Snippet #2736467

Ashara waited near a cliff not far from the temple. She was using her force telekinesis to break apart a nearby rock in preparation for her apprentices' training. She had an idea that didn't require lifting boulders of different weights and would be rather easy to practice with.

Aurora then showed up saying she was prepared for her training. In the distance, Phora could be seen running towards them. Once Phora was close enough, Ashara said: "Since you both are here, we can commence the training. Today's first lesson is force control. It means that you need to be able to use the force with different strength because if you reach for your saber and use too much power, you could turn your saber into a deadly projectile or hurt yourself. Same goes for force grip. You can use it to grab onto an ally to save their life but if you use too much power, you might crush them midair. The force can be used in many ways and not always for good. Especially force sensitive masters can use the force to tear people apart or use the force as if it was a blade. I had to use it to break free from a prison chamber when I was a sith. The force is the only thing you have after you are captured."

"But anyways, your training will be to hurl these rocks out into the sea at different distances. The rocks don't weigh more than large fruit so lifting them should be no problem. Let me demonstrate." Ashara said. She lifted a rock with the force and threw it about 30 feet (10 meters). "Now if I put my strongest into it." She picked up another rock and launched it at great speed. It was powerful enough that it caused a trail of dust as it went into the sky. "Okay I probably overdid it. I don't want to cause more meteorites."

"Now. It is your turn. I would say aim for the riffs down there, then twice that distance and then five times the distance and practice until it either becomes easier or until I tell you to stop. In the meanwhile, I will be making more rocks, so that you eventually have some if you decide to practice in your free time."