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Private The Desert's Hidden Truth





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In the vastness of space, where stars twinkle like distant candles, a sleek starfighter glided silently towards its destination. Aboard the vessel, a young Jedi Padawan named Braze prepared for the 'mission' ahead. His eyes, reflecting a maturity beyond his years, were fixed on the sprawling deserts of Tatooine appearing in the viewfinder.

His journey had taken him from the echoing halls of the Jedi Temple to the mysterious forests of Endor, and now, to the sun-scorched dunes of Tatooine. This planet, a sprawling canvas of sand and secrets, was his latest challenge.

As his starfighter descended through the atmosphere, Braze felt the familiar hum of his ancient lightsaber clipped to his back. He was surprised to say the least. The light-saber was practically an artifact in it's own right- and it had been taken from an adversary Jasper Kai'el Jasper Kai'el defeated with ease.

The clones, young and frightened, had spoken in hushed tones of another facility, a place where shadows moved in the darkness and secrets were locked away. They whispered coordinates that led to this lawless wasteland, where rules were as shifting as the sands.

As the starfighter touched down on the outskirts of a small, cannyon, Braze could feel the weight of history beneath the sands. He stepped out, his robes catching the wind, his gaze sweeping across the horizon. This was a land of smugglers and outlaws, a place where the Jedi were often just whispers in the wind.

But Braze was not deterred. He was here for answers, to uncover the truth behind the second facility and its connection to the Force-sensitive clones. With each step, he felt the pulse of the ancient lightsaber, almost as if it were guiding him, calling him deeper into the mysteries of Tatooine.

In the distance, the twin suns began their slow descent, casting long shadows across the desert. And in those shadows, adventure and danger lurked.

The sands, shimmering under the dwindling yet harsh sunlight, seemed to stretch into eternity, a barren landscape where silence held dominion.

Each step Braze took was measured and cautious, his keen senses attuned to the environment. Around him, the desert held the scars of forgotten battles and failed ventures. The remnants of starships, their hulls corroded and sand-blasted, protruded from the dunes like the bones of giant beasts long extinct. Here and there, the twisted remains of droids and machinery, half-buried, were strewn across the landscape, creating a mechanical graveyard of sorts.

It was unusual, Braze thought, for such a treasure trove of scrap to remain untouched on a planet where Jawas scavenged like desert wraiths. The Jawas, notorious for their opportunistic salvaging, seemed to have given this area a wide berth. This observation piqued Braze's curiosity. He knew that the resourceful Jawas would not forsake such a bounty without good reason. It hinted at something more, something ominous that once lurked in these sands.

The air shimmered with heat as Braze navigated through the metallic debris. He could almost hear the echoes of the past — the roar of engines, the blasts of starship cannons, the desperate cries of pilots. These machines, now just hollow husks, whispered tales of their former glory and their ultimate demise.

As he walked, his eyes caught sight of a half-buried starfighter, its design ancient and unfamiliar. Its presence here was a riddle wrapped in the sand. Braze approached it, noting the scoring along its wings, evidence of a fierce battle long ago. He couldn't help but wonder what catastrophic event had led to the downfall of so many ships in this forgotten corner of the desert.

The sense of unease grew as he ventured deeper into the scrapyard. The absence of Jawas, usually ubiquitous in such places, suggested a lingering danger, an unseen threat that even the bravest of scavengers dared not face. Braze's hand rested instinctively on his lightsaber, ready for whatever secrets this silent graveyard might reveal.

In this desolate expanse, where history lay buried under layers of sand and regret, Braze continued. The desert kept its secrets well, but he was determined to uncover the truth that deterred even the most intrepid of Tatooine's inhabitants.

 

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Tatooine was a painful world for the Defel. Mostly because fur was warm, and the desert's unforgiving heat would only make him that much warmer. He had purpose here, though. Find the secrets within the sand, and bring them back to the Sith. The sands had uncovered something that had been buried deep within the dunes.

