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Location: Jedha, Jedi Temple When she was told to get this order out, Ash hardly believed it, but it had come from Arda herself. Something had happened, but what? Well, that wasn't for the knight to know. She had her orders, and she was going to see them carried out. Moving through the hanger...

Location: Ifrane Forests Reuben was already a knight, having left Ashlyna behind now, the young padawan was on to bigger and better things. Now Ash was being given a new padawan, one with less experience than her former student. Was she nervous? Not really, she was starting to get a hold of...

Location: Mimban Orbit Time: Unknown Status: Critical Having just dropped out of lightspeed, the power on the shuttle finally gave out, navigation, engines, life support; all dead. Ashlyna was at her wits end, it had taken everything she had just to get to this point, but it seemed that her...

Location: Ithor Ashlyna had never been to Ithor before. If nothing else, it was a very green world, probably one of the greenest she had ever seen. With her was the adorable fellow padawan @Firen and @Devrim Wolfe, who while she had never worked with was at least aware of him. Wearing her Rebel...

(This thread is for Jedi Covenant members.) Location: Ord Mantell Ashlyna stared up at the ceiling of her room, still wide awake. It was getting a little late into the morning now, and she was debating about whether or not to get a move on with the day. Ayasha had only recently moved them...

Ashlyna set her datapad back in her satchel as she crept down the landing ramp and would begin trying to conceal her vessel. There were reports of Imperial forces capturing refugees and attempting to put them in slave camps on this world, and so Ashlyna decided this was something she had to get...

Sand. There was too much damn sand. That's all Ashlyna could think of, as she sat at the bar of the 'Lazy Bantha'. She had her 'working' clothes on today, but the orange and black utility suit did very little to keep the sand at bay. Ashlyna could feel the clumps of sand that had taken up...