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| + | "Of course we are," Lianna chimed in quietly. She felt Nytherciria's uncertainty. It was growing stronger. "The Jedi have been in exile for far too long. It's just ... strange. All of us being together in greater numbers and not afraid for our lives. We will remain diligent, of course. We're not safe yet, but it's a start." | ||
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Revision as of 16:35, 14 June 2008
"Of course we are," Lianna chimed in quietly. She felt Nytherciria's uncertainty. It was growing stronger. "The Jedi have been in exile for far too long. It's just ... strange. All of us being together in greater numbers and not afraid for our lives. We will remain diligent, of course. We're not safe yet, but it's a start."
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In Character
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| Name: | Lianna Mal Pannis |
| Given Name: | Navaria Tarkin |
| Age: | 24 |
| Birthplace: | Coruscant |
| Species: | Human |
| Marital Status: | Single |
| Force Sensitive: | Yes |
| Rank: | Jedi Knight |
| Master: | Drin Kizael |
| Apprentices: | None |
| Height: | 5'6" (194cm) |
| Weight: | 145 lbs |
| Gender: | Female |
| Hair: | Brown |
| Eyes: | Brown |
| Parents | |
| Father: | Andron Tarkin |
| Mother: | Lise Tarkin |
| Siblings | |
| Sister: | Miranda Tarkin |
| Brother: | None |
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Post-Reset
The birth of Grand Moff Tarkin's first grandchild was to be a time of celebration and joy, but there were other forces at work that put a damper on their special day. The joy was in that two healthy twin girls were brought into this life. What became troublesome was the required testing for Force sensitivity that revealed the girls Force ability. His father, the Grand Moff, could possibly make an exception to the Emperor if one child held potential but two? Surely one of the girls would be taken away at best. The new parents didn't want to think about the alternative...
Overcome with panic, Andron Tarkin had to think quickly. Since his wife had opted to give birth at home naturally, he had time to think. With help from his family doctor, Andron was able to falsify the birth, documenting that only one child had been born. Hiring a Mercenary, he then sent Navaria to a known Jedi location as he continued to tie up loose ends. It was a long shot, but the mercenary was able to track down the Trianni known as Drin Kizael. Renamed Lianna, Kizael took the human baby and raised her as his own daughter and taught her the ways of the Force.
They lived in the Outer Regions for years, hiding from the Empire until the Darth Vader finally tracked down Kizael (See Every New Beginning(link). Forced to escape with the Rebel sympathizers, Jonar and Kaida, Lianna never heard from her Master again. Upon being taken into their family, Lianna adopted the last name Mal Pannis, but her time amongst them would shot. Fearing for their lives, she ran away and made the Outer Rim Territories her new home.
It was in her travels she met another Jedi that had survived the Clone Wars. His name was Gen-Yil Kehandu(link) . He was kind enough to be an ear and reservoir of knowledge during her stay on Dantooine. Though a short stay, Dantooine would prove to be life changing.
Expanded History
Lianna Mal Pannis is now traveling to Doldur with Adia Issoris and Daria Nytherciria in an attempt to thwart a plot to kill her sister, Miranda Tarkin. See Signs and Portents: Mirror on the Wall(link)
Pre-Reset
Lianna Mal Pannis did not exist before the reset, however Navaria Tarkin did. Navaria Tarkin was the only child of Andron and Lise Tarkin, but due to the immense stress placed upon her after loosing her Grandfather and Father, she developed a dual personality. This other personality was named Dalethria and she symbolized all the pain, hatred, anger, and revenge she wanted on the Rebellion for killing her family. Dalethria was not always a part of young Navaria's mind. She was just an innocent imaginary playmate until Navaria's mind became so fractured that she wasn't able to think for herself any longer.
Out of Character
See Miranda Tarkin.