They were ever changing, which meant it was imperative to get inside now, rather than later. So he walked. His ship was close enough for a leisurely stroll, at least where the Jawa's wouldn't be able to easily access and dismantle it. Once was enough. As was the resulting slaughter back in the day. Good memories, certainly.

But he wasn't alone. He could smell it on the winds here. This desolate graveyard of parts, left untouched even by the Jawas, meant he was in the right place for what he was searching for. The fact he wasn't the only one searching for it was annoying, however. The scent on the air, a stranger. Vazz had long mastered the ability to blend in, even from the senses of the Force, so as he tugged up his hood he faded from sight.

A whistle was heard first. A low, earie whistle from seemingly everywhere. He saw them. The Jedi searching for the same prize as he was. The Defel stalked through the graveyard, his black hood low over his face as he continued the tune. It wasn't really him of course. An illusion while the real form of Vazz was hidden from sight, close and yet far enough to prepare an ambush.

That was how he fought, after all.

The illusion stopped close, idly kicking up sand in the process. For all intents and purposes, it seemed real, even affecting the environment around it. He smiled, grinned almost.

He recognized the boy.

"Now this is a surprise. What's the Padawan of the Sentinel of Harmony doing so far out from Alliance space all alone? And so close to the Mandalorians, no less. Are you going to kick off another war like that other Padawan did?"

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Braze halted, his senses heightened by the eerie whistling that cut through the silence of the Tatooine evening. The desert, with its sprawling dunes and mechanical relics, seemed to hold its breath, anticipating the unfolding drama. As the figure materialized, a shiver of wariness ran down Braze's spine. His snowy white brows knit together in a mix of confusion and caution.

The figure before him, enshrouded in a black hood, exuded an aura of mystery and danger. Braze instinctively took a few measured steps back, his hand hovering near his lightsaber, ready but not drawn. The Force flowed around him, a silent guardian against the unknown. He scrutinized the wolf-like man, noting the way he moved with a predatory grace, something almost otherworldly about his presence.

The Force Artifact strapped to Braze's back emitted a vibrant, pulsating glow, its hum resonating with the energy of the ancient power it contained. It seemed to react to the tension in the air, or perhaps to the proximity of something more....

He reached out pushing further trying to feel out this person... he didn't like that he couldn't feel him.. something was wrong.

"I have a name; It's Braze." Braze stated, his voice calm but firm. There was a strength in his words, a defiance born not of arrogance, but of self-assurance. "And I'm my own person; My business is my own and has nothing to do with the Order. " he added, his tone matter-of-fact, as if asserting his identity against whatever assumptions this stranger might hold.

Braze's eyes, sharp and discerning, studied the figure. "You don't look like any Mandalorian I've ever seen either; So unless you're looking to pick a fight... I have no quarrel with you. " he concluded, his gaze sweeping over the man. There was a hint of challenge in his observation, a silent query into the identity and intentions of this unknown being.

The air between them was charged, a silent battle of wills and wits. Braze was aware of the danger that the unknown often carried, especially on a planet like Tatooine, where every shadow could conceal a threat.


 
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"Oh, I know what your name is. But the only important thing about you is your relationship with your Master." Though, now there was a different interest. The illusion's gaze fell, looking right at where they felt something interesting. Something old, calling out in the Force. Connected to this place? He stepped forward again, letting a grin play across his lips.

"You come here with a dark artifact and it's not on the business of the Jedi? Does your master even know you're here? What a rebellious student the Sentinel of Harmony has. Ironic, isn't it?"

Sentinel of Harmony, student of discourse. Vazz could appreciate the irony.

"You're not a problem for me. Hand over the artifact you already have and leave. Make it easy on me, yeah?"

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Braze's frown deepened as he absorbed the stranger's words, his patience thinning. The man's insinuations about his Master and the artifact were like sparks to dry kindling, igniting a defiant fire within him. "You've got it wrong," Braze retorted sharply, his tone laced with an edge of irritation. "I don't take orders from a dog." His words were a clear rejection of the stranger's authority.

