Kril’dor l Death Enabled
To say that Jun had been absent after Jedha would be an understatement. The Fiani had stayed behind on his homeworld to help stabilize it after the upheaval. Something he’d accomplished quite handily.
Jedha now operated with two separate forms of government, a system based off of its three most important pillars. Faith, Community, and Defense. First was the Church of the Force, now reconstructed to answer to an Arch-Bishop who accepted theological guidance from a College of appointed Cardinals. Next was a planetary chancellor who led a system wide senate that met in New Jedha City. Finally, The Matukai herself, who answered to the Council of Elders within the Order.
Each of these leaders formed a triumvirate and acted as the planetary leaders. Each specialized in their own fields and provided insight and guidance to ensure Jedha’s people were safe and their culture preserved. It wasn’t perfect, but it was moving in a direction that Jun was proud of.
And it had progressed to a point where he could finally return to his duties in the Army of Light.
Ever since Vanya and he had defeated the cultist on Jedha and put an end to its plots, Jun’s focus had shifted. His studies had dipped into the occult. While Jun was no Shadow, he’d come to an understanding in his pursuit of balance, the Sith were just a symptom of a wider problem. Sure, they extended the influence of the Dark Side and acted as willing conduits to its will. But, it was the Dark Side itself that was the truest problem. So Jun learned to look for signs and extended his understanding of cults and dark side beliefs.
He’d root them out.
But that wasn’t what brought him to Kril’dor. Instead, it was to secure a valuable resource for the Crusade. Tibanna. It would ensure the Crusade had fuel for its ships and energy cells for their blasters. It would be their lifeblood.
And it was in need of help.
The tibanna harvesting and processing platforms had fallen under attack in recent years. Raiders and pirates had organized themselves under a single banner. Their goal? Subjugation and conquest. A pirate kingdom wasn’t something that Jun was too keen on seeing.
So, he’d reached out to the only other Jedi he knew. Vanya. The Fiani knew she’d be able to help the people here and also knew she’d be more than willing to. The promise of tibanna was just an added incentive to breaking the yoke of oppression after all.
Jun’s stat courier touched down on the docking bay of one of the only functional processing facilities left. The vessel had been gifted to him for his service and Jedha and it was far better than public transport. The massive Fiani would wait for the other Jedi’s arrival before heading into the plant itself. His tails swished in anticipation, Jun was excited to see the Nightsister turned Jedi and he was ready for their next adventure.
@Phoenix