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House of El

> "The symbol of the House of El means 'hope.' Embodied within that hope is the fundamental belief in the potential of every person to be a force for good."
> ― Jor-El, to Kal-El
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The **House of El** was one of the noble ruling families of the planet, Krypton, and primarily associated with the Kryptonian Thinker Guild. Most members of the House of El were Krypton's greatest scientists, who served to advance the Kryptonian civilization for thousands of years. Shortly before the destruction of Krypton, Jor-El and his wife, Lara Lor-Van, went against their genetically determined laws and gave birth to Kal-El, the first naturally born Kryptonian in centuries. Foreseeing the inevitable implosion of their planet, the two sent their son away to Earth in order to ensure the survival of their species, and to give Kal-El a chance at life to forge his own destiny without the restrictions of the genetically engineered Kryptonians. Kara Zor-El, Jor-El's niece and Kal-El's older cousin, was also sent with Kal so as to protect him as he grew older, but her spacecraft was accidentally sent into the Phantom Zone, where she slept in stasis with no apparent way of escape.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 72: World Between Worlds" (voice only)
* *The House of El* (first identified as the House of El)
* *Knightmare* (first appearance)
Core Worlds

The **Core Worlds** was the area of the galaxy that bordered the Deep Core and was bordered by the Colonies. The Core Worlds contained some of the wealthiest and most prestigious planets. Coruscant, the galactic capital during the time of the Galactic Republic and subsequent Galactic Empire, was located in the Core Worlds.

Core World design emphasized freedom of customization, which sowed in the modular construction of techniques of Core-built ships. Citizens from the Core Worlds were stereotyped as being snobs, rich, and speaking with a clipped, practiced accent.

Inequalities between the richer Core Worlds and the poorer Outer Rim Territories set the stage for resentments that fed several conflicts throughout the history of the galaxy, including the Clone Wars and the Galactic Civil War.

## **Appearances**

* *Secrets of Jinn*
* *Forbidden Love*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 1: Beginnings (first appearance)*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 3: Revenge of the Sith*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth*
* *Galactic Civil War*
Imperial High Command

**Imperial High Command**, also known as **Imperial Command**, **High Command**, or simply as **IHC**, was a central command division in the Galactic Empire. It was formally overseen by a Supreme Commander who also reported directly to the Emperor, formulated the objectives for the Imperial Military, and was briefed daily by the Joint Chiefs, despite that Imperial Command was structured beneath theirs. Following the Battle of Yavin, Cassio Tagge was elevated to Grand General by Emperor Palpatine due to his foresight regarding the weakness of the first Death Star.
Forbidden Love

> "Marcus Sohl was a member of Clan Ordo and a proud Mandalorian, who lived to uphold the traditions and culture of his people. But he eventually finds himself unsatisfied, and seeks out a new way of life. And when he crosses paths with a descendant of Revan himself, the one who all Mandalorians hate and despise, the unthinkable happens: he falls in love."
> ― Story Summary
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## **Character debuts**

### **Mandalorians**

Raman SohlAathias DoojorJe'ric SohlRavella SohlDrezdenJovani DanaeraKayli JynLogan VurtSedriv WullusIvanka ChyseVarlaa MerrMatthenus Rau
Great Purge of Mandalore

+ Mandalorians massacred, with survivors driven away from Mandalore and scattered across the galaxy
	+ Beskar obtained by the Galactic Empire

## Commanders

> "Wipe them out. ALL of them."
> ― Emperor Palpatine, to Moff Gideon
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The **Great Purge of Mandalore** was a phase of the Mandalorian Civil War initiated by the Galactic Empire just prior to the outbreak of the Galactic Civil War. Incensed with the recent Rebel victory on Lothal and escalating resistance to the Imperial military occupation on Mandalore, Galactic Emperor Sheev Palpatine ordered the eradication of the Mandalorian people, consequently leading to the total bombardment of the planet's surface. The Purge left few survivors who dispersed throughout the galaxy, among them the contemporary Mand'alor Bo-Katan Kryze.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 75: Liberation of Lothal" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* (will appear)
* *Seeking the Jedi* (first mentioned, albeit indirectly)
Durge

> *"I was once buried alive—for 60 years! If that didn't kill me… if the Sith and the Mandalorians and the Bloodboilers of Kragis couldn't kill me—then you will not kill me!"*
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> ― Durge
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**Durge** was a male Gen'Dai bounty hunter who was active in the galaxy for almost two thousand years. Able to survive several near-death situations due to his Gen'Dai heritage and enhanced battle armor, he fought in several wars throughout history and collected a multitude of bounties. Over the centuries, Durge acquired a deep distaste for Mandalorians, and was responsible for killing the Count of Clan Ordo and last descendant of Canderous Ordo, Count Drezden. As a result of both personal tragedy and torture, Durge became increasingly mentally unstable.

Tempted by the idea of killing troopers of the Grand Army of the Republic, who were clones of the Mandalorian foundling Jango Fett, Durge was recruited into the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars. Given the rank of commander, he performed several key missions for Count Dooku himself, and led droid forces in combat on more than one occasion. He was assumed to have died at some point during the war, but this turned out to not be true as nearly two decades later, during the reign of the Galactic Empire, he was hired by Imperial Security Bureau officer Marshal Gideon to destroy the rapidly growing resistance movement on Mandalore.

