Duel with the Ninth Sister.

I engaged in a brutal multi-stage battle against the Ninth Sister. After learning her patterns and surviving her lightsaber throws and Force pulls, I reached my limit. Despite Cal's attempts to offer mercy to the former Jedi, the Ninth Sister refused, forcing Cal to take her down for good.

My great battle against the Ninth Sister started, and at first, I focused on keeping a good distance between us. I wanted to stay out of her reach so she wouldn't get a chance to land any early, heavy hits.

Eventually, I had to engage in a fatal clash. I took some damage, but I managed to strip away one-third of her health, which triggered a checkpoint and shifted the pace of the fight.

When the Ninth Sister realized I was starting to overpower her, she began using mind games. She used the Force to pull me toward her, trying to close the gap so she could inflict more damage at close range.

She even started throwing her lightsaber at me like a dangerous, rotating propeller. It was a tough move to dodge, and I was taking damage while trying to find an opening to strike back.

I was overpowered shortly after and had to restart. I noticed the Ninth Sister was waiting for me right back at the battleground; there was no way around it, I had to fight her to progress.

I went back to her and started giving her hell, but her brute strength caught me off guard again, and she took me down for a second time.

At the meditation point where I was getting respawned, there was a strong trooper nearby. I took him down with a cool style just to get my focus back before heading back into the arena.

This third time, I was much more careful. I had learned most of the Inquisitor's fighting patterns, so I was performing much better and avoiding her big swings.

When she lost two-thirds of her health, she unleashed everything she had left. I had to be extremely cautious as her attacks became faster and more desperate.

I finally depleted her full health bar. Cal sliced a part of her body, but she still refused to stay down. Cal tried to convince her to stop, looking at her as the former Jedi she once was, but she wouldn't listen.

The beast was not ready to be convinced, so Cal had to take her down for good. Afterward, I found a meditation point that offered a great view of the city, where I could even see an aircraft flying through the Coruscant skyline

That's all for this session. More moments coming soon and thanks for checking it out.

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I see learning the enemy's fighting patterns made the third attempt a success. Being able to watch the aircraft fly through the skyline after surviving a beast like the Ninth Sister was a great way to end the session.

There was an emotional side to this battle that I liked the most. It wasn't just a fight, it felt like a tragic ending for a fallen Jedi.

The way you improved after each defeat was very enjoyable to read. At first, you struggled, but later you understood her attack patterns and played more carefully. Well played

It was a powerful moment when Cal tried to offer mercy. That moment when Cal beheaded the enemy was a stunning moment. Offering mercy to a former Jedi showed how much he still values his roots.

I noticed how you used the trooper to get your focus back after the second restart. Taking him down with that style was the perfect way to reset your mental game before heading back into the arena for the win.