Salvation! The Yuuzhan Vong War is coming to an end and the New Alliance Transcendence Organization, or N.A.T.O. is losing much of the known galaxy by the extra-galactic invaders. Closer to the end of the losing conflict, N.A.T.O, knowing they have...
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Joseph, using his legendary Protosaber studying and practicing Form I non stop which teaches and show the basic attack and parry motions, focusing on the primary target zones of the body. This form is the foundation form of which the other forms are built, and thus, is the form first taught to all younglings. In the hands of a master this form is the best against multiple opponents. This form is ok in the terms of blaster deflection and not the best for one-on-one duels.
As the most ancient style of lightsaber combat, Shii-Cho was developed during the transition period from swords to lightsabers. Lightsabers were wielded in a manner similar to swords, so many of the maneuvers, such as attacks or parries, remained unchanged, as the key principles of the old sword-fighting methods continued to be incorporated. The simplicity and persistent methods of the form led it to being dubbed the "Way of the Sarlacc" and the "Determination Form". Shii-Cho swordplay was simplistic and raw, although masters of Shii-Cho such as Kit Fisto proved it to be deadly, too. In the hands of a master, the bladework was described as "like watching water flow over the falls." However, less adept practitioners displayed much more basic and somewhat clumsy performance.
In combat, Form I encouraged deliberate tactics, calling for continuous, step-by-step advancement while cutting off the opponent's angles. Shii-Cho was specialized towards engaging multiple opponents, the wide, sweeping motions being ideally suited towards attacking numerous adversaries. However, Form I was not as useful against single opponents, as such enemies had complete mobility and could find a weakness in Shii-Cho's comparatively clumsy bladework. Shii-Cho fostered an emotionally-heated mindset, which resulted in the considerable temptation to execute combat with lethal intent, requiring great restraint to exercise the form without going too far. Despite the pull to kill, the style was designed for the purpose of disarming without seriously injuring
As the most simplistic form, Shii-Cho was the first form taught to initiates within the Eternal Order. Form I training provided the basic knowledge of the sword-fighting principles and blast-deflection skill that was required for practice of all the other forms. In order to teach students to draw upon the Force rather than rely on their senses, early level Shii-Cho blast-deflect training was conducted with a blindfold, forcing the initiate to rely upon his or her instincts.
Joey's instincts and limits were taken to more than what he expected in the past few weeks. His eyes held more bags under and his body shook up.
Suddenly, Joseph began to walk slowly to his bed, and then, he laid down and tuck himself in. It was as if he was being possessed by an unknown entity.
Zonama
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