The resilience form the way of the my NOC. The first and most basic description of Sri su was provided in the fight sabre article written by David West Reynolds and Jack Bobo and published in Star Wars insider 27. The version I'm presenting here is slightly abridged. The third great lightsaber discipline was first developed in response to the advancement of blaster technology in the galaxy. As these weapons spread widely into the hands of evildoers, Jedi had to develop unique means of defending themselves. Form 3 thus arose from laser blast deflection training. Over the centuries, it has transcended this origin to become a highly refined expression of non-aggressive Jedi philosophy. Form 3 maximizes defensive protection in a style characterized by tight, efficient movements that expose minimal target area compared to the relatively open style of some of the other forms. True Form 3 masters are considered invincible, as described in the Jedi path. Surrey is the most inward-directed of all forms. You are to be the calm eye of the storm as your enemies rage about you. The core discipline of Surrey su was, for all intents and purposes, the core discipline behind Jedi philosophy, taking the concepts laid out by Shi Chao and refining them. Where Xi Cho was wild, Sri su was tranquil. He doesn't even need to reach into the Force; he has already left the Force reach into him. The Force flows over him and around him as though he has stepped into a crystal pure waterfall lost in the green coils of a forgotten rainforest. When he opens himself to that sparkling stream, it flows into him and through him and out again without the slightest interference from his conscious will. The part of him that calls itself Obi-Wan Kenobi is no...
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