verdin

Jacen sat comfortably in his meditation chair. His eyes were closed yet he was looking for something more. He had figured that he was being watched yet he wasn’t sure how or by whom. He knew of the several people who had walked by his room, and he knew of the security cameras in his room. Yet none of those were the source of his uneasiness or uncomforted feeling that he was now starting to get each time Jeleket had appeared. Jacen decided that he was looking in the wrong place and decided to wait until Jeleket showed up again. He might be able to figure out what was going on if she was actually here. He decided to turn his thoughts to t

Verdin watched as his wife walked away to go get her equipment. He and Darious were going to see what little they could pull up before she got back. Verdin was poring over some files when he had the distinct impression he was being watched. Verdin slowly looked up and around to see if he could determine who was watching. One of his students was sitting at a table nearby reading a book, as usual. She spent more time looking at books and files than she did on her studies. She was however one of the best students he had. She was calm cool and collected. She used her head before she used force. Davca was one of the few students Verdin trusted im

Jolene had gotten the message a few moments earlier that Verdin needed her help at the archives. Jolene wasn’t sure what her husband was up to, but she felt that there was something that was a little off. Verdin seemed a little off ease the last couple of days. He refused to tell her what was wrong, but like any other good wife she knew that something was not quite right. She also knew that her husband would let her know what was going on when the time was appropriate and when he was ready. Jolene stood at the bottom of the steps watching the various people and species go about their business as she waited for Verdin to show up. She kne

Verdin stood on the terrace and looked out at the busy Coruscant skyline. He watched as the planets ever busy air traffic clouded the scenery. His armor was laid neatly at the foot of his bed. His long time friend and one of his previous students, Darious, stood quietly next him as he contemplated the days events. “This day has been one surprise after another.” Verdin tuned his back to the skyline and leaned against the railing. “I have worked real hard to form this order and have spent a great deal of time in meditation in regards to what aspects and skills I would teach at this academy.” “I know Master Verdin, but

Mich Rei stood up and screamed under her breath. Her arms straight down at her sides with her fists all balled in anger. Her rage had taken the better side of her as she picked up the meditation chair she had just been sitting in and flung it out the window of the apartment she was currently occupying. Something she would have to answer for sooner or later. In hind sight she realized she needed to control herself better or everything she was working towards would fall apart. “I can not believe him.” She started to pace the room talking to no one in particular. “How could he? Who does he think he is? No one refuses me. No one!.

Verdin sat up in his bed. Sweat rolled down off his face and chest. His heavy breathing barely stirred his wife Jolene. He looked over at his wife who he had just finished fighting with a few hours ago. Once again it was about the growing rebellion and the iron fist of the empire. She wanted to join and he would not hear of it. It had allready been a few years of the New Empire's reign. It had been just as many years that he lost his daughter and grand daughter and only a few months sinse his son had jetted off to join the rebellion. Verdin slipped his shoes on and walked out of the bed room. He had another nightmare. This time he watched

'I am not being stubborn!' Jolene yelled at her husband. Her fist balled at her side. 'Oh yes, yes you are. Let me make one thing verey clear. The rebellion is not doing nearly as good as you want to think. We allready lost our children and our friends. Let us not add our own deaths to the equation.' Verdin did everything he could to remain calm. 'You're scared.' At first it looked like she was asking a question, but her face showed anger a moment afterwords. 'The great and powerful Verdin Darkwalker is scared!' 'I am not scared I just see no reason to add our own deaths to the millions of others who have been throwing themselves at the Em