Visions of Destiny

Ezra's first Vision

The next morning I'm excited and ready for a big day. I got the feeling that there would be a broadcast interruption by Gul Travis today. His broadcast reminded me so much about what my parents use to do. I couldn't wait. Hera promise at breakfast that she would record it if he came on during my Jedi training. I was practicing deflecting blast back at a target and despite hitting every blast of plasma I couldn't seem to hit the target. Kanan even called me out on it "rely more on the force he keep saying" so I let the force flow through me even more. I couldn't see anything as it was. Sabine had painted a Cadet helmet especially for my Jedi training so I could train to rely on my other senses as well as focusing more on the force. At least one that's what Kanan had said it was for. Suddenly I started to see something. Like little snips of different recordings were playing in my helmet's visor. But nothing was on it and I had disabled all the displays, information, & tracers out of it. Even the com was taken out on this helmet. I had two others like it. One we had left white for undercover missions and the other two were both painted. One I only removed the tracker and reprogrammed the rest with Sabines help. When I woke up Kanan was holding me. For a while I thought I had been stunned. Actually I had deflected every blast at the target. I told Kanan everything I saw. No one else believed me until Hera called me to the ship and we watched the broadcast I had been dying to see that in code confirmed everything I saw happening. He was coming to see us.

My vision was true. I so wish it wasn't. It was a warning that it was a trap. Senator in exile Gul truly worked for the Empire. We were the first ones to figure that out because of my vision. He's why my parents were arrested. I lead my team, my friends, my family into a trap all because of that vision I miss interpreted. What a disappointment to everyone. Kanan has an idea to left our spirits. He wants to broadcast a message of hope and freedom of our own. It's risky and I don't want to lose my new family like I lost my parents. I don't want to go through that again.