The Force relic on his back, the ancient Jedi lightsaber he had acquired from the Echani with the mask, was more than a weapon; it was a piece of history, a legacy of the Jedi Order. Although its connection to the current events and its unusual reactions were mysteries to Braze, he was certain of one thing – he wouldn't relinquish such a valuable artifact to this strange figure.

"You're mistaken if you think I'd simply hand over a piece of Jedi history to someone like you," Braze responded, his voice carrying a mix of defiance and protectiveness. The lightsaber, pulsating with a life of its own, seemed to echo his sentiment, its glow intensifying slightly.

He shifted his weight slightly, ready for any movement from the stranger. "I don't know how this lightsaber is connected to all of this or why it's reacting the way it is," he admitted, his gaze never leaving the figure before him. "But I do know one thing – it's not something I'm going to give up, especially not to a stranger with unclear intentions."

Braze's words were more than a refusal; they were a declaration of his duty as a Jedi. The lightsaber, an artifact of the past, was his responsibility now. Its secrets, its power, and its role in the unfolding events were for him to uncover and protect. He couldn't, in good conscience, allow it to fall into unknown hands, particularly not to someone who exuded such an aura of danger and mystery, and certainly not willingly.

"I don't have time for your nonsense," Braze continued, his voice firm, revealing his growing impatience. "I have bigger problems to deal with than playing fetch with you. Go home, boy." His choice of words was deliberate, a dismissal underlined with a hint of mockery, aimed to undermine the stranger's threat.

"Get in my way, and only your fleas will mourn your loss," Braze stated with a cold, steely resolve. It was a warning, clear and unambiguous. Despite his youth, Braze carried the confidence of someone who had faced danger before and had come out stronger.

He was on Tatooine for a purpose — to uncover the secrets of the 'foundry,' as the young Force-sensitive clones had described it. His quest was to unearth the murky truths behind the cloners' activities, to bring to light whatever dark deeds had been committed in the shadows.

The presence of this wolf-like stranger, with his veiled threats and cryptic words, was just another obstacle in Braze's path, a distraction from the larger goal. Yet, Braze was known to stand firm in the face of adversity.

He moved to his left as if he were about to dart away taking three steps, before sharply turning on his heel and going right instead and compelling himself with the force to sprint across the sands. He wasn't going to let this end with out difficulty.

 

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"Racism, disrespect, arrogance."

Vazz barked out a laugh and shook his head in utter disbelief. Never in his years would he have expected a Jedi of all people to speak like this. Then again, Braze did seem quite young. "It reflects poorly on your Master that you would speak so horrendously. What a failure of a teacher he must be for you to behave this way."

It was more bait. Vazz himself didn't actually care, but insulting the boy's Master very well looked like a way to insight some higher emotion in the boy. And an unbalanced Jedi was a dead Jedi. Though, unfortunately for Braze as he turned to run and tried to fake out the Defel, he was only faking out the illusion.

The real Sith appeared behind him as his blade ignited and brought it down midstep as the boy tried to change direction to quite literally cut him off from his escape.

"You're quite the coward for all the shit you talk, boy. Trying to leave already?"

The illusion faded then as fear radiated out. Overwhelming, all consuming fear. Uncertainty, then, a soft voice of a girl that should still be in a coma.

"Braze?"

Aliris stood in the sands just before him. Beaten and bruised as she had been that fateful day. Panic filled her eyes as she reached out a hand towards him.

"Help me."

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"Racism, disrespect, arrogance."
"It reflects poorly on your Master that you would speak so horrendously. What a failure of a teacher he must be for you to behave this way."
As Vazz's mocking laughter echoed through the Tatooine night, Braze's frustration boiled over into a cauldron of mixed emotions. His youthful pride stung by the Sith's taunts, Braze's words had been sharp, but Vazz's retort cut deeper, questioning the integrity of his Master. It was a blatant provocation, a clear attempt to unbalance him, and Braze knew he couldn't afford to fall into that trap.

