The smell of water clouded Gabri's mind.  The vast painting of blue was beautiful.  Forget the immense fog.  Forget the millions of trees closing him in.  All that was there was the pool of water.  He began touching his feet inside.  Its crisp freshness made him shiver with joy.  Soon, he was wading, all of him, in the water.  He swam around rapidly and then just let the water carry him.  It felt good.  Oh, how it felt good.

"Gabri!" shouted a voice from outside his own world.  There, clothed in a brown and apricot robe, stood Ka Kamikaze, Jedi Master.  His black hair, silver at the sides, clung to his scalp, refusing to let any wind pass through.  His ashy black beard did the same.  Ka was stocky, broad-shouldered.  His blue lightsaber stayed tucked away deep in his robe.  Gabri had never seen him withdraw it, but he had heard great tales in which he fought with it.  Oh, if he could see him wield it, see all those tales come true, he would love it.

"No more tomfoolery!" Ka ordered in his bold voice, "Do you come or do you stay?  I must search this area."

You go

Gabri stood out of his soothing water, pulled on his robe, and followed Ka.

"A Jedi shouldn't play around like you do," Ka scolded, "I wanted a willing Padawan, not an immature little boy."  Gabri looked up to Ka with great admiration, and he knew he played around more than he should, but he also knew Ka could be harsh.  They moved on, the damp grass squishing under their feet.

"What are we looking for?" Gabri asked, again.  He never really listened to Ka's answers for Ka always spoke down to him, and in sarcastic tones as well.

"If you paid the slightest bit of attention, instead of goofing off, you'd already know," Ka snarled.  And so, Gabri's question went unanswered.

They walked a far distance until they came to a shed.  It was poorly constructed and rundown.  The door was off its hinges and nothing but dust and grime laid inside.  They entered and found a Gungan standing there with flappy tan ears and eyeballs on antennae.  He had a bill and a long tongue.

"Are you Jedi Master Ka Kamikaze?" he asked, "I have been sent for him."  Ka nodded.

"I am Lum Blimi.  A ship has been sent for you, from the Rebellion." the Gungan told them.  He led them through the thick jungle and there before them was Y-wing, a mossy yellow color covering it.  Ka boarded and Gabri followed.  In its own little compartment was R2-B5, an astromech droid with yellow coloring as well.  The droid beeped at Gabri and he waved.  Then, he ran inside.

Sitting in the pilot's seat, Ka set a course for

You tatooine

As they arrived at Tatooine, sand began pelting the windows and they could see nothing.

"A sandstorm!  What luck!" Gabri complained.  Ka paid him no mind to him.  He tried to maneuver the the Y-wing but the sand kept it stuck to the ground.

"This is all your fault!  We should have plotted a course to Endor!" Ka yelled at Gabri.

"My fault?!  It was not my fault!  I let you decide!" Gabri yelled back, even angrier.

"It was your fault!  Everything's your fault!  You never do anything right!"  Gabri let his anger explode.  The explosion was large and insane.  He withdrew his lightsaber and killed Ka with much force.  Ka's body dissolved, leaving a his robe and lightsaber in a pile.  Through Ka did Gabri Joo now realize the evil ways of the Jedi.  They were not defenders of the galaxy.  They were destroyers.  And so he became one with the Sith and killed many a Jedi.  Ka had shown him the Sith were the righteous ones.