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Jun chuckled at V’s response. “Well, I was tryin’ to be more subtle.” He replied with a smirk. “But yeah, we kill them.” Jun didn’t have a naturalist view on death and killing. He didn’t care for the cyclical nature of life and death. The Fiani was more pragmatic than that. Did the individual...

Jun allowed a small smirk at the Padawan’s reaction to his rank. His expression softened slightly and he scratched at the back of his head, ruffling his already disheveled hair. “It’s the rank because when I joined the Order I guess, because I was trained in the Light already.” Jun explained...

Jun normally was a laid back and chill guy. He enjoyed cold beers and the more simple pleasures of life. But since dealing with the cult on Jedha, something had changed in him. When faced with the impact of the Dark Side and the tendrils of suffering it sowed, that laid back demeanor faded. He...

Jun’s ears were perked, the smirk on his lips betrayed his amusement at V’s reaction. She forbade him from being weird about it. Those words forced Jun to stifle a laugh. It took the massive Fiani a moment to compose himself again before he gave a noncommittal shrug. “Well, I’ll try to keep in...

Jun’s left ear twitched slightly, an eyebrow quirked, and a small quizzical smirk crept across his lips when V came down the disembarkation ramp of her ship. Gone was the Jedi attire. Instead, she’d turned back to, what he assumed, were her roots. The curious expression turned into a small but...

Orsimer Prime l Death Enabled Orsimer Prime, it was the home of one of the galaxy’s strongest species. A lush world that the Orsimer were attuned with to the point of being spiritually connected. It was something Jun could understand and appreciate. Maybe that was why he’d taken interest in the...

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...

Jun’s gazed down at Vanya while she spoke. His ears were perked, his tails curled around his legs towards her, and the grin on his face spoke of how happy he was to see her alive. While Jun was on his feet, it was clear he hadn’t completely recovered from their attack on the cultists. There were...

The Iridonian’s gaze didn’t flinch at Vanya’s words. She didn’t care about the judgements of a Jed’ai, she never had. The reason she had come here was accomplished, the Elders would have witnessed her vision in these last few moments. While Vanya spat her venom the woman turned her gaze back to...

Jun could hear the sounds of combat atop the platform. He couldn’t stop to gaze up and wonder how she doing, he had to focus on his task. Jun sent a telekinetic wave to shove the foremost lines of leech and tendril covered monstrosities back. He had to make it to the next eye. He had to destroy...

When Vanya reached apex of the platform, she’d find that the single eye that made of this thing’s “face”, was on the back of it’s head. Its fiery red pupil gazed at her, stars danced in its iris. When Vanya swung her blade, she’d find that it passed through empty robes. This thing had sank into...

Vanya’s words weren’t gentle. They weren’t calming. They were focused and determined. They were a reminder of duty and purpose beyond just personal feelings. Yes, the two of them were Jedi but they were also more, something else as well. Their beliefs guided them into a world of warfare that was...

Jun's ears rang as his back slammed into the ceiling and he came crashing onto the marble floor. His back and abdomen ached as he tried to re-orient himself. He steadily heard Vanya's response, it took him a moment to realize she wasn't leaving him. Why? It was a question that he could ask...

Jun’s eyes pulled from his hands and over to Nat. She explained the connect she had and that they’d probably get what they needed from her. Which was honestly a relief. Then when she teased him about being a rescue, Jun smirked. She wasn’t far off. Jun followed Nat into the bar when she pointed...

Jun stared back at Theia after he got done speaking. His mouth was still full of half chewed burger, which remained that way as he slowly stopped chewing. She looked absolutely confused and thrown off at his description of his life on Jedha. He took a sip of his soft drink and swallowed...