"I guess the world will have to settle for the disappointment I really am!"

Realizing the futility of a verbal spar with an adversary whose intentions and capabilities remained shrouded in mystery, Braze had decided on a tactical retreat. There was a time to fight and a time to flee, and with this unknown Sith, discretion was the better part of valor. But as he turned to execute his escape, the situation took an unexpected turn.

Vazz, materializing behind him, brought his lightsaber down in a swift, menacing arc.

Startled by Vazz's sudden appearance, Braze's lightsaber sprang to life in his hand, a near-instinctual response. He fluidly transitioned into an agressive defensive stance, stepping into his opponent's space. His mastery of the Air Sphere, a technique involving control of the space within an arm's length to create a defensive zone, was becoming a refined blend of Faalo's cadences and Soresu. In a swift motion, Braze unleashed a forceful push aimed directly at Vazz's ribcage, attempting to offset his advance and create an opening for escape.
Braze had learned from observing Jasper's encounters; engaging in prolonged dialogue with foes seldom ended well. He committed fully to the momentum he had built, his movements seamless and fluid as he sought to maneuver past Vazz.

But as he moved to dart into the darkness, his escape was abruptly halted by an overwhelming wave of fear. It was as if the desert itself had come alive with his deepest anxieties and uncertainties. Then, amidst the swirling sands of terror, a soft, familiar voice called out to him.


"Braze?"

As he moved to break free, his focus was unexpectedly shattered. Stepping forward, nearly stumbling in his haste, Braze's gaze fell upon her. The sight made no sense, defying all logic, yet she was unmistakably there. Heart racing, he surged forward, arms outstretched in a desperate attempt to embrace her, to lift her up and carry her away from this madness.

It was Aliris, standing before him, her appearance mirroring the last time he saw her - beaten, bruised, a vision of vulnerability. Panic and confusion filled her eyes as she reached out a hand towards him.

"Help me."


"I'm sorry...Goldy-Locks. "

Braze said in his stupor of sight tears having been drawn to his eyes in moments.

Braze's heart lurched. The sight of Aliris, the sound of her voice, it was impossible, yet there she was. His mind raced, trying to piece together the reality of the situation. Was this a trick, a cruel illusion conjured by the Sith to exploit his fears? Or was it something more, a call for help that he couldn't ignore?

As the fear threatened to consume him, Braze fought to maintain his composure. His training had taught him the dangers of giving in to fear, how it could cloud judgment and lead to ruin. Yet, the sight of Aliris, so real and so pained, tugged at his heartstrings, challenging his resolve.

Torn between the urge to rush to her aid and the knowledge that this could be a trap, Braze stood motionless for a moment, his emotions a whirlwind of conflict and confusion. This was the power of the Sith - to manipulate, to deceive, to use one's deepest fears against them.

 
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Vazz was blasted back.

Or more leaped with it. His aura of terror had already taken effect. He could smell it. Fear. The Defel landed calmly on the sands, holding his saber in one hand. The other held the old lightsaber Braze was so adamant about keeping. An illusion, of course, but a Jedi full of fear was easier to trick with an illusion than most.

"What's the matter? Why aren't you helping her? She's right there, asking for your help. I guess you can't, really. You are just a Padawan."

He tossed the fake lightsaber in the air. Sunlight glinted off of it, reflecting. By all accounts it looked real. Even felt real, if corrupted and dark. As he caught it and ignited the blade in a blood red color, the reason why it was corrupted was clearer.

"You can't even stop another of your crystals from being bled."

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Braze drew something he hadn't used before and reacted emotionally with out much thought as he took aim and started shooting in full auto mode from his GAB-34 Fang. He'd never practiced with this particular weapon before but he understood the way it worked. He quickly laid out a circular pattern around his target hoping to catch him in some direction. He turned on his heel and charged forwards following the hail fire volley of stun rounds drawing his foil designed light saber for a follow up volley. It was clear from the lack of words that eh was a little ball of emotional furry.

