[ he just hopes none of those kids were alone in the world the way ezra was. it makes him sure all the more that the force brought them together for a reason. ]
Well, doesn't matter here. If we're the only two Jedi on Temple territory, then we need to work together. That means training together too.
Alright. I'll see what I can do when it comes to trying to learn some more mental things from you. In return, I'll give you some formal training on how to use dual-bladed lightsabers and double lightsabers. Deal?
You don't have yours? Don't let your master ever find out about that.
But don't worry. You can borrow mine while training, its probably easier like that. And if we're in a serious pinch that involves fighting, I can detach mine into two and loan you one. Two Jedi in the fight is always better than one with two blades.
That's fine. Again, you can borrow mine while training. I use it in all three fashions. Outside of training, well, I'm sure there's some analogue weapon out there that will will work whenever you're feeling competent enough to use it.
Being able to use just one lightsaber doesn't make you a stronger Jedi. I bet if you asked Master Yoda, he'd say having to use one means you failed as a Jedi.
So, you know... [Cal laughs.] ...if you're trying to playfully insult me, you'll need to try a little harder.
My droid could come up with something better. Besides, I wasn't questioning your capability. Just how awkward it would be to swing around a weightless lightsaber in one hand and a 7 pound sword in the other.
To just put it on the record though, the number of blades does matter. Just not in terms of what is better than the other. Each style has its own benefit in certain situations. If they didn't, the masters of old wouldn't have made all those forms and styles.
You sound like my Master. [ don't try to school him, he's older than you cal! ] Having a free hand is better if you ask me. Lightsaber in one hand, blaster in the other. I use three and four for a good reason.
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[ he just hopes none of those kids were alone in the world the way ezra was. it makes him sure all the more that the force brought them together for a reason. ]
Well, doesn't matter here. If we're the only two Jedi on Temple territory, then we need to work together. That means training together too.
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Though, er, hope you don't mind if I use something other than a lightsaber. Can't really get any kyber crystals here.
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But don't worry. You can borrow mine while training, its probably easier like that. And if we're in a serious pinch that involves fighting, I can detach mine into two and loan you one. Two Jedi in the fight is always better than one with two blades.
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I have my saber, but not an extra one to dual wield.
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[ are you challenging him, cal?? ]
I can dual wield just fine you know. Two lightsabers doesn't make you a stronger Jedi. Seems like compensating to me.
[ somewhere, out there, ahsoka hunts kanan down to smack his head in. ]
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So, you know... [Cal laughs.] ...if you're trying to playfully insult me, you'll need to try a little harder.
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[ so there, dual-wielding snarker. ]
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My droid could come up with something better. Besides, I wasn't questioning your capability. Just how awkward it would be to swing around a weightless lightsaber in one hand and a 7 pound sword in the other.
To just put it on the record though, the number of blades does matter. Just not in terms of what is better than the other. Each style has its own benefit in certain situations. If they didn't, the masters of old wouldn't have made all those forms and styles.
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