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   Star Wars: Episode XVIII 'The Kabray Covenant' Part One   
   The girlfriend of Mark Lightkeeper, Beth Stormwarden of the Illuviar sneaks   
   into her father's room, unawares.   
   Her father, Lucas Stormwarden, begins and AV communication. Darth Grimstar's   
   face comes on the screen.   
   'Stormwarden. Long time no see,' says Darth Grimstar.   
   'What do you wan?' asks Lucas Stormwarden. 'The Sith and the Jedi have never   
   been on hospitable relations.'   
   'There was a time, once. Long ago. When Jedi and Sith fought together.'   
   'Those are days gone by,' said Lucas. 'Your sham of representation in the   
   Senat fools nobody. You may masquerade as a redeemer, but all will soon see   
   you for what you are.'   
   'We are wise men,' replied Darth Grimstar. 'And both us see the failings in   
   our order of those who have gone before us. We know something of the Illuviar.   
   You are far from impressed with the trappings of Jedi Society. They are weak.   
   Like those of the    
   Sith before us. Pathetic. We can do much better.'   
   'What are you driving at?' asked Lucas.   
   'An agreement. A pact. A – Covenant. Between the Illuviar and the Obsidian   
   Order.'   
   'We would never agree to such a thing,' said Lucas. 'It is preposterous to   
   even think so.'   
   'But, my friend. It is a covenant with a mission. We serve, in the end, ideal.   
   The Jedi have the way of the Light side of the Force, but expect a pure light.   
   The Sith mirror that with the Dark Side. So many of those in our worlds   
   confuse these realities.    
   Rae Skywalker – or should I say, Palpatine, is a prime example of such   
   hypocrisy. We can do better than this. I propose our orders meet. At an old   
   place before the Empire was in vogue, where much of the affairs of the galaxy   
   were discussed. Kabray. And    
   at Kabray we form a covenant. A covenant to oust those gone before us and   
   become the new light and dark of the galaxy.'   
   Lucas Stormwarden glared at his old Padawan. 'You were a fool when I trained   
   you, and you are a fool now. We could never resolve such an agreement.'   
   'Oh, but I think we can master Stormwarden. I think we can.'   
   Lucas glared at the screen. 'Communicate with me again. In a few days. I will   
   think the matter over.'   
   'It will be – the final solution,' said Grimstar. 'To replace the old   
   fossils which trouble us and bring in the new order of things. It is –   
   inevitable.'   
   Lucas Stormwarden flicked of the AV Machine, and stared for a moment at the   
   curtains, but Beth Stormwarden was now gone, and her father sat there, lost in   
   his thoughts.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)