 

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"Ohh, a gun."

These new Jedi certainly weren't the most traditional from what he'd researched. Braze wasn't an exception. He stepped forward, the real lightsaber of his flashing through to knock away the shots that would've hit him. The others, he 'dodged'. His image shifted and flickered. An illusion, another but layered over him to make hard to see. Hard to target.

Especially with him being so emotionally charged.

"You're getting sloppier by the moment you know."

He brought his real saber around to defend himself, letting the mix of him and the illusion continue to try and disorient. And he swiped out with the fake lightsaber. It of course wasn't capable of harm, but the intent was often enough to force action. And let Vazz take the real saber itself while Braze dodged.

"Where's your sense of Harmony, mm?"

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As Vazz skillfully disarms Braze and takes hold of the ancient lightsaber, a sudden rush of visions floods his senses, triggered by the psychometric properties of the Adegan crystal within. The world around him fades, replaced by a vivid memory imprinted within the saber:


A lush, primordial rainforest teeming with life from a bygone era. Towering trees, dense foliage, and the distant cries of creatures reminiscent of giant reptiles. The atmosphere is thick with humidity and the rich, earthy scent of the forest.

Standing in the midst of this vibrant ecosystem is Master Shae'lan Vosara, the Togruta Jedi Seer. His striking appearance, with dark blue and silver skin and violet montrals, contrasts with the greenery around him. His eyes, piercing blue, are focused intently on a glowing orb in front of him.

Radiating with an intense light, the orb hums with energy, its brilliance illuminating the dark interior of an ancient temple. The light is so potent it turns the dim room into a space as bright as day. The orb seems to pulsate with the Force, a powerful artifact of unknown origin but clearly of immense significance.

Suddenly, the tranquility is shattered. Winged beings, ethereal and alien in appearance, with translucent features and luminescent hair, descend upon the Jedi and his companions. A fierce battle ensues, lightsabers clashing against the strange weapons of these celestial adversaries.

Amidst the chaos, a figure emerges, exuding malevolence. A Sith, his presence like a dark cloud, moves towards the orb with a hunger in his eyes. His appearance is menacing, draped in dark robes, his face twisted in a sinister sneer. He commands minions, dark acolytes who swarm the Jedi, trying to clear a path for their master.

As the Sith reaches for the orb, his hand barely grazing its surface, a searing light erupts. The Sith screams in agony as his flesh catches fire, the light from the orb burning with an intensity that is almost divine in its wrath. The Sith's desire for the artifact is insurmountable, but the orb repels him, its power too pure, too aligned with the light side of the Force. For a moment Vazz can see what is at the center of the glowing orb of light and notices it is in fact some sort of carved gem stone.

In a blinding flash of light, the vision ends abruptly. The fate of the Sith, the battle's outcome, and the destiny of the orb remain shrouded in mystery.

Vazz would likely be left reeling from the intensity of the vision, the lightsaber still in his hand. The memory of Master Shae'lan Vosara and the events he witnessed linger in his mind.


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Like it or not, Braze knew he was right. He knew Aliris was in medical care elsewhere; she wasn't really here. He didn't dodge; he was being reckless in the moment and was on the attack. He continued forward with a sharp lunge followed by a sweeping circular flourish into a defensive patterned arch. Braze was momentarily taken aback by the illusion and the opponent's skillful defense, and his words. Braze deactivated his saber, holding it loosely at his side, a slight smirk playing on his lips. "Harmony, huh? Sometimes you've got to stir the waters to see beyond the reflection clearly," he quipped, his eyes focused intently on his opponent, trying to discern the real figure from the illusion. Braze closed his eyes here. He couldn't trust himself.

Braze took a deep breath, centering himself in the Force, letting it flow through him to enhance his perception. "You're good with illusions, I'll give you that. But let's see how you handle a direct approach." With a swift motion, he reactivated his training saber and lunged forward, not aiming to strike but to feint, using his agility to dart around and test his opponent's reactions, looking for a break in the illusion.

