Joining the Rebel Alliance and the Defector I

Shortly after his establishment as an enemy of the Empire, Orono soon gained a position in the Rebel Alliance. His task, among other things, was to hunt down and eliminate any deserters to their cause. To accomplish this, they gave him a heavily modified KSE Firespray known as Defector I. In addition to possessing top of-the-line weapons and armor supplied by the famed shipwright Cimabue, the ship also had a identify-friend-foe scrambler, allowing it to seamlessly blend in to even the most hostile zones of Imperial space. Orono soon built up a fierce reputation, leaving no survivors if their ship bore an Imperial insignia and commonly targeted prototype weapon and scientist carriers, sending 2,000 of the Empire’s top scientists to their deaths.



Storyline © L.B. Farren

Storyline © L.B. Farren

Re-imergence and War against both Jedi and Sith

After escaping with Vyzeria, Orono soon came into possession of an old Sith holocron. Upon activation, the spirit was revealed to be that of an ancient Sith Lord known as Darth Malgus. While attempting to access his knowledge, Malgus’s spirit broke free and entered Orono’s body…

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Death and Meeting Vyzeria

Then on one fateful raid on Dathomir, Orono died for what would be the first of many times. While slaying the mutant rancors the Empire was breeding, one managed to grab and impale him on one of its many horns. Due to his large amount of Force energy, he was able to cheat death, but only briefly regain consciousness. The last thing he saw was a sword-wielding figure slaying the beast that held him. When he next awoke, he was in a stone hut held together by large bones. Then he discovered who his savior was: A white-skinned woman with raven hair named Vyzeria. While Orono was grateful to her for preventing his death Vyzeria herself was cautious, as Dathomiri witches are not accustomed to outsiders. When asked why she had saved his life, she told him of a vision that dictated she save a dying man and that he would save her life One day, he finally found a way to prove his gratitude. When she had gone on a hunt, Vyzeria had gone too far into Nightsister territory and unbeknownst to her, one of their best hunters was stalking her. Eager to save her life, Orono leapt into the air, lightsaber ignited and cleaved its silver blade across the hunter’s neck. Vyzeria was grateful to him for saving her life but it was forbidden for male and female warriors to be equal on Dathomir. It was after this that the two gradually developed a secret love, which was soon discovered. Unable to exist without each other, the two slipped away on the next transport and out into the galaxy.

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Activation and Comrades

Fifty-seven years after his completion, the clone, Orono Zoiji as he was later known, was picked up by a passing squad of Stormtroopers. On the way back to their Genesis-class freighter, Orono convinced the troopers Torch and Viper, who were also clone survivors that even though the Empire had taught them well, they hadn’t taught them everything. He proceeded to implant a surge of Force power into his comrades, dubbing them “Neo Jedi”. This act combined with proof from Orono’s cryo-sleep observations that the Empire had butchered their creators caused Viper and their division the 901^st Infantry (a.k.a. “White Locusts”), one hundred billion soldiers to join him and go rogue.



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Origin: Project Demigod

In the heat of the Clone Wars, an experimental project on Kamino was launched to create a clone with the power of twelve Jedi. DNA from Yoda, Kuroxis, and ten other Jedi was used in the experiment. The increased amount of Jedi blood was so great that it granted the clone Force powers in addition to eternal life. Equipped with heavily modified Phase II armor and a Juyo Saberstaff, the clone had great potential. Unfortunately, he was completed just as the cloning facilities were being purged by the Empire, so the clone would not awaken until the Galactic Civil War began.

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