Thread: Heroes in exile (Tatcon x Sana)

Everyone knows the story of the Jedi Purge. Across the galaxy the news of the destruction of the Jedi Order and the formation of the Galactic Empire spread like wildfire and many, if not all knew that the elite force which had proctected them for millenia was now no more, a fading memory of a fantastic force that was apparently destroyed by corruption from within and without. There where those, however that had not been in the wrong place at that time, solidary Jedi who had been sent away on distance missions alone, or at least not with a detachment of Clone Troopers who would betray them. This is where one Jedi, Rayne-Sunn Winne had been on that fateful day when Order 66 was set in motion. Since birth it was known that Rayne-Sunn would be a Jedi. His Force potential was obvious, but there was a need, should he join the Jedi order that his name be kept hidden. The reason for this was his father, Jun-Kun Winne. Another powerful Jedi, he had abandoned the Order when he found the power of the Force was not nearly powerful enough to ignore the power of love, and during some of the battles of the age, he made rash, irresponsible decisions that would guarantee his return to his wife and child but would brush him along the borders of the Dark Side, and even betray some of his fellow Jedi. However, he had never killed one of his own, and the Order allowed him to leave forever soon after the events. He retired to Bespin, becoming a moderately successful Tibana gas mogul in relative peace and quiet. Rayne-Sunn's growing potential, however, disturbed Jun-Kun and he had little choice but to let him go to the Order so he could control the Force within him, and learn to use it responsibly. Jun-Kun presented Rayne-Sunn to the Council personally, and from that day forth the only people who knew of the relations were the members of the Council, and his name changed to Rynin. Rayne-Sunn grew into a strong, broad shouldered young man, with hair of the darkest black but with calm, gentle ocean blue eyes that betrayed just how kind he was in spirit. He focused heavily on the martial side of the Force, honing his powers to assist him in defending himself and others physically rather than with an outward display of the Force. Because he was so strong and physically capable, he took to dual wielding his lightsabers and despite his size was able to control them with grace and excellent care. Because of his strength and talent, one of the members of the Council, Mace Windu took it upon himself to guide Rayne-Sunn properly and uniquely Windu being a similar Jedi of martial strength and prowess. Once he became a Jedi Knight, Windu and the Council knew the quiet, strong willed Guardian would make an excellent Jedi Master, a paragon of the Light Side who in his twenty five years of life had never stepped into the clutches of the Dark Side. He had an excellent example. In the quiet times, Rayne-Sunn would visit the library and read of the triumphs and failures of his own father, and began to understand why his old man was so cold, jaded...and a fantastic business man. When the Order came for the destruction of the Jedi, Rayne-Sunn had been on an investigative mission to Zirtran's Anchor, a strange space station which served as a type of trading post for intergalactric traders. Keeping his Jedi identity hidden for fear of ruining his chances of finding the required information, he heard the news of what was happening in the Inner Rim and felt that his master had fallen. He knew that if Windu had died, then this was a battle even he could not win, so in silence he left and returned home to Bespin, shedding his Jedi garb and taking up his birth name as he helped his father with the business until such a time as the galaxy was safe for the Jedi once more. For four years he has been living this life, travelling to and fro delivering Tibana gas to his fathers customers which thankfully didn't include members of the Empire. The return to his birth name and his willful supression of his Force abilities had allowed him to live in relative peace, despite his personal wishes to attack Lord Vader and the Emperor himself. An order came in for Nar Shadaa, and taking it reluctantly, Rayne-Sunn bordered his freighter and departed, and while meditating he had the feeling that there was someone on that planet who might share his situation. Curious, he continued onwards in interest, though his defenses were on high alert because you can never trust what you feel on Nar Shadaa.