The Mandalorian slowly exited the cubicle with her saber held at the ready. The silence of the room was broken only by the heavy breathing of both combatants and the soft hum of their lightsabers. Luna winced slightly as she caught her breath; the rough landing had torn the lacerations on her abdomen open again. She couldn’t spare the concentration right now to address the wound, however. Her mind raced with possible avenues of attack.
Taysar did not remain idle; he charged, seeking to end the fight before his opponent could fully recover. To his surprise, Luna evaded rather than attempting to match his strength head on, parrying blows as she tried to keep the open areas of the room behind her. The Wookie gave a second charge, shield first, with his armory saber trailing behind him in his right hand.
This time, Luna didn’t move. She merely closed her eyes for a moment. Taysar ducked down as he charged forward, preparing to make a left-to-right shield strike with his left hand and follow up with a quick saber strike with his right. Instead, his momentum came to an abrupt halt just in front of Luna as his shield collided with translucent wall of Force energy. The ethereal bulwark rippled and became visible as it dispersed the energy of the shield charge before fading away.
Having suddenly collided with a very solid and very invisible wall, Taysar could not stop himself from bouncing backwards. As he fell in the opposite direction of his charge, the shield and his left arm flailed above his head, exposing his midsection. Luna opened her eyes as the blockade dispersed and dashed forward with all the speed she could muster. The barrier had taken tremendous concentration, so she was unable to call upon the Force to enhance her speed — but she didn’t need it.
Taysar fell flat on his back with his arms outstretched beside him. His shield and saber were still activated, but his brain gave his arms no commands as it struggled to process what had just happened. He blinked in an effort to shake the bright stars from his vision, and. his sight cleared just enough in that split second to see a very angry Mandalorian flying at him with her saber in a two-handed, downward stabbing position. Letting go of his weapons, he quickly rolled to his right side just enough for the piercing strike to miss his torso, though the smell of singed fur indicated the strike was far closer than he’d like.
Luna lifted her saber out from the stone floor and stood up for another attack. “If you so desperately want to serve your Lord Death, I WILL SEND YOU TO HIM!”
As the Templar raised her saber a bolt of purple lightning shot from the entryway, striking her directly in the left gauntlet and knocking the saber out of her hand. The Mandalorian moved to nurse her now smoking hand as she turned to face the newcomer. How and when the mysterious figure entered the room was unclear to the Arconan.
A middle aged man with short brown hair wearing Shadow Academy armor cut in Sith red stood in the entryway with his right hand pointed at the combatants. Luna immediately recognized the man as Headmaster Dacien Victae di Plagia.
“Enough! You will not kill Taysar because he and his accomplice must answer to me first.” It was then Luna noticed Jacen was on his back with the Headmaster’s boot on his chest.
Luna bowed as best she could, not wanting a second helping of lighting. “As you wish, my Lord Headmaster.”
The Elder narrowed his gaze on the Mandalorian as a small contingent of black-robed security forces swooped into the room from behind him. “You will go to my office without delay and wait for me there. I will have some questions for you when I am finished with these two.”
The security officers moved like swift black shadows and before Taysar knew what was happening, he had a shock collar around his neck and chains on his hands. He met the Headmaster’s gaze for a fleeting moment before turning away.
Dacien removed his boot from Jacen’s chest as the security officers shackled and removed the imposter. “Take them below and prep them for interrogation. I want to know exactly how they were able to gain access to this room.”
As Luna left the room she wondered if death would have been preferable to the fate that awaited Taysar in the bowels of the Shadow Academy dungeons.
Incidentally, my research showed that "madclaw" is not actually something that's capitalized generally (see: http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Madclaw) . That said, I think , in this case, it's appropriate given the "religion" surrounding Taysar.