Outcast

Many years ago civil war started between the planetary system and then it engulfed the stars in it too. No one was safe and this broke the unity of the Galactic Alliance thus bringing the whole thing down within months. Darth also lost heavily and now he is not seen anywhere apparently some think that he is working behind the shadows and will come back someday.

Author Aaron Allston after talking for a while about the world of villains comes to the Jedi issue and then devotes most of the story to it. Luke Skywalker has been working hard for the peace of the land in the past and now he is in trouble because he failed in a big mission and that resulted in chaos for the people of the land.

Chief of State has ordered Luke’s arrest and if he is caught then he would never be able to defend himself in front of the council. Meanwhile, another Jedi gets rogue and there is no one to solve the matter, perhaps many in the higher ranks don’t want to solve the issue at all. Luke thus has to do something which he has not done for a very long time i.e make a deal with the opponents so that he would be able to buy some time to prove himself innocent in front of the higher authorities.

Aaron Allston talks about different ways out for the hero this time but in every direction, there is a risk that might cost him big this time. Marc Thompson has been narrating this series for a very long time now and for him, it was not difficult to portray it accurately. Star Wars: Fate of the Jedi: Conviction and Star Wars: Legacy of the Force #1: Betrayal is not completely part of this story but all of these Star War stuff have things common in them. The End is left endless like every other episode so that the curiosity remains for the fans.