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The Force was uneven.. The river moon was meant to be balanced and it was not. Aurora had disrupted that balance, she had thrown the Force into turmoil. Her failure had followed her from Nar Shadda. The Darkness had followed her from Nar Shadda. Her mind was flailing in two different...

They were moving more slowly than Aurora liked. She knew it was for the best, they didn’t want to alert the entire tower to their little excursion. That didn’t mean she was enjoying the slow going. Aurora had been very good at waiting for her entire life, she was tired of being the patient...

Aurora tilted her head to the side, mirroring Firen’s odd little movement. She walked forward and kneeled down as the fur ball stuck out his hand. Aurora stuck her own hand out and shook. She stood slowly with several creaks in her knees. She grimaced slightly. “Oh my word, I am getting...

Aurora watched as the rebellion crumbled around her. Jedi argued against Jedi, Greybok rained down condemnation, and Hugo stayed silent. She could feel Leah’s eyes on her, the woman expecting Aurora to speak. The Morellian Jedi stayed silent. She watched in quiet horror as everything they...

The Force in balance was the Light. The life of the galaxy flowing through all living things. A Jedi’s life was meant to be lived in that balance, untouched by the taint of the Darkside. There were choices and you had to make the right choices. No matter how difficult. Aurora had failed...

The rivermoon of Al’doleem glowed with the power of the Lightside. Aurora would never tire of that feeling. She was tired so often lately. Exhaustion was creeping into her soul. The toils of the Alliance and Order were taking a toll on Master Blackwood. She tried to come to Al’doleem when...

Aurora walked on the balls of her feet as they made their way towards the security door. Well, that was annoying. She hadn’t exactly expected another barrier to entry. Aurora figured she could blast the door down again, but that wouldn’t exactly serve their purposes. She could only Force...

Tyler was still to her left, now ahead of Aurora and between Aurora and Varyn. She had not forgotten the spooky Sith could deflect her shots. That was one of the single greatest advantages of a saber. However, she had taken the risk of focusing on two opponents and she paid for that risk. As...

Aurora sort of blew their cover. She should have recognized the edgy one from Anoat. That brood was one of a kind. The worst part was their cover was technically still intact, it just didn’t manner. The Sith thought they were Clan Solus which meant there would be no talking their way out of...

Aurora walked around the edges of the tower with Vu’thari. Her head titled upward as her fellow Jedi Master ruined the fun. She hadn’t wanted to fight the guards but really didn’t want to be bored. What a waste. The Morellian Master watched carefully as Vu’thari gathered the Force within his...

Aurora’s mental walls were high, and her Force signature suppressed. That did not stop the Jedi Master from casting her mind wide. Her senses were extended far about them. Aurora deeply disliked being snuck up on, this usually prevented that foolishness. She could feel the buzzing life of...

Imperial cultural suppression was not saved for the Mandalorians alone. Across the Republica, and even within the Old Empire, the Sith demanded conformity. Become one with the Empire or be snuffed out. It was perhaps the Empire’s greatest tactical error. They tried to steal the very core of...

They were reliving their last jaunt on Anoat. Aurora could only hope it did not end so terribly awful this time. She hadn’t seen any spooky Sith, nor sense anything in the Darkside. The last time the edge lords had appeared was a complete surprise. Anoat was a long way from either Empire...

Aurora watched Arda carefully reached out in the Force. She was constantly reminded the troublemaking Rebel was skilled beyond her years. Arda was a quick study, and filled with a desire to learn. Oh, it was never that easy but that half the fun. While Arda messed around in the cockpit...

The creature was more agile than Aurora could have guessed. She would not have expected such a lumbering figure to dance with such alacrity. Abominations belonged in the past for a reason. Even the Sith had eventually realized the true dangers of such horrible beasts. Abominations could be...

Pain radiated in the Force. Sharp, shooting pain. Aurora looked towards Alys. Had Lowbacca’s pat truly injured her? The pain had to be intense to cause the Force to ripple. The Jedi Master was close to her student, but this went beyond that simple bond. A small frown formed on her lips...

Freyja was undoubtably Aurora’s must challenging student. Not because the rebel lacked skill or determination, but because of what lurked in Freyja’s past. A life under the thumb of the Sith. A life shattered by that same Empire. Aurora had no doubt about what that life could do to a soul...

What a strange little creature. Aurora was exactly sure what the fur ball was, and she didn’t know if it exactly mattered. She’d lived seventy-five years in the Outer Rim and seen all manner of galactic beings. The slightly nervous fluff was entirely unique as far as she knew. He did seem to...

Aurora nodded in a approval as Pho expressed the palpable tension. It was no easy feat to feel the bubbling emotions in the Force. Her young Zabrak student was taking to this more easily than perhaps he understood. That didn’t matter for now, eventually he would find confidence in himself and...

A natural smile spread across her face at the sight of Leah. That smile grew as the younger woman kindly kidded. Why did Aurora feel such a strong connection with Leah Reach? Was it because they were the only two women among the five? Was it because Aurora saw some of herself in the human...