## **Appearances**

* *Forbidden Love (will appear)*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth (first appearance)*
* *Sun and Moon (will appear)*
Eris Morn

> "Six of us went down into the pit. Only one crawled out. I am Eris, the last. I have seen what the Hive call a god."
> — Eris Morn
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**Eris Morn** was a human female Hunter who served to protect the last remnants of humanity on Earth during the City Age. In the aftermath of the Great Disaster, where thousands of Guardians died in a failed campaign to retake the Moon from Crota, Son of Oryx and his Hive, Morn affiliated with a fireteam who raided the Hive's lunar fortress in an attempt to assassinate the Hive Prince — one that left her both Ghost-less and the sole survivor, compelling her to acquire knowledge of the Hive's dark arcana to survive against their attacks in the depths of the Hellmouth. Though Morn finally escaped and returned to Earth after several years, her obsession with the Hive disturbed her fellow Guardians, especially the Speaker and Commander Zavala of the Vanguard. Nevertheless, Morn came to operate as a member of Ikora Rey's Hidden, undertaking infiltration and intelligence-gathering missions in hostile territory.
Cera Tano

> "How do the two of you know each other?"
> "They're sisters."
> ― Xiffith’aluriliusé and Jarik Shan about Ahsoka and Cera Tano
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**Cera Tano** was a Togruta female and a member of the Fallanassi during the Imperial Era. In her childhood she was very close to her younger sister, Ahsoka, but harbored bitter feelings toward her after she was taken to be trained as a Jedi. At some point, Tano left her homeworld and joined the Fallanassi, an all-female religious order that practiced the Mystic Arts in addition to the Force. Eventually, she was reunited with her younger sister in 3 BBY when Ahsoka and her husband Jarik Shan were brought to Tynoli. After the birth of her niece, Talia Shan, Tano would often be entrusted by her sister and brother-in-law to watch over her if they and Mara Jade were busy with important missions during the Galactic Civil War.

## **Personality and traits**

> "...she looked like she didn't even know me. I don't understand why."
> ― Ahsoka Tano, to Jarik Shan
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## **Appearances**

* *Sun and Moon* — "The Matron" (first appearance)
* *Sun and Moon* — "Unpleasant Memories"
* *Sun and Moon* — "A Taboo Proposal"
* *Sun and Moon* — "The Pyramid"
* *Sun and Moon* — "The Prophet" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 2: Need for Rebels" (mentioned only)
Gregor

* Rebel
* Clone Commando

## GregorCC-5576-39

> "You were a captain and part of an elite squad; a clone commando. The file says you were reported missing in action during the Battle of Sarrish."
> ― Colonel Meebur Gascon to CC-5576-39
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**Gregor**, formerly designated **CC-5576-39**, was a clone commando who fought in the Grand Army of the Galactic Republic during the Clone Wars. Originally the captain of Foxtrot Group, a clone commando squad in the 212th Attack Battalion, Gregor and his squad were deployed to Sarrish, where the Republic suffered a disastrous defeat. Forced to retreat into space, Gregor crash landed on the planet Abafar, which caused him to suffer from amnesia. Though Gregor become exploited by the Sullustan Borkus, who had him work as a dishwasher in the latter's bar, the commando regained his memories with the assistance of Republic Colonel Meebur Gascon and his D-Squad. He was thought to be killed in an explosion trying to protect the colonel and his companions in a firefight against Separatist droids, but survived and was promoted to the rank of Clone Commander.

Sometime prior to the end of the Clone Wars, Gregor removed his inhibitor chip — a bio-chip that compelled a clone to execute their Jedi superior should Order 66 be relayed — and following the rise of the Galactic Empire, the commando defected from the New Order alongside Rex, Wolffe, Boil, and Kix, coming to live in a modified AT-TE walker on the planet Seelos. Eventually visited by the Spectres rebel cell in 4 BBY, the squad of clones assisted the rebels in defeating a force of Imperial AT-AT walkers, one of which was appropriated as the new livings quarter for the clones. Remaining on Seelos for the next three years, Gregor and his comrades participated in the Liberation of Lothal, which saw Gregor fatally wounded, though honored for fighting in a cause he and his brothers chose to believe in.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 4: Clones and Clues" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 6: A Proper Reunion" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 64: Gundark in the Room" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 65: The Lost Commanders"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 66: Remembering the Past"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 67: Relics of the Old Republic"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 85: As Time Flies By" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 86: Homecoming" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 93: The Mystery of Chopper Base" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 73: A Fool's Hope"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 74: Taking a Gamble"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 75: Liberation of Lothal"
Hemera

**Hemera** was the Greek primordial goddess of the day, and one of the most powerful beings in the entire world. Born in ancient times from Nyx, the primordial goddess of the night, Hemera brought the heavenly sunlight of daytime to the world by dispersing her mother's veil of darkness each morning.

