, felt inward, and then with a sudden lashing out of his hand Leah is sent flying from the top of the mountain. Falli...

With both Sabers he came in with a strike, but Tranq was able to expertly defend against it. Lightsabers burned against one another, they screamed and cried out, and just at a pivotal moment Tranq was able to push Arwen off of his blade. In that moment, however, Arwen saw the opportunity, steeled hi...

Again, he tries, his brow furrows but he isn't able to break through. Perhaps it was something she said, perhaps he simply wasn't dealing with another force user, but he couldn't manage to accomplish the task he set out to. "Damnit!" he shouted, bringing his blades up. "Jedi! You stop me, or I'm hur...

"You speak as if that's not exactly what I want," he said, dropping one of his hands lower. Focusing, his brows creased and Leah felt her footing become un-steadied but she kept her feet on the ground. Leah felt not only that but the worry, concern through the force. Uncertainty had plagued him at t...

"Remember, Phroth, Jedi, if you don't kill me, I'll kill her," he said with a cruel voice. Initiative : 2eP+1eA 1 success, 2 advantage https://orokos.com/roll/images/eote/p-a-a.png https://orokos.com/roll/images/eote/p--.png https://orokos.com/roll/images/eote/a-s.png Initiative: PC (By far) NPC PC ...

"No," he looked between Leah and Tranq. "No, neither of you could possibly understand," he lowered himself into a stance and prepared for combat. [Please post relevant Combat Stats and Roll for Initiative, from here the scene will be a mix of Combat and Dynamic rollplay. Two others, whom Tranq notif...

" You ," he said, looking to Leah as he brought his hands to his helmet, "don't even know who I am. You speak of lofty goals, turning away from my path, but you fail to understand what my path even is. The hate I feel for this planet, and these people. How little I care for the fates of the Jedi, of...