The galaxy is in turmoil! The rebel forces launched a daring assault on the second Death Star, a space station of incomprehensible power. Built by the Galactic Empire, driven by the Dark Side of the Force, it was thought that nothing could stand in it's way. But the Rebel Army knew different, and they fought a desperate battle in the space above Endor in the hopes of crushing the last great weapon of the Empire. But inside, a far more sinister, and important, battle was being fought.
Luke Skywalker, champion of the Force and the Rebel Army, was brought before Emperor Palpatine, the wretched Darth Sidious himself. Sidious sought to turn Luke to the Dark Side, to have him help crush the hopes of his friends. Skywalker resisted, even to the point of fending off the attacks from his very own father, Anakin Skywalker known as Darth Vader. As the battle, both physical and mental, waged on, Luke remembered everything he was taught, everything that must be done. Everything hung on what he was destined to do. Luke Skywalker was a true hero. He would risk his life to defend those weaker than himself.
But even great heroes can fall. In a sudden, unsensed rage, Luke launched himself at Sidious, striking him down with hatred in his eyes.
Outside, the battle raged. Even unshielded, the immobile Death Star shrugged off the worst the Rebel Army threw at it, destroying Mon Calmari cruiser after cruiser. And then, in a twist of sheer luck, the final blow was dealt. In a searing explosion the Death Star was destroyed, blasted into billions of particles. The Rebel Army rejoiced, and everyone waited to welcome home the heroes of the day. But Luke never came back.
No one could find him. Not even Leia could feel the mind of her twin. She had not felt his death, it was as if he never existed....
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(I planned on more, but that obviously failed. I want to write more tomorrow before we start. I still need to set the current setting, 8 years after these events. Hope you like it so far!)
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