In modern times, Hemera became the consort of a mortal man and gave birth to her daughter, Lydia Elton, thus becoming the first and only protogenoi in history known to have done so.

## **Behind the scenes**

Unlike the rest of the original characters created by TheTruMan196, "Hemera" does not exist as part of the mainstream Shaniverse. However, she and the other characters who appear in A Daughter of Day exist on Earth-2, an alternate version of Earth that is a part of the same Multiverse.

## **Appearances**

* *A Daughter of Day* — "Chapter 1: Grover's New Friends Are Weird" (indirect mention only)
* *A Daughter of Day* — "Chapter 3: I Talk To a 12 Year Old Goddess" (indirect mention only)
* *A Daughter of Day* — "Chapter 4: Flying On a God's Magic Sun Bus" (indirect mention only)
* *A Daughter of Day* — "Chapter 5: I Meet the Camp Directors" (indirect mention only)
Jane Foster

> "You're the one who's always pushing me, to chase down every possibility, every alternative!"
> "I'm talking about science, not magic!"
> "Well, magic's just science that we don't understand yet."
> ― Jane Foster and Erik Selvig
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Doctor **Jane Foster** was a human female and one of planet Earth's leading astrophysicists, Earth's foremost astronomer, the creator of the Foster Theory, as well as one of the premiere experts on Asgard. While she, Erik Selvig, and Darcy Lewis were in New Mexico studying astronomical anomalies they found Thor, who had been banished from Asgard and fell to Earth. She helped him in his mission to return to Asgard, eventually falling in love with him along the way, though were separated due to the temporary destruction of the Rainbow Bridge. During Loki's assault on Earth, S.H.I.E.L.D. kept her out of harms way by transferring her to a remote observatory where Loki could not find her.

## **Personality and traits**

> "Jane, this is a lot more serious than you realize. Let it go."
> "Let it go? This is my life."
> ― Erik Selvig and Jane Foster
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*(to be added)*

## **Skills and abilities**

> "You're clever. Far more clever than anyone else in this realm."
> ― Thor
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*(to be added)*

## **Appearances**

* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 1: Assembling Heroes* (will appear)
* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 2: The Age of Metal* (will appear)
Doomsday (hybrid)

## Doomsday

> "Something came to earth. A creature. Nothing SHIELD has can even scratch it. And it's headed this way."
> ― Jarik Shan, to Superman
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**Doomsday** was a mutated hybrid of the original deformity and was created during the New Republic Era. It fought against some of Earth's heroes such as Superman, Wonder Woman, and Fulcrum.

## **Appearances**

* *Avengers of the Shaniverse* (will appear)
Emperor's Hand

> "Servants will follow the bidding of their master, but they will make mistakes. They are always expendable. As for a Hand… they do not serve the master. They are one with him. A Hand shall do whatever it is the master desires, without error."
> — Emperor Palpatine
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An **Emperor's Hand**, or **Hand of the Emperor**, was a special operative recruited, trained, and employed by Emperor Palpatine to perform missions that were impossible, secret, or both. More often than not they were Force-sensitive individuals.

## **History**

Prior to his ascent to Galactic Emperor, Palpatine used a number of assassins, spies, and operatives to achieve his objectives as the Sith Lord Darth Sidious. It was his use of his first apprentice Darth Maul, trained specifically to kill Jedi, who proved effective at handling other tasks, that convinced him of the usefulness of extremely loyal, effective, and secretive agents. Thus he began developing the Emperor's Hands to create a group that were operatives, not apprentices.

During his reign, Sidious used the Emperor's Hands to kill enemies where his more obvious tools, such as Darth Vader or the Imperial military, would be either ineffective, too public, or otherwise inappropriate. Common targets included rogue governors, traitorous commanders, rebellious leaders, or other internal or external concerns. In the early years of the Galactic Empire, Sidious sent the Second Sister to recruit a young Mara Jade as one of his agents, but was thwarted by the intervention of then-Jedi Knight Jarik Shan, who rescued her from the Inquisitor.

Following the death of Darth Sidious at the Battle of Endor in 4 ABY, many former Emperor's Hands went on to become independent menaces to the Alliance to Restore the Republic and New Republic.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 40: A Mandalorian's Rage" (first mentioned)
* *Sun and Moon* — "The Matron"
* *Sun and Moon* — "A Taboo Proposal"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 18: Familial Doubts" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 26: Lowest Point" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 29: A Galaxy in Uproar" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 43: Trials of the Darksaber"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 44: Family Reunion" (hologram only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 45: The Challenge"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 47: Vader's Vendetta" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — Mid-Credits Scene
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 1: Shadowlands"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 3: Kashyyyk Resistance"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 4: The Weeping Tree"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 5: Sacrifice"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* — "Chapter 6: A Righteous Cause"
* *Galactic Civil War* (will appear)
Big Barda

> "I never lose."
> ― Big Barda
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**Big Barda** was a powerful New God from the extra-dimensional planet of Apokolips and a member of the Female Furies, a group of of all-female warriors who loyally served the despotic Darkseid. As an infant, Barda was taken from her mother and sent to Granny's Orphanage, where she, like many others, underwent cruel and brutal training at the hands of Granny Goodness, a member of Darkseid's Elite. Due to Barda's great strength and skilled potential as a warrior, Goodness groomed her as the future leader of the Female Furies. During her training, Barda came to encounter Scott Free, whose perseverance in escaping the Orphanage and Apokolips altogether earned her admiration and friendship.

