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After making sure that the Nikto was completely knocked out for the time being, Kai's eyes immediately shifted to the female Twi'lek, who, just after kicking the Trandoshan hard in the jaw, seemed to be attempting to override the ship's system mainframe via the bridge computer with the help of a...

Kai took a deep breath of fresh air before he entered the glass-covered café, at which he had rendezvoused with Lanna almost two weeks before. They had done it. The Bilbringi Times had been hammered with fines, court-cases and a whole lot of criticism from rival papers. Only earlier that day...

Before long, the two intrepid teens found two levers, placed parallel on opposite sides of the wall, both left and right. After the pair both pulled the levers, Lanna alerted Kai just in time, as the concrete wall fell flat on top of the speeder, totally crushing the bike, and almost Kai along...

"You know where to go, right kid?" Jett asked, while fastening on his helmet, and chucking Kai one, too. "It's been a while, but I've got a good enough idea..." Kai said sliding a helmet on, briefly glancing back at the young Jedi behind him. "Might you have another, by any chance?" "Only the...

"I'm with you." Kai muttered, quietly gathering up his belongings, KF-1 trailing close behind as Kai and Lanna made their way to the café door. Kai watched the dark-haired man's reflection on the glass windows, who was panicking as his possible paycheck was, all too literally, walking straight...

Kai sat back, as Lanna detailed her plan. After she had finished, Kai took a few moments to think, moving back into his 'deep thought' position. "I see. You've clearly done your research..." He smirked, only briefly, before his smile slowly dissolved back into seriousness. "Is that info going...

Kai felt like he deserved a good facepalm or two, but instead he slowly sat back down, unable to look Lanna in the eyes. "Wow, I'm a total idiot..." He muttered under his breath, quietly hoping Lanna wouldn't hear him, before his mind turned back to the mission at hand. "Okay. Here's what I'm...

Kai found his way into the chaos of swinging sabres and firing plasma, abruptly intervening with one of the Twi'lek thug's plans to place a laser-shaped hole in the brunette girl's back, by slicing the Twi'lek's pistol clean in half with his handmade sabre, and then dealing a roundhouse kick to...

Kai's eyes darted over the faces of the hundreds of people in Serkanas, the sprawling capital of Bilbringi. He had, once more, been hired by the Jedi to go in and "do their dirty work" as he liked to put it; this time, he would be meeting a Jedi at a cafe, before they began their mission in...

Kai's gaze was blurred slightly, as he tried his best to focus on the two kneeling figures in his sight. The first was a female Twi'lek, unmistakable from her blue skin and long, tentacle like hair, who had fire in her eyes, and clearly a no nonsense attitude. Kai felt as if he could see right...

"Hey you! Stop tormenting that creature!" "Oh Geez, not another random stranger I have to save." Kai muttered to himself, totally out of breath but still sprinting for his life, while throwing a grenade over his shoulder at the Rathtar once more, who was still right on his tail. "Stop that...

Can I pick you up on that offer?

"Leaving so soon?" Luca smirked, skilfully landing the rooftop in front of Kai. Kai immediately saw Luca's ship; a matte black oceanspray freighter, and a large cargo door jolting open. "You seem to be forgetting something," The Sith smirked, gesturing towards Renzar's lightsaber. "Keep it."...

Kai watched from one hundred metres away in terror as the young man, presumably a Jedi initiate, pounded heavily on the door of the White Phoenix, but Kai knew there would be no answer. The cacophony of slime, teeth and tentacles that was the Rathtar was getting ever so close to the young man...

The White Pheonix's engine hummed as the ship blazed through the stratosphere of Endor. Only seconds earlier, Kai's astromech, KF-1 had picked up a distress signal from a small abondoned city on the forest moon, and had redirected their course, in hope they duo could lend a hand. Before long...

Kai was no longer interested in Luca's exploits to turn him dark, all Kai wanted is to leave the masked Sith and be on his way. Luca muttered something about knowing Kai's emotions, looking up at the sky, expecting, waiting for something. It seemed what Luca had been expecting was right on...

This is the last thing Kai needed. He could have been shown any if the countless Sith force powers, but he always dreamt of using his own form of energy manipulation. The amazing power Kai might have if he joined the Sith; his mind was racing, but, once more, he was guided by the memory of his...

Kai knew the Sith was right. He has a cacophony of emotions including pain, loneliness, hate, regret and loss. This is what Sith are made of, and he knows it, and like all Force users the dark side tempts him greatly, maybe even more than most. His masters unwillingness to teach him the powers...

Then, the chaos suddenly stopped. No more clashing of plasma, just the quiet humming of active lightsabers. Kai treasured the silence, unknowing if it would last. "You've impressed me, yes. Very much." Luca admitted, his breathing amplified by the mask that covered part of his face. "Why do you...

Once more, the much more experienced Sith had the upper hand, and the young, nonetheless talented, warrior had gotten too far ahead of himself. He used all of his strength to defend against Luca's vicious attempts to disarm him in the Sith's Jar'Kai technique, which didn't seem to be Luca's best...