Hedge Killerzan

Hedge Killerzan although that is more then likely not her real name, was a Zabrak Assassin who was the girlfriend of Legacy Skywalker, who was under the name Legacy Bucker. She unknowingly gave birth to the Skywalker named Tae Skywalker. 
== Birth and Early Life == 
Born in 189 A.B.Y., just a year before the Battle of Dantooine, Hedge lived a life as a pickpocket and thief as she had no parents to provide for her. It was rumored that she was at one time a slavegirl to Boon the Hutt, but that has not been confirmed. 
== Assassin ==
In 200 A.B.Y., at age 11, Hedge joined the assassins for hire known as the Killer Crew. Lead by a Jeby named Jor, the crew had 5 members. Hedge was taught to kill, and was given her signature D-999 Blaster Rifle. In just 5 years, she had shot down ninteen people, and was wanted Dead or Alive in 17 systems. 
== Meeting Legacy ==
In 208 A.B.Y., at the age of 19, she met the young Legacy Skywalker who was using the name Legacy Bucker. She was taken by the unique young man's handsome fetaures and personality. Joining the crew, Legacy shot down three people in 1 year, and was catching on well. However, Hedge fell pregnant, and was furious at Legacy as she stated that it slowed down her movements. Legacy apologized, but their relationship was over, in 209 A.B.Y., Legacy left the ship and never met his son. 
== A Son ==
Hedge gave birth to a son which she did not want, and she turned him over to Captain Jor, who nurtured the child and named him Tae. Tae would not know his true identity for many years and was simply called Tae. 
== Tae Is Missing ==
In 219 A.B.Y., Tae was separated from the others during a mission. Hedge felt a slight pang of guilt and spent the rest of her life wondering why she sent Legacy away and was not a better mother. 
== Death ==
Records state that Hedge died in 230 A.B.Y., when authorities caught up with her and gunned her down. 
== Behind the Scenes ==
Hedge Killerzan was a filler character created by Legends Lover to show how Legacy Skywalker had a son.