## **Powers and abilities**

Possessing a superhuman strength and endurance exceeding that of Apokoliptian New Gods, Barda's grueling training under Granny Goodness in the Orphanage forged her into a powerful warrior skilled in hand-to-hand combat. Adept with weaponry as well, Barda primarily employed her Mega-Rod, which enabled flight through propulsion, generated intense blasts powerful enough to destroy metal, and even strengthen the gravitational force acting on targeted individuals for finite periods.
Fallanassi

> "Xiffé and I are Adepts of the White Current, a religious order of sorcerers devoted to protecting our galaxy from mystical threats."
> ― Xudi Irris
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The **Fallanassi**, also known as **Adepts of the White Current**, was a religious order of sorcerers dedicated to protecting the galaxy from mystical dangers. They were also devoted to the "White Current," which the Jedi and Sith knew as the Force. It was an all-female group like the Witches of Dathomir and hardly ever taught men their teachings. They taught that the concepts of authority and control were an illusion and that everyone should be free to serve only their own desires.

With the White Current, the Fallanassi were masters of crafting illusions through a technique called Similfuturus, were gifted in the power of Force healing, and even developed a unique ability known as Force immersion. However, they were not as skilled in their use of other, more commonly known, Force abilities such as telekinesis. In addition, the Fallanassi were well-versed in their understanding of magic, and were skilled practitioners of the Mystic Arcs.

## **Organization**

> "While I trust you both, the same will not be true for others. Our Matron has to decide whether or not you will be allowed to stay here."
> — Xudi Irris, to Jarik Shan. and Ahsoka Tano
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*(to be added)*

## **History**

> "In ages past, the one you know as Daughter played a role in our formation."
> — Wialu, to Jarik Shan. and Ahsoka Tano
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*(to be added)*

## **Appearances**

* *Sun and Moon* — "Venture the Unknown" (first appearance)
* *Sun and Moon* — "Unexpected Encounter"
* *Sun and Moon* — "Welcome to Tynoli"
* *Sun and Moon* — "The Matron"
* *Sun and Moon* — "Unpleasant Memories"
* *Sun and Moon* — "A Taboo Proposal"
* *Sun and Moon* — "The Pyramid"
* *Sun and Moon* — "The Prophet" (mentioned only)
House Kryze

**House Kryze** was a house, or major family, based on Kalevala that was active in Mandalorian society, prominently during the fall of the Galactic Republic.

## **Appearances**

* *Forbidden Love* — "Chapter 1: Life Changes" (flashback only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 8: The Mandalore Plot" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 9: Voyage of Temptation"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 11: The Academy"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 33: Deception"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 52: The Lawless"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 71: The Pyke Investigation"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 72: Old Friends Not Forgotten"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 73: The Phantom Apprentice"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 3: Revenge of the Sith* — "Chapter 8: Calm before the Storm" (hologram only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 74: Shattered"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 52: Preparing a Rescue" (hologram only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 37: Visions and Voices" (depicted on a picture)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 38: The Nightsisters" (depicted on a picture)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 61: Return to Mandalore"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 62: Night of a Thousand Tears"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 63: Aftermath"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 64: Heroes of Mandalore"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 67: The Deal"
* *Seeking the Jedi*
Great Exodus

### Outcome

* The Autobots are forced to flee from Cybertron and become scattered all over the galaxy
* Bumblebee travels to Earth to prepare for the arrival of Team Prime
* Cybertron becomes an empty planet devoid of life
* Decepticons pursue the Autobots

## **Appearances**

* *A Bigger Universe* — "Chapter 1: Fall of Cybertron" (first appearance)
* *A Bigger Universe* — "Chapter 3: Darkness Rising Pt 2" (indirect mention)
Helmut Zemo

> "I have experience. And patience. A man can do anything if he has those."
> ― Helmut Zemo, to Vasily Karpov
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Baron **Helmut J. Zemo** was a Sokovian nobleman, former Colonel of the Sokovian Armed Forces and commander of EKO Scorpion. Following the Battle of Sokovia, during which his family perished, Zemo came to the conclusion that enhanced individuals could not be allowed to exist and, seeking vengeance against the Avengers in particular, sought to destroy them. Knowing he could not defeat them in battle, Zemo planned to turn them against each other; he first did so by framing the Winter Soldier for killing King T'Chaka, which caused Captain America to defend Barnes from the world. His actions caused the Avengers Civil War, in which Iron Man led the manhunt for Barnes and Zemo, allowing Stark to learn Barnes was responsible for his parents' murder. With the Avengers in ruin, Zemo tried to shoot himself, but was captured by Black Panther and given to Joint Counter Terrorist Centre for his imprisonment.
Capture of the Lothal Jedi Temple

