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The Funeral of Yuroic Xeraic (Open to all)

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Yuroic was finally at peace. His life had been a mess of a rollercoaster ride, where his highest moments touched the sky and his lowest lows would hit the ground hard. Starting life as a slave and dealing with the fact he was abandoned by his parents from a very young age, Yuroic did not start life easy. He never thought he would amount to anything in his life, likely to die on Nar Shaddaa without anyone knowing the name he had given himself and never feeling the strength that love and family can give a person. It was only due to his at the time, very limited connection to the Force that Yuroic had been able to become something else, someone of meaning. He fought hard to prove himself worthy of being a Jedi, focused on training his body though when he first joined the Order, his mistrust and uncertainty of what a Jedi was meant that he was often found crawling through vents. He transformed from a underweight, half starved, scarred from being beaten boy into a proficient Jedi who was capable of fighting back and was eager to learn of the Force and what he could do with it. The Silver Jedi Order also allowed him to feel love and express it in return, Yuroic bonded with his Master like she was his mother and held her in the highest respect, he also was able to connect with others and make friends that he would always hold dear to his heart and close to him. Finally, he allowed himself to love on an intimate level that he could not express before joining the SJO, able to fall in love with Jairdain and develop a relationship that became a marriage.

However, he struggled with his anger in his early years as a Jedi and was know to lash out and kill those he deemed wrong. His loss on Mirial, where his duel with a Sith Lord lead him to losing an arm and discovering after the SJO had to retreat from the world that his Master had passed, Yuroic spiralled into a deep depression that would take years for him to recover from. He found himself working in the Archives, wishing nothing to do with combat and despising the person he had become, eventually he stepped out of his hiding place and started to train Padawans in the Force. His connection with Asaraa Vaashe had been one strong from the start, their training while at times extreme were exciting and he had hoped instructive. Eventually he would adopt Asaraa as his own child, having been so proud of her progress as a Jedi and a person. Even in death, he would always be proud of his children. After he discovered his parents were slavers and vicious, evil people, Yuroic slipped to the Dark Side and gave into his hate, torturing and eventually murdering his parents. While Yuroic could never fully admitted what had transpired between his parents and himself, he knew what he had done was something he could not forget or forgive himself for. Denying himself a Jedi for a long period in his life, instead he silently dealt with his pain and the guilt, fearing that inside there was a monster like his parents were, waiting to leap out and hurt the ones that he held dear. Pushing those that he cared about back so that he didn't hurt them.

This isolation lead him to drugs and an addiction to forgetting his horrors that he could not break. He had to forget all that he had been, all that he had suffered and replaced it with happier memories, memories of times where he didn't suffer the losses or give into the anger and hate within him. For a time, he was stronger both mentally and physically, though his friends were lost to him during all this. When he recovered his memories, Yuroic focused hard on becoming a Jedi once more, though he knew he would never be fully dedicated to the Light, he also knew he would serve to fight for those that were. Eventually, Yuroic earned the title of Jedi Master, something he never felt fully sure he deserved. He worked hard to be the best Jedi he could, and he worked hard to be the best husband, father and friend he could to everyone he cared about. Though he still had demons and doubts about himself, he knew he could deal with them as well, Yuroic was dedicated to showing the SJO how much they meant to him. In the end, he had fallen ill to a disease that he could not fight nor could it be cured. It struck him early, much earlier than it should have and robbed him of memories and even his sense of self. From a strong wise Jedi Master, there were times that Yuroic was nothing more than a scared, frail old man, which was something he hated to see himself become.

Today, today there was no frail, scared old man. Just a Jedi with his Lightsaber and dressed in robes. His body tidied and the injuries he suffered in his final fight were cleaned so he looked more like the Jedi Master that most knew him as. The funeral for Yuroic Xeraic had begun for those who wished a final goodbye with him.

This is open to anyone who wishes to attend Yuroic's funeral and say goodbye to him if they wished.
 
Faith is the heroism of the intellect.
Caltin felt weird being one of the first to pay his respects. He had never met and has no personal knowledge of the Jedi that lay before him, but he shared something with the fallen Master. They both had struggled with anger issues, Caltin never personally admitted that he had those problems but he had indeed. Like many, he felt that he had the issues under control and that everyone had felt or experienced the same issues at some point in their lives. While Caltin had managed to not let the emotions control him, he was often the target of Sith looking to either manipulate or exploit those feelings, some even trying to “turn” him to the Dark Side.

The Massive Jedi Master had never suffered to the extent that Yuroic had, at least from what he had read no one truly knew what had happened to him but there was something dark that went down and he could not truly deal with the guilt of it. The big guy did not dwell on the subject but learned how lucky he was in being around Masters that he could talk to, could “get things off of his chest” so to speak. Perhaps if this poor man had that, then maybe he would still be among them today, in the physical form at least. He was now one with the Force and may it be his redemption and salvation.

Standing over the remains of the once-proud member of the Order, he put a hand over the edge.

My friend, my partner, in the force, I pray for strength, for there are days when I must bear the weight of the world. I pray for wisdom, to guide the actions I ask you to be within me always. For without the connections you bring I could not serve, I serve life, because from life springs joy. Where there is darkness, there is light, where there is fog, there is clarity. Where there is doubt, there is the Force.

Clasping his hands together, Caltin quietly exclaimed.

You are one with the Force, may it forever be with you.
 
This wasn't possible, Dreidi hadn't believed the report when someone came to their house and informed everyone that her father had passed away when he left to fight the Sith. But here he was, ready to join others in the traditional Jedi funeral, Dreidi stared forward, she couldn't breathe with her breath caught in her throat. She was wearing her green cloak, it was one that her father gifted her, it was much too big for her currently since it had been his from when he was a Padawan. She wrapped herself closer in the cloak and tried to inhale the scent of her father to feel his comfort once more. However, it had been washed away long ago, all that was left was the memories of her father gifting it to her. Watching the funeral proceed, Dreidi just stared at her father, unblinking and unable to feel anything right now.

She had finally accepted that her father had passed away, talking with friends in the CIS and her Master, coming to terms with her grief and finding her place as a Jedi and a person. Looking around, she spotted one person walk up to her father's body and say some words. Dreidi just stood in the room and looked at the body, she couldn't face walking up to the body and saying goodbye, or saying everything that she had been waiting to say for awhile now. She was barely keeping her emotions in check as she remembered every interaction she had with her father.
 

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