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tushanshu_ooc2016-03-15 04:14 am
Kit Fisto | Star Wars
[Kit Fisto found the assortment of foods, creatures, and other items that this most unusual city had to offer less strange than some might. He'd visited a great many planets in the service of the Jedi order, and each was unique.
This particular fruit stand couldn't help but draw the eye, though. The array of colors and patterns on display there would make many an artist jealous, and the different fruits were arranged so that the various colors contrasted each other making them stand out all the more. He wondered if that was a deliberate act on the part of the vendor or simple serendipity.
Regardless, he found himself stepping up to the stand to examine the wares on display. The vendor was dealing with another customer just then, so he was free to browse at his leisure, assuming he wasn't interrupted.]
5
No.
[The Jedi's tone was rather flat and brooked no debate, though he had a feeling that the young man wouldn't take the hint.]
My lightsaber is not for sale. Or trade. Nor will it ever be; it is too dangerous for an inexperienced being to use in any case.
5
He slides in, placing a hand on the Jedi's shoulder. ]
What my friend means to say is, it might be best to start smaller.
[ He reaches into his pockets and pulls out a sabacc card from the deck he keeps on him. Six of Coins. Not the most important card. He can easily part with it, and it seems to satisfy the young kedan. ]
There. Now everyone's happy.
Re: 5
When the young kedan is sent on his way with his prize, Kit turns to the stranger and gives a polite nod.]
Indeed they are. Thank you, Mr. ...?
5
Now, now, I've told everyone that real lightsabers are only for those who have mastered certain levels of training. I'm more than happy to make you a practice saber instead.
[The Kedan, seemingly recognizing Obi-Wan, looks at him with wide eyes before kicking his feet a bit sheepishly. He then bows respectfully to the both of them before heading on his way. Thus leaving Obi-Wan to turn to his fellow Jedi.]
Master Fisto, you certainly are a sight for sore eyes.
Re: 5
As are you, my friend. If I had known that you were here as well, I would have sought you out earlier. And perhaps been a bit less stern with that young man; I hadn't known anyone was offering lightsaber training to the locals.
[He would have said 'Jedi training' but he hadn't sensed the Force in the young man he'd been speaking to.]
no subject
[It was quite different from what they were used to back home. And was probably why he hasn't sensed anything from the Kedan. His was still too minute.]
I've started something of a school.
no subject
I have heard of that happening on rare occasions but never on the kind of scale you seem to be speaking of. Though it is good that they have someone to instruct them.
[A whole crop of untrained Force-wielders could be a potential disaster in the making.]
6
[ Jing had also been eyeing the fruit selection, trying to figure out which might taste like things he was used to. ]
I wonder if "one of everything" might be overkill, in this situation...
Re: 6
Indeed it is. There are a few things that look similar to fruits from my own galaxy, but I am not certain how any of them would taste.
Re: 6
[ Jing tosses a pair of juulan at the shopkeeper and selects one of the fruits. ]
Go ahead, pick one. My treat.
Re: 6
Thank you, Mr. ...?
Re: 6
Just Jing, no need for anything so formal. And you're...?
Re: 6
[Unlike Jing, Kit is used to formality, but since the young man seems to be more comfortable without it...]
Most would either call me Master Jedi or Master Fisto. But you may call me Kit, if you prefer.