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 88: Shroud of Darkness Pt 1" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 89: Shroud of Darkness Pt 2"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 92: We Are Family Pt 2" (indirect mention only)
* *Sun and Moon* — "The Matron" (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 70: Wolves of Dume Pt 3" (indirect mention only)
Je'daii Order

The **Je'daii Order** was an ancient organization unified by its belief and observance of the Force on the planet Tython, in the galaxy's Deep Core. Focusing on maintaining a balance in the Force, a state at which Tython was itself hospitable, the Je'daii saw the Force as three aspects of a whole; the Ashla (Light), the Bogan (Dark), and the Bendu (balance). They saw this duality in the Force represented in the night sky of Tython in the form of two natural satellites; one bathed in light, the Ashla, another shrouded in darkness, the Bogan. In keeping with their view of balance, Je'daii who fell too far to either the light or dark were exiled to the opposite moon to meditate until they returned to balance.

The Order's presence on Tython was distributed between nine Temples, each of which was presided over by a Je'daii Temple Master. In order to gain mastery in the Order, all Je'daii were expected to travel to each of the Temples to hone different skills. The Order was led by a Council of Masters, consisting of the nine Temple Masters, which decided important matters and directed the Order. Surviving on Tython for millennia in isolation from the rest of the galaxy, the Order was deeply shaken by the arrival of a Force Hound from the Infinite Empire. Following the Hound's initial crash landing on Tython, a schism shook the Order to its foundation. After a bloody civil war, known to history as the first conflict between light and dark side philosophies. After the conflict, the Order would join the Galactic Republic as the defenders of peace and justice.

Eventually, over 30,000 years after its formation, the remaining survivors of the Je'daii Order would group together on a planet far in the Unknown Regions known as Ahch-To. Under the guidance and directive of an individual known simply as the Prime Jedi, they would create a new order of Force users to defend the peace across the galaxy.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 29: Rise of the Ghost Crew" (first mentioned)

### **Non-canon appearances**

* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 2: Mysteries of Reylea* — "Chapter 10: Escalation" (mentioned only) (first identified as the Je'daii Order)
Herobrine

**Herobrine** was a powerful and mysterious entity known in tales and myths throughout the Sixteen Realms. Taking on the appearance of a human man, Herobrine's nature and purpose were unknown and he was a source of fear and unease amongst those who knew about him. Despite this, however, Herobrine was reported to have appeared in various conflicts where evil threatened one or more of the Sixteen Realms, such as the Great War of Ardonia and the Oni War, leading some to wonder if he is a protector or benevolent spirit. Ancient airbenders, such as Guru Laghima, theorized if Herobrine was connected to the Avatar Spirit in some way, though was never able to confirm it.

## **Sources and copyrights**

Information on this page came from *Herobrine* on *Songs of War Wiki*.
Light Novel Volume 01

## Spy Classroom Volume 01

* JP
* EN
* Special Edition
* VN

The **first** volume of the *Spy Classroom* light novel.

## Synopsis

INTELLIGENCE IS THE MOST DANGEROUS WEAPON

Following a devastating military conflict, countries fight their wars in the shadows. One unusual spy, Klaus, has never failed on the job despite his quirks, and he is building a team to take on an Impossible Mission—one with over a 90 percent chance of failure. However, his chosen members are all washouts with no practical experience. They’ll have to use every trick in the book (and some that aren’t) to prove they’re up to the task!

## Plot

Rules for living together in the Heat Haze Palace. One, the seven of us must work together to live together. One, when we go out, we must play for real. One, defeat me by any means necessary. -This is a world where each country is engaged in a shadowy war of espionage. Klaus, a brilliant spy with a 100% mission success rate, but a difficult personality, creates an organization called "Lamplight" that specializes in "impossible missions" with a death rate of over 90%. However, the members selected are seven girls with no practical experience. Poisoning, trapping, and trickery - the only way left for the girls to accomplish their mission is to outsmart Klaus with their deceptions! A psychological battle of one versus seven spies! The 32nd Fantasia Award "Grand Prize" winner, a painful spy fantasy!

## Chapter Titles

* Prologue
* Chapter 01
* Chapter 02
* Chapter 03
* Chapter 04
* Epilogue

## Illustrations

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Ghost

**Ghosts** are small, sapient machines created by the Traveler shortly after the Collapse. Their sole purpose is to locate and resurrect deceased individuals capable of wielding the Light as Guardians, and to support their Guardian charge in combat.

## **Appearances**

* *A New Legacy* — "A Guardian Rises" (first appearance)
* *A New Legacy* — "Tower Arrival"
* *Ultimatum* (will appear)
Hamu

> "You love me. But the way you do is sickening!"
> ― Lara Shan
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**Hamu** was a Twi'lek male who worked as a surgeon many years prior to the outbreak of the Clone Wars. Born into poverty on his species' homeworld of Ryloth, he managed to earn enough money for transport to Chandrila. He committed himself to an education in the medical field which helped him successfully achieve work as a surgeon for the hospital in Nayli City.

