"It is required of me as it is of you, we fight eachtoerh its what happens"

"But why?" asked Tobal, in an innocent tone. "Why must we fight, why do you kill the people here, why do you wreak chaos?"

"Because Jedi like you would not help me so I fight you for not assisting me when I was in need. I was once an innocent one as you see dead here. But Jedi like you refused me aide and I sought it elsewhere. The SITH brought me in and gave me a way to revenge the loss of my family and revenge on the Jedi that refused me aide. Now the killers of my family are all slain and I only have 2 Jedi left out of 5 to slay yet. And soon I shall accomplish that task."

"Ah, a vengeful man," said Tobal, his tone of voice turning contemplative. "Because someone did not assist you, you now try to kill others of his kind? Tsk, Tsk, Tsk. Such an immature way to go about things."

Tobal slowly began to circle this Sith, as he obviously thought himself, the coins in his hand clinking all the while.

"Who, pray tell, killed your family?" he asked, curious.

"A group called the Black Sabers, a group of terrorists and mercanaries. They are all dead now I have made sure of it and why do you care you can blame yourself as I have blaimed others for whyI am the way I am, you are a Jedi and Jedi caused my pain!" Noktu gritted his teeth and a large piece of wreckage flew through the air at the Jedi followed by another then another.

Arix grinned as he pretended to search for the Sith. While Janus had closed himself off to Arix's "scanning" capabilities, the Jedi's other senses were still heightened. He had felt the Force as Janus levitated, and he had projected his senses to the area Janus was most likely to land, searching for any of the Force at work, and searching for life beings as well. It didn't take him long before he had found the Sith, all without looking up.

Leaping suddenly, and using the aid of the Force, Arix landed sideways onto a building. Before the forces of gravity could even begin to do there worth, the Rogue had jumped again, launching across the deserted street and to another building, higher up than he was before. In just a few more leaps, he was on level with the Sith, but standing across the street at him, on the other building. Arix grinned and nodded, showing his congradulations for the Sith who had avoided his light.

"So, you're a Magician?" Arix asked, hoping the title would insult Janus.

He looked around, using his Force heightened senses as binoculars. While it gave the appearance to Janus that he was unattentive, he was clearly focused on him using his third "eye". The Force. Arix knew the Sith would probably realize this, but it didn't matter. Arix had other intentions than luring Janus into being uncautious. He was searching for the Shadow Jedi, Tobal Hadul. And the Sith brother of Janus, Bane Nothos. Spotting them a couple of blocks away. The Jedi sighed with relief, fearing throughout the battle that Tobal had skipped the planet or merely not have bothered to do anything about it.

His full attention switching back to Janus, he stepped upon the edge of the building, and farther. Appearing to walk on air, Arix showed the Sith that he also knew of levitation abilities. The weapons master was trained in all forms of combat. ALL forms. While it wouldn't last long, it required little concentration from the experienced Jedi. He also had many techniques to stop his fall if his concentration broke.

"I do believe its your move." Arix said aloud, a grin on his face.

Janus didn't reply. Instead he lifted his right hand, and moved himself to where his right hand was pointing, fingers outward, at Arix.

Janus opened his mind to the force, letting it flow through him, this being a relatively easy task for him. In no time at all he had built up a gale force wind in the area where the Rogue stood. This was not difficult for Janus, having done it on several other occasions.

Tobal was beginning to see a glimpse into this man's personality. He was driven by a poorly motivated case of revenge, a motivation that was shaky at best. Those driven by revenge often cracked under the strain, realizing the frailty of their reason yet refusing to acknowledge it.

Derbies launched itself through the air as Notku savagely struck out through the Force, attempting to strike his enemy down. Tobal dodged one piece, jumped another and deflected a third with his own force ability

"Killing others for not doing something they are not obligated to do, and blaming your emotional state of mind upon their failure of action is a poor excuse, an excuse used by a weakling, a fool," hissed Tobal, his anger rising. "If you are incapable of accepting fate, and insist upon taking your pain out on those around you, your life will be a very short one indeed, friend."

"It will be that way anyway" Noktu said coldly trying to gain some composure, "and there is nothing I can do to fix that, I have betrayed my order and soon they shall find me and slay me anyway so your idol threats mean nothing to me, nothing at all!"

Noktu spun around ande made run to a side street hopping up onto a crate then onto the roof of the building.

For a few moments Tobal debated about letting the man go, but another glimpse of the destruction about him erased the idle thought. The man was dangerous, capable of inflicting great damage. Death was something to be avoided, if at all possible.

With a running jump of his own, the Tribal began to peruse Notku, shadowing him from a distance.