 

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The vision lasted only for a moment. Vazz's assault paused as he felt the images force their way into his mind. He'd always hated that about artifacts. How they could force their way in without invitation. It didn't take long for him to process it, though. A threat. The orb was a threat. He tightened his grip on the aged saber.

"So that's what this leads to."

Vazz was no longer smiling. He turned his eyes again towards Braze as the boy darted around him, tried to find a way to see through the illusion, he imagined. How much of the Defel was real? How much was just an illusion? How much of his body was actually invisible? That was the core of the Sith's fighting style. Fill the opponent with doubt, and take advantage of their confusion.

But it wasn't the only way the Sith fought.

His eyes never left the boy, but rather than try to strike out at him he brought the ancient lightsaber between himself and the boy. There was no telling if the saber was immune to a lightasber, but he would have to see it destroyed, eventually. Right now though, he focused his eyes on Braze, and with it, brought fear.

It wasn't some tricky illusion or play of the mind, but fear, pure and simple. To be alive was inherently to be afraid of death, and that was what Vazz's gaze brought with it. His life, flashing before his eyes. His heartbeat pounding in his chest. Ringing in his ears as he lost focus on everything around him. Everything that that primal fear brought, born from the Force fueled gaze of the Defel.

"You've become a problem, Padawan."

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Braze felt the oppressive wave of fear emanating from Vazz, a dark force that sought to paralyze him with dread. The Sith's gaze, heavy with the threat of death, was a weapon in itself, designed to unnerve and destabilize.

Braze's heart raced, and for a moment, he felt the icy grip of terror. Images of his life, his training, and the faces of those he cared about flashed before his eyes. But amidst this turmoil, he reached inward, seeking the calm center he had been taught to find. He reached out to the Celadon Teal crystal in his light foil. He focused on his breathing, steadying himself, drawing on the teachings of the Jedi to anchor his mind. Vazz had un fortunately reminded Braze that he should be keeping centered.

"And here I thought you did your homework..." Braze said, his voice steadier than he felt. He circled Vazz cautiously, aware of the Sith's skill in deception and illusion. He knew he couldn't trust his eyes, he couldn't trust his own heart. He had to rely on the Force to guide him.

Braze's hand tightened around his lightsaber, the familiar hum of the blade a comforting sound that relaxed him. He focused on the present moment, on the here and now, letting the fear slip away like sand through his fingers.

With renewed vigor Braze understood what had transpired between them where he missed it before. Braze knew the Sith was dangerous, but he also knew that he couldn't let him go with that saber.

As Vazz brought the ancient lightsaber between them, Braze steeled himself. He knew that the outcome of this confrontation would depend not just on physical skill, but on mental fortitude. He would need to be agile, both in body and mind, to overcome the challenge posed by Vazz.

"You're about to find out what a real problem I can be. Return the blade to me and walk away." Braze said, his voice clear and resolute, "You will not stand between me and my mission." With that, he moved, the Force flowing through him, guiding his actions as he sprung forth.



 
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All it took was a moment.

Vazz didn't stand around waiting for the Padawan to find his center or overcome the fear. He struck immediately, bringing the Force to grasp the boy's throat and throw him aside. A Jedi was certainly the type to refind themselves no matter the fear they faced, but all it took was a single moment for the Defel to capitalize on and ruin them.

A Padawan was no exception.

"Stop hyping yourself up, Padawan."

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The confrontation with Vazz escalated quickly. But Vazz, was a formidable adversary.

With a swift, malevolent gesture, he reached out with the Force, seizing Braze by the throat. The grip was invisible but as tangible and constricting as iron bands. Braze gasped for air, his hand clawing at his throat, trying in vain to break the suffocating hold.

With a flick of his wrist, Vazz had hurled Braze through the air like a ragdoll. Braze's body flew uncontrollably, crashing against the corroded hull of a crashed starship with a resounding thud. The impact reverberated through the graveyard of ships.