At some point, he became infatuated with Lara Shan, who was a nurse at the hospital, and invited her out for a date. Having developed a crush on her Twi'lek co-worker, Lara happily accepted the invitation. However, Hamu's love for her was more selfish and possessive in nature. Realizing that he saw her sick father as nothing but an obstacle, Lara angrily left him and ended their relationship.

## **Appearances**

* *Forbidden Love* — "Chapter 2: Attempting to Settle" (first appearance)
* *Forbidden Love* — "Chapter 3: The Tournament"
Grimmel the Grisly

> *"... When I was a boy and I came up on a Night Fury, I killed it where it slept. That simple act of courage made me a hero in my village. So, I decided to kill every last one, bringing real peace to the people of this world."*
>
> ― Grimmel the Grisly
>
>

## **Personality and traits**

> *"He lives for the hunt, to get inside the mind of his prey, to control its every choice. It's all a game to him."*
>
> ― Eret
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>

*(to be added)*

## **Skills and abilities**

> *"I'm in the business of killing dragons, not retrieving them."*
>
> ― Grimmel the Grisly
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>

*(to be added)*

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth (first appearance)*
Gideon Hask

**Gideon Hask**, nicknamed "**Gid**," was a human male soldier from Kuat who served the Galactic Empire during the Galactic Civil War. Orphaned at a young age by a rebel bombing, Hask harbored a strong loyalty towards the New Order during its reign, and attended the Royal Academy on the Imperial Center. Developing his combat skills, Hask became an adept soldier and starfighter pilot, eventually joining Inferno Squad — an elite Imperial commando unit. Present on the surface of Endor where he witnessed the destruction of the second Death Star in 4 ABY, the decades following the rise of the New Republic saw Hask become a military officer of the First Order, the successor of the Empire.
Edmon Rampart

> "With more time and training, our forces will be unlike anything the galaxy has seen."
> "Then I leave this project in your capable hands, Admiral."
> ― Edmon Rampart and Wilhuff Tarkin
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>

**Edmon Rampart** was a human male who held the rank of Vice Admiral in the naval forces of the Galactic Empire shortly after its formation from the Galactic Republic. Eagerly taking on his role in the new Empire, Rampart oversaw the implementation of chain codes and the enlistment of soldiers for the Imperial Army as part of Project War-Mantle. Believing the loyalty of recruits was more valuable to the Empire than the clone troopers formerly used by the Republic, Rampart had confidence in the success of his initiative.

At Tipoca City on Kamino, Rampart presented to Governor Wilhuff Tarkin the first Elite Squad, and following a successful mission meant to test the squad's capabilities under their new Commander, the enhanced clone trooper CT-9904 "Crosshair," Tarkin left Project War-Mantle in Rampart's hands. On Tarkin's orders, Rampart oversaw the destruction of Tipoca City and the placement of Kamino's cloning technology and key medical personnel into Imperial control.

Soon after his return to Coruscant, Rampart presented the Imperial Defense Recruitment Bill to the Imperial Senate as a means to formalize the transition from clone troopers to conscripted non-clone troopers. Rampart was later arrested by order of Emperor Palpatine himself following an investigation by Senators Riyo Chuchi of Pantora and Bail Organa of Alderaan into his role in the destruction of Tipoca City, despite claiming to be following orders.
Hanna City orphanage

The **Hanna City orphanage** was a building located in Hanna City, the capital of the planet Chandrila. It served as an orphanage for young children who were parentless—the reasons of which could vary.

In the year 33 BBY, Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn found a Force-sensitive boy here named Jarik Shan and took him to the Jedi Temple on Coruscant to be trained as a Jedi.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 1: Beginnings (first appearance)*
Great Clash

## Commanders

> "A state of war exists between New Genesis and Apokolips. It is an enmity that has existed since before your world was born."
> — Highfather Izaya
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The **Great Clash** was an armed conflict between the New Gods of New Genesis and Apokolips in the Fourth World. Pre-emptively instigated by Darkseid, the despotic ruler of Apokolips, to prevent New Genesis from hampering his efforts to obtain the Anti-Life Equation — a mathematical formula capable of eradicating free will throughout the entire Multiverse — the billions of casualties suffered by both belligerents led to a temporary truce between Darkseid and Highfather Izaya, the ruler of New Genesis, which included the custodial exchange of their respective sons Orion and Scott as part of the Pact.
Energon

**Energon** is the main substance and valued resource used by all cybertronians for food, medicine and for their own biology. It is the blood flowing inside and throughout their bodies, and originates from their creator, Primus. It can be found in Energon deposits sent from Cybertron or inside cybertronians. Energon deposits exist on the planet Earth, but little are easily minable; there is also an Energon deposit on the planet Ahch-To, which exists underneath Temple Island in the Mirror Cave—this resulted from the Autobot Elita One being ambushed by a group of Decepticons led by Onslaught, and trapped in stasis underneath the island with a container of Energon she was transporting. If exposed to the Force continuously over thousands of years, energon crystals will be changed into the substance known as kyber crystals, as what happened to a large Energon deposit that crashed down on the ice planet Ilum.

