Rey (
talentedscavenger) wrote in
riverviewlogs2017-11-09 10:35 am
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who: Rey and You
what: Rey training and dealing with losing two people from her world.Not dealing with feelings
when: Mid day
where: Training area of Perimeter Guard.
warnings: None, will update as needed
It was hard to deal with loss. First it was Obi Wan, the one person who could help her with understanding what it meant to be a Jedi and help her understand the Force more. Then, it was Poe. Two different people who meant something to her. Though, she didn't know Obi Wan too well, she considered him a friend and the only link she had to figuring out what she needed to do. She wanted to become stronger, to be able to fight Kylo Ren if (or when) she was able to leave back to her world. It weighed heavily on her that she was supposed to go to Ahch-To to find Luke and bring him to the Resistance. They were counting on her, and she was....she was here.
For Poe, he was a friend and someone she took comfort from. Someone who came from her point in time, more or less, and knew what the Resistance was facing. He had said she had been here before, which didn't make sense to her...and now he was gone. She should've done more, contacted him and checked in on him to make sure he was okay. She tried telling herself that it was for the better, the Resistance needed their best pilot back.
Rey doesn't know how to deal with the loss in any other way other than to keep moving. To keep going forward and focus on a goal. She could figure out a way to train with the Force later, but she needs to be able to fight with a single blade. Fighting with a staff was easy, it came as second nature to her, but something like a sword or a lightsaber was different. So, she went to the training area of the Perimeter Guard to try and train. She went for a practice staff, practicing on a dummy first to warm up. Later, she would try to practice with a sword unless someone offers to spar with her instead....
For Alec/Jace:
When Rey got to the training grounds, she briefly shot a message over to Alec and Jace, letting them know she was already there. She had brought up the idea of sparring with Alec, something for him to take his mind off of things. He mentioned Jace, so it was decided they would all train together. It didn't matter to her who showed up first or if they came together. It would be interesting to train with either of them, considering from their world they were warriors. Plus, Jace was supposed to be great with training someone, especially when it came to handling a sword.
For now, she'd wait by the mat, her eyes scanning the room for any sign of them and looking down at her phone to see if they sent her a test.
what: Rey training and dealing with losing two people from her world.
when: Mid day
where: Training area of Perimeter Guard.
warnings: None, will update as needed
It was hard to deal with loss. First it was Obi Wan, the one person who could help her with understanding what it meant to be a Jedi and help her understand the Force more. Then, it was Poe. Two different people who meant something to her. Though, she didn't know Obi Wan too well, she considered him a friend and the only link she had to figuring out what she needed to do. She wanted to become stronger, to be able to fight Kylo Ren if (or when) she was able to leave back to her world. It weighed heavily on her that she was supposed to go to Ahch-To to find Luke and bring him to the Resistance. They were counting on her, and she was....she was here.
For Poe, he was a friend and someone she took comfort from. Someone who came from her point in time, more or less, and knew what the Resistance was facing. He had said she had been here before, which didn't make sense to her...and now he was gone. She should've done more, contacted him and checked in on him to make sure he was okay. She tried telling herself that it was for the better, the Resistance needed their best pilot back.
Rey doesn't know how to deal with the loss in any other way other than to keep moving. To keep going forward and focus on a goal. She could figure out a way to train with the Force later, but she needs to be able to fight with a single blade. Fighting with a staff was easy, it came as second nature to her, but something like a sword or a lightsaber was different. So, she went to the training area of the Perimeter Guard to try and train. She went for a practice staff, practicing on a dummy first to warm up. Later, she would try to practice with a sword unless someone offers to spar with her instead....
For Alec/Jace:
When Rey got to the training grounds, she briefly shot a message over to Alec and Jace, letting them know she was already there. She had brought up the idea of sparring with Alec, something for him to take his mind off of things. He mentioned Jace, so it was decided they would all train together. It didn't matter to her who showed up first or if they came together. It would be interesting to train with either of them, considering from their world they were warriors. Plus, Jace was supposed to be great with training someone, especially when it came to handling a sword.
For now, she'd wait by the mat, her eyes scanning the room for any sign of them and looking down at her phone to see if they sent her a test.

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Ivar stares at her hand for a long moment. Usually, he'd just push her aside, and get back up on his own. But he just showed her his skills. She can't think of him as someone weak or pitiful after such a display, can she? He grabs her hand, leaning into it so that he can get up to his knees, and then back into his wheelchair.
"Don't apologize. You have anger that you channel. That's a great strength." He's looking at her with new eyes. He's used to strong women being able to fight back home, but going up against one, that was enough to get his blood stirring in a different way than usual. Strange. He would have to think on this further.
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It doesn't bother her that he's staring at her hand, debating if he should take it or not. She wouldn't be offended if he didn't, but she's glad he did if only to get him up to his knees before he gets back into his chair. There's beads of sweat on her forehead and she can already feel some unused muscles were starting to ache.
"I don't think it's a strength. My mind went back to something and...it felt like I was reliving an old battle." And that fury and rage...it was hard to tell if it was coming from Kylo Ren or her.
"Do you want to rest or..should we end practice?"
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He picks up his sword from where it had fallen. He sheathes it by his side. "We must do this again. You're one of the few people here that know what they're doing." Any idiot could fire a gun. But to learn hand-to-hand combat, that took real skill.
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"I wouldn't mind doing this again, but you're a good teacher. I've learned a lot." there's a faint smile on her face, grateful that Ivar had time to teach her. He didn't have to do anything. He didn't need to offer her help, but he had. Another side of Ivar she didn't know he had.
"Just let me know when, okay?"
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He had greatly enjoyed sparring with Rey. She learns fast and has a lot of power already behind her blows. She just needs to learn to refine what she knows, pick up some new techniques, and gain even more experience. The fact that he might have enjoyed spending time with her because she could both fight and looking very pretty didn't really surface in his mind, but if there was anything Ivar enjoyed, it was a person who knew how to fight.