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Reflecting the fire of multiple adversaries. Blue in motion. One into the next, into the next, and so on. I've made some adjustments to the classic Form 4 techniques that I think you'll find work well against droids and other ranged attackers. Here, I'll show you. One, two, three. I've watched these recordings to help me with my own saber training. You should have seen him in person. Anakin Skywalker. He was my master. There. Kanan said he was the greatest warrior the Jedi had in the Clone Wars. He was powerful, rarely lost a battle. But what a surprise people was how kind he was. He cared deeply about his friends, and looked out for them until the end. Practice these exercises mindfully, and you'll see improvement. I promise. Do you know what happened to him? The last time I saw him, he was rushing off to save the Chancellor. And everything changed. The war ended and the Jedi were accused of treason. One by one, they were hunted down. By the Inquisitors. Or worse. Speaking of Inquisitors, Ahsoka, what do you think about us doing the hunting for a change? When you defeated one, two more came. Who's to say we wouldn't multiply our problems yet again? And there's Vader. I don't disagree, but the fact remains we can't protect our friends from Vader and his Inquisitors. I can barely protect you. I don't need protecting. It's times like these that Anakin and I would turn to someone like Obi-Wan or Master Yoda. They always had the answer. Well, almost always. Then maybe we should ask Master Yoda.