Energon is harmful to organic-based lifeforms, though it can aid them if they are infected by Dark Energon; a professional cybertronian scientist would be needed to help with the procedure. All cybertronians, Autobot and Decepticon alike, require Energon in order to live their lives anywhere they go. Energon can be converted into ammunition and energy for Energon-dependent weapons and equipment. Cybertronians refine Energon for fuel in their health and technology; when in its raw state, the crystalized structure serves as a container for the liquid Energon inside. Once Energon is refined, it can be placed into containment units.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile (first mentioned)*
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth (first appearance)*
* *A Bigger Universe*
First Legion

The **First Legion** was an elite stormtrooper legion in the Military of the Galactic Empire. It was given the nickname of "**Vader's Fist**" due to it’s status as the personal legion of Sith Lord Darth Vader — Emperor Palpatine's apprentice — the First Legion was formed from the 501st Legion of the Grand Army of the Republic, which served during the Clone Wars under Vader as his previous identity, Jedi General Anakin Skywalker.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* (first identified as the First Legion)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 6: Children of the Force* (first appearance)
Great Galactic War

+ The Republic suffers from a massive economic depression which lasts for at least a decade
	+ The galaxy enters a state of Cold War

The **Great Galactic War**, known as the **Great War** or **Republic–Sith War**, was a twenty eight-year-long galactic war between the Galactic Republic and Sith Empire between 3681 BBY and 3653 BBY. The war was the culmination of a 1300-year grudge held by survivors of the original Sith Empire against the Republic for their defeat in the Great Hyperspace War.

The war would cost countless lives and devastate worlds from the Core to the Rim, as well as having dramatic galactic consequences otherwise. The Republic economy was shattered, its leader dead and its capital in ruins, while roughly half the galaxy would end up under[Sith dominion. Furthermore, the Jedi Order would withdraw from the galactic capital of Coruscant to establish a new Temple on Tython.

But it would not ultimately be conclusive. While a strategic defeat for the Republic, the end of the war left both powers standing, engaged in an undeclared conflict for supremacy on numerous disputed worlds.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 3: Revenge of the Sith* — "Chapter 7: Teachings of the Sith" (first appearance) (vision to Jarik Shan)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 76: Getting Closer" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 88: Shroud of Darkness Pt 1" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 45: The Challenge" (mentioned only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 62: Night of a Thousand Tears" (indirect mention only)
Guardians of the Galaxy

The **Guardians of the Galaxy** were a team of interstellar mercenaries who protected the Milky Way galaxy during the 21st century CE. Led by the self-proclaimed "Star-Lord" Peter Quill, and composed of the Zehoberi assassin Gamora, Kylosian warrior Drax, cybernetic weapon specialist Rocket Raccoon, and Rocket's *Flora colossus* companion Groot, the Guardians gathered to prevent the rogue Kree warlord Ronan from destroying the planet Xandar with the Power Stone in 2014 CE.

## **Appearances**

* *Avengers of the Shaniverse - Volume 3: The Infinity War* (will appear)
Force choke

**Force choke**, a variant of and, at times, synonymous with **Force grip**, was a Dark Side Force power where one would use the the Force to choke or strangle a victim, oftentimes with a grip-like gesture. It was a technique of telekinesis that was frequently employed by the Sith and other users of the Dark Side of the Force, although there were some cases where Jedi or other users of the Light Side would use the technique.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 19: Ghosts of Mortis" (first appearance) (vision to Anakin Skywalker)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 52: The Lawless" (hologram only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 59: The Lost One"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 2: The Clone Wars* — "Chapter 75: Victory and Death"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 3: Revenge of the Sith* — "Chapter 15: Confronting the Sith"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 62: Everything Changes"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 63: The Truth"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 66: Remembering the Past"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 4: A Jedi in Exile* — "Chapter 95: Twilight of the Apprentice Pt 2"
* *Sun and Moon* — "The Pyramid"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 3: Fall of the Old Masters"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 41: Ghosts of Geonosis Pt 1"
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth* — "Chapter 47: Vader's Vendetta"

### **Non-canon appearances**

* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force* — "Chapter 10: The Messenger"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force* — "Chapter 12: The Aftermath"
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force* — "Chapter 19: The Equalists Strike"
Duel on Cloud City

+ Darth Vader cuts off Luke Skywalker's right hand and reveals that he is Skywalker's father
	+ Vader fails to capture Skywalker

The **Duel on Cloud City** was a lightsaber duel that took place on Cloud City in the planet Bespin. After failing to capture Luke Skywalker during the Battle of Hoth, Sith Lord Darth Vader—Skywalker's father—set a trap for Skywalker on Cloud City. He captured Skywalker’s friends Captain Han Solo, Princess Leia Organa, and Katooni to torture them, hoping to lure Skywalker out of hiding. Skywalker saw a vision of his friends' suffering while on Dagobah, where he trained with Jedi Master Yoda, and rushed to Cloud City to help them, despite the objections of both Yoda and Obi-Wan Kenobi.

