Light
Alderaan
Spaceport
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The starship cut through the clouds like a blade of silver, its engines a low hum against the tranquil skies of Alderaan. Below, the mountain ranges and emerald valleys of the world stretched in serenity, untouched by the scars of war that marked so many other planets. Yet when the vessel descended, its cargo was anything but serene.
The landing ramp lowered, and with it came the weary footsteps of men, women, and children, the displaced, the broken, the determined. Refugees of the Galactic Alliance, their lives uprooted by the grinding conflict in the Core worlds, now found themselves beneath the blue skies of a world that still believed in peace. Their clothes bore the soot and dust of flight, their eyes carried the exhaustion of survival, but in each was the quiet flicker of hope that Alderaan might be a place to start anew.
At the back of the procession stood Jedi Knight Aiden Porte, armor worn and stained with look of battle, but posture still unshaken. His presence was calm, deliberate, a steady beacon amid the chaos of lives torn adrift. The Force moved around him like a gentle current, offering comfort to those who followed. He had guided them through the turmoil of the Core, away from Imperial oppression and the ever-present shadow of war. Beside him came other Jedi that he had rescued and were also escorting those present, there were fewer than there once had been, scattered remnants from the Imperial Core who had chosen loyalty to the Order over submission to power. Their sabers rested at their sides, but their vigilance remained, watchful for danger even here among allies.
As their boots touched the floor of Alderaan, the difference was immediate. The air was cleaner, the silence profound after months of blaster fire and shuttles running dark. The Knight let the moment linger for his charges. For the first time in too long, they could breathe.
Those who came to greet them, the sight was striking: Jedi who returned not as triumphant warriors, but as shepherds, guiding the lost and displaced. The galaxy was still fractured, still bleeding but here for them, a fragile spark of renewal had begun.
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The starship cut through the clouds like a blade of silver, its engines a low hum against the tranquil skies of Alderaan. Below, the mountain ranges and emerald valleys of the world stretched in serenity, untouched by the scars of war that marked so many other planets. Yet when the vessel descended, its cargo was anything but serene.
The landing ramp lowered, and with it came the weary footsteps of men, women, and children, the displaced, the broken, the determined. Refugees of the Galactic Alliance, their lives uprooted by the grinding conflict in the Core worlds, now found themselves beneath the blue skies of a world that still believed in peace. Their clothes bore the soot and dust of flight, their eyes carried the exhaustion of survival, but in each was the quiet flicker of hope that Alderaan might be a place to start anew.
At the back of the procession stood Jedi Knight Aiden Porte, armor worn and stained with look of battle, but posture still unshaken. His presence was calm, deliberate, a steady beacon amid the chaos of lives torn adrift. The Force moved around him like a gentle current, offering comfort to those who followed. He had guided them through the turmoil of the Core, away from Imperial oppression and the ever-present shadow of war. Beside him came other Jedi that he had rescued and were also escorting those present, there were fewer than there once had been, scattered remnants from the Imperial Core who had chosen loyalty to the Order over submission to power. Their sabers rested at their sides, but their vigilance remained, watchful for danger even here among allies.
As their boots touched the floor of Alderaan, the difference was immediate. The air was cleaner, the silence profound after months of blaster fire and shuttles running dark. The Knight let the moment linger for his charges. For the first time in too long, they could breathe.
Those who came to greet them, the sight was striking: Jedi who returned not as triumphant warriors, but as shepherds, guiding the lost and displaced. The galaxy was still fractured, still bleeding but here for them, a fragile spark of renewal had begun.