Draca has seen the galaxy in its whole. The good, the bad, the right, and the wrong. He has developed one very simple moral code;

"Be the change you want to see."

How can anyone expect the galaxy to be better if one does not lead by example? Draca doesn't care what system of planets or stars he's in, he will always attempt to put his best foot forward, saving people where he can, and trying to be the best version of himself that he can be for those around him.

This, however, is a lot of pressure for the young man to take on by himself, pressure that can sometimes feel like the weight of the universe is on his shoulders, especially as he makes his decisions on what he thinks is right and wrong.

All Draca has to do is close his eyes and listen.

Every life has a heartbeat, a tune within the Living Force. Like a song without end, it is always playing, music flowing from one note to the next. Beautiful, haunting. Terrifying, yet terrific. A masterpiece always in motion, like planets around a star.

During meditation, Draca does not sit still. He moves. The deliberate, calming motions of Sliding Hands carry him through every breath and moment, each movement blending seamlessly into the next like a wave upon the shore.

He does not move to impose his will upon the Living Force. He moves to listen to it.

As connected as he is to the Living Force, Draca believes everyone is part of it. He stops to listen not because he can, but because he cannot help it.

And when he moves, he simply answers its call.

Draca, is above all else, a sensitive soul. With Charm amplified by the Force and the ability to naturally Sense the emotions of those around him , he is empathetic to the plight of others.

When he sees someone is upset, he does anything he can to help them within reason and within his capabilities. Why? Because that's just who he is. He is kind, caring, and seeks to be a model for how many view him and Jedi as a whole.

There are sometimes those who do not appreciate his meddling. It wouldn't be the first time Draca has gotten on somebody's bad side because they didn't want his help, nor will it likely be the last. It has the potential to get him in a galaxy's worth of trouble.

Mind you, it won't stop him in the slightest. He's stubborn like that.

Draca is a kind, well-mannered, and a well-meaning young Jedi. Years of conflict and strife living as both Anderson's student and adopted son have moulded him into the man that he has become.

He is a natural when it comes to solving puzzles and riddles, with an intellect advanced beyond his years developed and nurtured carefully like a sharpened blade.

Of course, it can take time for him to open up properly. Draca doesn't always know who he can trust, but those who make the effort to befriend him will find that he will defend them with his life. No question, no hesitation, and no second thoughts about it.

If Anders was going to teach Niman, then he'd ensure Draca was one of the best Niman practitioners the galaxy had ever seen.

With Niman, Draca's true strengths lay not in flashy technique or overwhelming physicality, but in sheer unmatched adaptability. He doesn't simply fight, he attempts to dissect his opponent's fighting style, analysing and exploiting weaknesses to take advantage of them. With use of Telekenetic Blasts and a complete mastery of every Niman variant of Jar'Kai, Draca's blade and footwork is impeccable, his unpredictability and creativity only limited by his imagination.

Of course, if an opponent doesn't give Draca the opportunity to find weaknesses, either by switching styles or weapons consistently during the fight, then that leaves little for Draca to take advantage of. It can force him to make massive mistakes, though that is easier said than done.

If there's one thing anyone fighting Draca knows, it's that he never gives us, especially when the lives of others are on the line.

Once the lives of innocents are involved, Draca dedicated himself to their survival, creating Barriers to prevent injuries or Healing them should they happen. In these circumstances, Draca is more inclined to play a support role.

This means that enemies can split his attention by targeting several people he is trying to protect at once, thus making him vulnerable. Though, even if he can only save one life, Draca believes it to be worth it.