In the stunning finale of the epic, and final trilogy, N.A.T.O. and the remains of C.S.A.T. face off -- with the galaxy as it's battlefield. For C.S.A.T. it's their final chance to bring dominance over the galaxy and beyond. For N.A.T.O. however, it...
The twin planets Kiffu and Kiffex are like squabbling spouses trapped in a marriage neither wanted. They swung together around the same sun, locked in elliptical orbits that sometimes brought them so close it sparked violent electrical discharges that leaped across the void and lit up the atmosphere of both worlds. The Kiffar, near-humans native to Kiffu, had learned to harness those deadly bursts and use their tamed energy to literally power a space-faring civilization, not just surviving but thriving through the storms.
In Cade Skywalker's opinion, that said a lot about a people.
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Thankfully the twin planets are far apart now, and Mynock's approach to Kiffex was outwardly peaceful. Inside, Cade felt a special kind of anxious. With the life he'd lived, he was almost used to death-defying battles with murderous Sith and reality-bending encounters with ancient Force entities. The danger waiting on Kiffex was simpler and more complicated than any of that, not likely to kill but still liable to hurt.
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Deliah Blue, seated in the co-pilot's seat next to Cade, didn't need the Force to tell what he is feeling. "Remember," she told him, "Droo invited us here."
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"Doesn't mean she ain't planning to shoot us," said Jariah Syn as he hung over the back of Cade's chair.
"I'm ready for anything," Cade said, but he didn't feel it.
