If you have not played Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and don't want the impact of any part of the story to be struck down then do not read.

Seconds after I had touched down on the planet of the Jedi, Dantooine, I realised that the entirety of it was painted with the blood of those Jedi. I wasn't much for blue at that period in time, for it would only remind me of water, the one substance of which I strongly craved. Everywhere I stepped: robes, fear, over-confidence; the three prime characteristics of this land. I was soon to be halted by a woman going by the name of - she ran away before I could acquire her name. It was a brief conversation; brains were contested, arms were folded. Yes, it was a war. Fortuitously for me the epic conversational battle ended in a swift manner.

I continued convivially on my path without obstruction, though those Jedi can be a tricky gang of characters. I wandered into a room where they were waiting for me. All in a circle, staring... I felt their evil eyes upon my visage. "What do you want from me?" I clearly spoke, not wanting them to sense upset. One man, and I'm assuming that he is the leader of this gang, proceeded to explain his ideas. Oh, I'd like them to believe that I would like to join there pathetic gang, but I was not, myself, going to believe it. Their level of naïveté was unmatched by me and I was not willing to be dragged down with them into the abyss that is their ways in coalescence.

I did not give any attention to what any of them said to me, but I went along with it. "I am willing to try my best," I announced in sneakily sneaky sneak-talk. My deceitful plan tasted of Jedi... delicious. My thoughts gave me a dream that I did not care for at all.

The morning greeted me with Carth, complaining as usual. He did give me some "important" information, so I travelled to where the Jedi stay. It was my time to become one with them. I didn't expect so many weeks to pass in such little time, but that's how it went. These Jedi fellows are trickier than what I first thought.

I would write more, but I have some things to do. Maybe I'll get to writing a second part tomorrow.