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Space Galactic Battles One Duel

From my e-book: http://www.lulu.com/shop/matthew-sullivan/space-galactic-battles-one-the-latokan-empire/ebook/product-23495210.html
Duel 3) Seron M. Khan vs. Adrian McPherson, Leonard Battier, 2 other stari

Setting- Latoka

Plot: McPherson and Battier wanted to make Khan and Taylor pay for their treason. Adrian didn’t expect Khan to have already found the Queen of Comets Jessica Baswaski.    Taylor left the planet to hide Jessica away. The stari landed on Latoka and weren’t met with any resistance. Khan put his armor on with the Latokan insignias. He called himself Super Khan. Later he was confronted in his office by the stari. McPherson boldly told Khan that he would put an end to Khan’s career.

Analysis: Khan immediately downed 1 stari, and then master Battier hit him with his staff.  Khan and Battier squared off but Battier was focus pushed away into a rail and knocked him out. Eventually Khan defeated another 2 stari….and faced off against the most powerful focus user at the time, Adrian McPherson.  Adrian attacked with a flurry of attacks that almost caught Khan off guard. Adrian used a focus push attack to push Khan away. Khan survived due to his body armor. McPherson fled because of Latokan guards came.

Winner- Debatable

Overal Impact- A duel that could have gone either way, but anyway It was a draw, and Leonard was captured. This duel further caused more conflict between the stari and cometra.

2nd Analysis-Khan really showcased his dueling skills in this fight. His Wave Blade was superior to most swords. To top that off he was wearing armor that saved him from taking heavy damage….But backtracking the stari underestimated “SUPER KHAN”. Battier could have possibly taken down the cometra lord, but he found himself knocked unconscious. The other 3 stari were fairly powerful but Khan would take them out quickly. McPherson attacked Khan with a wild fury attack but Khan was able to block it. The 2 were about even in terms of focus strength. Both were very physical warriors but Khan’s only chance was to power slash through Mcpherson’s blade.
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