[justify]A challenge was certainly something he was up for, it didn't take any asking at all. By the time he padded towards the battle field, his eyes were narrowed, and the adrenaline was already building. Something of a scowl was etched on to his face as he observed the ice decoys. It would take some time to knock one of those things down, but he had no patience for it. He never had any patience at all, really.
So, he went sliding after Jackson, skating hap-hazardously towards one of the dummies on the far left. He seemed to not stop when he neared the object, and instead was going to zoom past it. As Ben Solo did, he reached out to nick the ice obstacle with the force he was exerting from sliding at the speed he was. Bits of ice chipped and flew off on impact, and the tall serval was forcibly jerked sideways, circling around and back towards his obstacle.
When he neared it again from the opposite side, the young Solo leaped up, claws clinging onto the top of the ice, appearing acrobatic as he flung around the icy scene. Using his long and lean stature as an advantage, the melanistic serval would swing his rear legs, kicking ice. This time, it did not break as he wanted it to. Ben tried again, and again, growing more and more frustrated with every kick. He huffed silently, shut his eyes, and gave one last terrible swing of his legs, done in blind, red fury. The ice dummy finally broke in two, shattering when it hit the ground.
No patience, no patience.
So he immediately went to the next obstacle, whipping around and flinging himself to the slopes. Perhaps he had been too eager to do so, because when he went to go dodge around a pillar, his broad shoulders stuck out just one inch too much, and he hit the figure harshly, huffing out a cloud of cold vapor. His muscles contracted in pain, and Ben was now blindly spinning down the slide, coming closer and closer to another pillar. But before he could be nicked in the side again by it, he stuck both paws out, claws digging into the pillar to stop him from colliding with it. His shoulder blossomed with heat and ache, and the apprentice shut his eyes, pausing for a moment to clear himself. He held himself against the ice pillar with his good shoulder, breathing heavily out of open lips. He didn't appear too injured, and it was clear he wasn't about to back out of this obstacle course.