When he arrived, Skywalker briefly encountered Imperial troops and the infamous bounty hunter Boba Fett, who was taking a carbon-frozen Solo to his ship Slave 1. Skywalker avoided the enemy forces and made his way to the carbon-freezing chamber and found Vader waiting for him, and the two engaged in a lightsaber duel throughout the chamber. The duel progressed through the city's processing vane and onto a maintenance catwalk where Vader disarmed Skywalker by slicing off his right hand. He then tempted the young Jedi apprentice to join him and embrace the power of the Dark Side. When Luke refused, Vader revealed that he was the boy's father, Anakin Skywalker.

Rather than allow himself to be captured, Skywalker threw himself off the platform where they had fought, before landing and hanging helplessly at the bottom of the city. Skywalker was rescued by Organa, Chewbacca, Katooni, and Lando Calrissian in the *Millennium Falcon* before returning to the Rebel Fleet, where they began plotting a mission to rescue Solo from Jabba the Hutt on Tatooine.

## **Appearances**

* *Galactic Civil War* (will appear)
* *The Chosen One* (first mentioned, albeit indirectly)
Jedi Academy

The **Jedi Academy** was an academy founded by Jedi Knights Luke Skywalker and Mara Jade, with the help of famed Jedi heroes Jarik Shan and Ahsoka Tano. It was constructed after the end of the Galactic Civil War for use as a safe location to train a new generation of Jedi.

### **Non-canon appearances**

* *Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force (first appearance)*
Force storm

**Force storms** were a much more powerful variant of Force lightning. Achieved through the Dark Side of the Force, a user could create a powerful explosion of electrical energy that can expand over vast areas, appearing as a lightning storm or a "tornado" of energy. This ability would often cause a disturbance in the Force, depending on how powerful it was. Jedi who were very strong in the Force could also join together to generate Force storms of their own, though they could never achieve it individually, and its use was heavily frowned upon by the Order.

Notable practitioners of this power included the Dark Side entity Vitiate, Supreme Leader Snoke, and Sith Lord Darth Sidious, the latter of which unleashed a miniature storm during a fit of rage as a result of an attack on his palace. The Force entity known as Bendu also displayed this ability in a devastating attack on both Rebel and Imperial forces during the Battle of Atollon.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth (first appearance)*
Jag Wullus

## **Personality and traits**

Jag was a human male with hazel eyes, brown hair, light brown skin, and a stocky build. His armor was colored dark green and beige, and he wore a 'Hunter' class helmet.

As the son of Sedriv Wullus, Jag inherited much of his father's personality, similar to that of his best friend Krunald, whose own father was also the best friend of Sedriv. Jag however came to be more bitter and vengeful after the Battle of Dxun, where his father lost his life at the hands of Darth Vader, though he mostly hid these feelings when in the presence of others.

Like all Mandalorians in his clan, Jag was a very capable warrior.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 5: Rebirth (first appearance)*
Daxam

**Daxam** was a planet in the Unknown Regions of the Andromeda galaxy and the site of a former Kryptonian colonial outpost established during the Kryptonian Expansion. The planet, following the extinction of its people and terraformation by Kryptonian World Engines, became barren and devoid of life.
Funeral of Qui-Gon Jinn

In the aftermath of the battle to end the Trade Federation's illegal Invasion of the Mid Rim planet of Naboo, the **funeral of Qui-Gon Jinn** was held in the capital Theed for Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn, who was impaled by Sith Lord Darth Maul during the final Battle. The Jedi funeral was attended by a number of dignitaries, including Masters Yoda and Mace Windu, and several other members of the Jedi Council, as well as Jinn’s former apprentice Knight Obi-Wan Kenobi and his new Padawan Anakin Skywalker, Queen Padmé Amidala, Boss Nass, and Jar Jar Binks of Naboo; and the newly-elected Supreme Chancellor Sheev Palpatine, who was secretly Maul's Sith Master, Darth Sidious.

At the funeral, Jinn's body was cremated on a funeral pyre; despite having trained to retain an eternal consciousness, his body did not disappear upon his death, as his training was incomplete. Kenobi told Skywalker that he would be Skywalker's Master since he gave Qui-Gon his word to trainhim, as the Jedi Council had agreed to allow Skywalker to join the Jedi Order. Yoda and Windu also discussed the return of the Sith Order, and wondered whether Darth Maul was the Master or the apprentice—as they knew there can only be two Sith.

## **Appearances**

### **Non-canon appearances**

* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force* — "Chapter 14: Visions" (first appearance) (vision to Caran)
* *The Legend of Reylea - Volume 1: The Avatar and the Force* — "Chapter 18: Reunion—And Sorrow" (vision to Caran)
Hanna City

**Hanna City** was the capital of the Core World of Chandrila. Its Governor in 5 BBY was a friend of Perrin Fertha, having served with him in the same regiment. The governor attended a dinner party thrown by Fertha at the Chandrilan Embassy that year.

## **Appearances**

* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 1: Beginnings* — "Chapter 1: Dawn of a Legacy" (first mentioned)
* *Fate of a Friend* (indirect mention only)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 1: Beginnings* — "Chapter 2: Brought to the Temple" (first appearance)
* *Legacy of Jarik Shan - Volume 1: Beginnings* — "Chapter 3: Meeting the Council" (mentioned only)