Historias de Qui-gonjin

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away... ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Attachments were made, a force-sensitive child was born, and a powerful new force can be filled throughout the galaxy. Xifeng Jinn is the daughter of Jedi Master Qui-gon Jinn and Jedi Master Tahl. She was taken at a young age until she was old enough to train at the Jedi Temple. Never allowed to interact with her parents Xifeng trains under many teachers and becomes one of the most powerful force users in the Jedi Order., but with that great power grows a powerful danger of falling to the dark side. Because of her powerful connection with the Force, Grandmaster Yoda takes Xifeng as his new Padawan apprentice. Xifeng fought alongside her new master on many occasions but was devastated when she felt her mother's and father's death through the Force. Being there for both their Jedi funerals Xifeng was presented with her mother's Lightsaber after her death and then her father after Obi-Wan Kenobi constructed a second lightsaber after losing his first in battle with Darth Maul. With her parent's Lightsabers and her own, Xifeng works even harder in the name of her parents. Fighting old enemies and enemies that were once friends, leading her own platoon of Clone Troopers, Xifeng will give the Sith a run for their credits. Note *There will be some Star Wars Legend content as well as Cannon content as well.* DISCLAIMER: I do not own Star Wars

The Force often works in strange ways. That was never truer when Darth Vader, not Anakin Skywalker, found himself on Naboo during the Trade Federation occupation. How is the Republic to react to a Sith Lord that has committed no crime and is aiding Queen Amidala? And did I mention Vader wasn't the only one brought along the ride? No, it's not Luke or Leia.

This is the first part in my rewrite of the Star Wars prequels. I'm gonna be making both small and big changes to parts of the story and try to make it fit in better with the continuity of the original films.