Chari Skale

Chapter 15: Chari Is On the Move

Dear reader, let us embark on another temporal voyage to unveil the saga of Chari Skale Carter O'Neill. Our narrative resumes when Chari is 23, a juncture where her destiny intertwines with the Jedi Knights. The elder Chari, seasoned by time, stands by her side—not to command, but to support. This pivotal Moment is not for directives; it's a time for action, to be shaped by those in the present.

The venerable Jedi Knights of yore were mere spectators. Interaction was possible, yet they understood the importance of autonomy. Their cryptic demeanor was intentional; had they handed down all knowledge to 21st-century Earth, it would have been nonsensical. The pieces fell into place not by their doing, but by Earth's inhabitants forging their own path.

Indeed, the contemporary Jedi Knights deciphered the enigma because they had to—they were the architects of their fate. No one else could navigate their existence for them.

This is the essence of why the older Chari accompanies her younger self. She's not just a shield against the malevolent Chari but also a beacon of wisdom, illuminating lessons the younger could not fathom alone. Now an adult, Chari is poised to embrace her destiny, to share love with Lisblia, and to carry the torch that will illuminate change.

Drake Galicia, though distant, has been a subtle guide to Chari. We shall not seek him out, for he understands that Chari must carve her own path, pivotal as it is to the legacy of the ancient Jedi Knights.

Penning the tale of these storied Jedi Knights is a complex endeavor. Hence, I address you directly. More characters shall emerge, conversing with you, aiding in the unraveling of this intricate tapestry. I urge you to peruse the preceding tales, lest confusion cloud your understanding of this narrative.

Why does this chronicle hinge so heavily on a single human Twi'lek? Without comprehending Chari, the lore of the ancient Jedi Knights remains elusive. The past hinges on the present Chari's ability to assimilate and apply her knowledge to set events in motion. Without full comprehension, the saga remains opaque.

Time, dear reader, is an intricate web, not merely a linear sequence. To claim otherwise would belittle the odyssey of Captain Samantha Carter. The age-old conundrum of the chicken or the egg is analogous; if time were linear, the answer would be simple. Yet, with the ancient Jedi Knights, the narrative commenced with Captain Carter's abduction, a future event that cascaded into Earth's distant past.

Time and truth are akin; as Obi-Wan Kenobi imparted to Luke Skywalker, "All truth we cling to depends greatly upon our own point of view." Time's essence transcends individual perspective. What lies ahead for us may already be history to another. Captain Carter, unaware of her royal lineage, endured abduction, torment, and enslavement—events that, to the ancient Jedi Knights, were already written.

In my chronicles, a device enabled the ancient Jedi to traverse time via the Stargate network. Its origins remain unspoken. You may surmise that Sam was its architect, crafting it on Naboo. Yet, the true artisan of time travel was Chari, driven by an immeasurable love for her Mother—a love that transcended time itself, allowing the adult Chari to stand alongside her Mother and younger self, united against the darkness that loomed.

This enhanced narrative aims to deepen the connection with the reader, providing a more immersive and engaging experience. The text now flows with a rhythm that echoes the grandeur of the story's themes, inviting you to delve deeper into the world of Chari and the ancient Jedi Knights.

Now for the story at hand: Daniel has found an impressive deal with the younger Chari's help. Over the years, her morphing skills had excelled to the point she could be whatever she changed into in every detail. The love that her Lisblia had with her grew as well. Their love for each other was so strong; she wanted to marry her years before their counterparts had done. Both of them realized they would not mess up any temporal construct if they wanted to marry anytime they liked, but they felt they should wait. They thought it would be more romantic if they did so....