Lying dazed against the cold metal, Braze coughed and wheezed, struggling to regain his breath. Pain coursed through his body, every nerve ending screaming in protest. He tried to push himself up, his vision blurred and his limbs trembling from the impact. It would seem that Vazz had Braze at his mercy.

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As Braze struggled to his feet, the dynamics of the battle shifted abruptly. From the rugged cliffs overlooking the desolate graveyard of ships, a new figure emerged, descending with a predatory grace that was both silent and menacing.

He leaped from the cliff's edge. As he fell, he extended his arms, using the Force to slow his descent in a display of controlled power. His landing was a whisper on the wind, barely stirring the sands of Tatooine's dessert.

Without a word or a moment's hesitation, the mysterious figure launched into the fray, dual-wielding lightsabers that ignited with a hiss. His movements were deliberate and precise; a blur of lethal precision. The newcomer's style was unorthodox, a whirlwind of aggression and speed. He moved towards Vazz with cutting purpose.

Braze, still reeling from his encounter with Vazz, watched in a mix of awe and wariness. This third combatant was not some one he recognized.


 

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Things had changed.

Vazz brought his lightsaber around to catch the strike from the mysterious stranger. His image flickered and shifted, the illusion of him bending reality enough to allow him to keep up. Not that he was going to keep up here for long. He tucked the stolen saber away in his cloak as he pulled free a wickedly curved metal blade, one that seemed to be able to deflect and knock away even a Lightsaber.

An unknown had changed things drastically. The Defel slipped back and away, leaping through the various wreckage as he brought about copies of himself to distract.

He was leaving.

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As the Defel slipped back and away, trying to escape, the mysterious figure's turquoise eyes locked onto Vazz.

He had no problem ignoring the illusions created by Vazz, the newcomer moved with a relentless speed propelled by the force. He deflected the incoming strikes deftly, his dual-wielded lightsabers a whirlwind of fiery sparks crackling in an unstable manner as they parried Vazz's attacks.

With each harsh clash, it became clear that the mysterious figure wanted something from Vazz - rather desperately. Something he had taken from Braze. His every move was focused on closing the distance between them, pressing the attack with a singular goal in mind - obtaining the stolen lightsaber at all costs.






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Braze stood there, dumbfounded, as he watched the pair dart away. He felt dazed and dizzy, and the artifact was nowhere to be seen. However, he was alive, and that counted for something. Uncertain about what to make of this unexpected turn of events, he made his way back to his small starfighter, intent on reaching out to Jasper Kai'el Jasper Kai'el .
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Blade and saber clashed as the Defel continued his retreat. Illusion warped and twisted around him. It wasn't just for the eyes to be tricked, everything felt real, even in the eyes of the Force itself. That was his trickery, his power. Reality was what he made it out to be. But his brow knitted together under the constant assault.

A stranger he didn't recognize or know. An unknown. This wasn't good.

A blade slipped through his guard, severing Vazz in half in a flash. The copy of him, anyway. His form dissipated as he glared at the stranger, leaving behind only the hilt of the saber he'd been trying to take.

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As quickly as the masked figure had materialized, he displayed a similar swiftness in his attempt to escape. He moved with an agility that hinted at extensive training and experience. With a determined purpose, he reached his objective – the saber he had been relentlessly pursuing. Without hesitation, he secured the coveted item and wasted no time making his exit strategy come to life.

Scaling the cliff face with a fluid grace that seemed almost effortless, he ascended the rugged terrain, his movements guided by an uncanny connection to the Force. With each step, he closed the distance between himself and the cliff's edge, where a set of imposing blast doors awaited high above on a plateau.

It became increasingly evident that the masked individual had planned his escape already, suggesting a deep familiarity with the terrain and a premeditated strategy. Waiting behind those imposing doors was a lingering question – who was this strange figure, and what was his connection to the stolen item? He had been expecting the Padawan.

The Defel's presence had undoubtedly complicated matters further.

 

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