Истории Hondoohnaka

Following the battle with Maul and Savage on Florrum, the pirates are left to clean up the bodies. "She's got pretty eyes." Derk observed, rather awkwardly. They were big and dark and beautiful. He could've gotten lost in them, except they were dead. He reached forward and pushed them closed.A

Ok so sometimes I watch a scene and a concept just gets trapped in my head and expands into a plot which is what happened here. -Karu is a 16 year old jedi padawan when order 66 happens. His master (a legends comic character never given a name) is assumed dead and Karu doesn't have access to communication, so he doesn't actually realize what's going on. -He decides to go along with the Ohnaka gang to get transportation to the temple, but whoops! We all know what happened to the temple. -Now Karu is a pirate and has to deal with Hondo and the culture shock of going from the temple to Florrum while mourning both his master and the clones he was friends with. -Eventually inquisitors show up because of course they do and Karu ends up getting the attention of 8th brother [This includes the concepts of a character trying to salvage whatever they can of the jedi order to try and rebuild in a small (then big) way, what if the clone chips malfunctioned (to varying degrees), and exploration of the fact that nautolans and weequay use pheromone based communication which is why weequay seem dumb at first.]

The last day of Roo's childhood was sunny. She couldn't remember quite which planet they were on- they were rarely in one place for more than a week- but she remembered the festival, the music, and the ribbons that had been tied on the ends of each of her twelve braids. Hondo had been on that planet for some sort of deal- she couldn't recall what that was either, but she remembered the planetary bombardment, and the screams, and the smell of burning flesh. That was the day she decided the Empire needed to die.

The Chronicles of Aurora's Reach follows the intertwined lives of a diverse group of rebels, survivors, and unlikely heroes striving to resist the oppressive grip of the Empire. Set in a remote settlement on the fringes of the galaxy, the story explores themes of resilience, found family, and the enduring struggle between light and darkness. At the heart of the tale is Asa, a young Force-sensitive grappling with her identity and the weight of her growing power. Guided by her mentor Varan, a Jedi haunted by his past, Asa must navigate a galaxy rife with danger and mystery while forging her own path. Alongside a tight-knit band of allies, including her resourceful adoptive family and a determined rebel cell, Asa confronts the challenges of rebellion, betrayal, and the echoes of ancient secrets tied to their home. As the group fights to protect Aurora's Reach from the Empire's encroachment, they uncover hidden truths that could alter the balance of power in the galaxy. With their lives and values on the line, each character must face their inner demons and decide how far they are willing to go to preserve hope and freedom.

The unique life story of Perssephonee and how she reaches Jedi Master status, even in the most unlikely of circumstances.

Continues the story of Lore-Val, Obi-Wan and Satine's daughter after the Clone Wars. She will learn about her Mandalorian heritage, fall in love and join a cause her parents would be proud of. Story starts after Order 66 -If you don't read book one this will mean absolutely nothing to you *Still don't own anything Disney owns, but Lore and Solitaire are mine