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This was a first for Shaw, and he wasn't sure he was ready for it. This was supposed to be a simple, straightforward mission. Into the launchworks to secure it and back out again. Shaw knew it was supposed to be a piece of ryshcate, otherwise the Jedi Council never would have allowed a group of...

Today was the day. Prani and Shaw's first date. They were supposed to meet outside in one of the courtyards of the Takodana temple at 4:00 sharp. The same courtyard Shaw had seen Prani sitting underneath a tree strumming her hallikset early one morning. The teenager arrived a little bit early...

This was so not the sort of place Shaw would ever choose to spend his weekend, but what wouldn't a guy do for a friend? Zessel happened to be that friend this weekend. The girl that was supposed to accompany the half arkanian to this annual baking convention had had to bail at the last minute...

There was an old gas grill out in one of the courtyards of the temple on Takodana that, as far as Shaw knew, hadn't been touched once since he had arrived. Which was a real shame. It was high time the padawans and any knights that felt like crashing the party had a cookout. Shaw had drug the...

Qatamer. An oasis in the sparsely inhabited desert region of Kinyov and the providence's capital. It lay just over the horizon according to Devek, the graying Jedi Knight the two padawans traveled with. Over one or two or maybe even three dunes. He really hadn't specified how many or how long it...

Another day, another planet. The Jedi Order was going to turn Shaw into a well traveled teenager. From snow covered worlds in the expansion regions to unknown jungles to forests in the outer rim, Shaw had seen more of the galaxy in the span of a few short months than he had in his entire life on...

Maybe it was fate or maybe it was nothing more than plain old bad luck that Heidi and Shaw kept meeting on planets so frozen they could easily be preserved for another ten thousand millenia. If Shili had been dangerously beautiful, then Akuria II was just dangerously dangerous. There were no...

Takodana. Day by day the Jedi Order's homeworld grew more familiar to Shaw. Its temple hallways and courtyards had started to become more recognizable, and he didn't find himself late to class anymore, wandering the halls totally lost. At least he wasn't late as often. The planet and its...

It would be at least another three hours until they entered Takodana's atmosphere and began their descent toward the planet's Jedi Temple according to the pilot. He was a Jedi pilot—Jedi soldier? Did they have pilots and soldiers, non force sensitive and the like? Shaw didn't know. Anyway, the...

A glass elevator climbed the skyrise luxury apartment building situated in the center of Listehol's capital city, rising toward the top floor where an important meeting awaited the three Jedi. Worse than the elevator music was the constant tap tap tap of the the Jedi Knight's military grade...

Drearia. The name said it all. It had been raining ever since their shuttle touched down three days ago. Seventy two hours of rain. Four thousand three hundred twenty minutes of rain. A bajillion seconds of rain. Math came a lot easier to Shaw when he was this bored out of his mind. It wasn't...

"Thanks again for tagging along bro." It must have been the fifth time he'd thanked Macote, and the evening was still young. Shaw smiled over at the other padawan, readjusting the large cardboard box he held against his chest. The older padawan had been with the order longer and knew his way...

This was the first time Shaw had ever been to Takodana. The Coruscanti native had never seen so much grass his whole life, and he'd only been here two days. Up until now he'd spent the majority of his time on the Jedi's main temple Starlight Beacon. That felt a bit more like home, surrounded by...