Alahew Kel-Revik's Knighting Ceremony

Alahew wiped his face from sweat as he walked from the sparring room to the Hall of Knighthood, where his Master had told him to meet him. Alahew hoped that he had proven himself and, with an eagerness, he made his way to the great room of ceremonies. Alahew placed his hand on the open doorway, peering into the dark room. Alahew slowly walked in, unable to see his footsteps. The doors clicked shut as Alahew looked around behind him.

*Ignites Lightsaber*

Alcanor slowly ignites his main saber, the viridian green glow lighting his cybernetic face... *ignites saber* He stands to his full height. His eyes watch the young Jedi stand in the center of the room, awaiting his knighthood.

* Ignites Ice Blue Lightsaber

Tanis smiles and is delighted to see his Padawan.......

"step forward padawan, Padawan Alahew, by right of the council and the will of the force. I dub thee Jedi *cuts braid* Knight of the republic Congradulations.

Alahew bowed, then stood to his feet. Igniting his lightsaber; the blue beam glowed in the dark room. With his cut braid laying on the floor at his feet, Alahew's face shown determination. "Thank you Masters, everyone. There aren't enough words for me to explain the gratitude and yearning to use this next level of responsibility for the betterment of all, within the guild and elsewhere. I have enjoyed my training to its fullest, and will give back to someone someday to raise up great students in the name of the light. Thank you my master Tanis Moon. I vow to do my utmost in all aspects of which it is to truly serve. You can count on me!"

*Salutes Alahew with his lightsaber and then disignites it and bows to him, " Well done my friend, well done."

Daran Raises his gold-bladed lightsaber to his customary Makashi Salute, and extinguishes it. He offers his hand to the newly knighted Alahew with a smile. "Congratulations, my friend."

With a small bow, Alcanor decends to his normal height. He un-ignites his saber, congradulating Alahew, and walking to the door, honored to have taken part in the ceremony.