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The Jedi High Council assembled in full on Ossus, marking the most consequential gatherings of the Order in recent years. Located within the High Council chambers of the Ossus Temple, the summit concluded with two announcements that signal a shift in both leadership and posture for the Jedi Order. N’leke Yaal was unanimously elected as Master of the Order. A title dormant for decades. Traditionally reserved for moments of exceptional unity and given to the Jedi who is second to the Grandmaster. Whispers from Ossus describe the vote as swift and uncontested, reflecting broad confidence in Yaal’s vision of a coordinated, outward-facing Jedi Order.

In the second announcement, Jedi Knight, Yelke Jurlan was formally bestowed the honorary title “Sword of the Jedi.” The designation, steeped in historic symbolism, has long represented a Jedi empowered to act decisively in defence of the Order and the galaxy, yet restrained by accountability to the Council itself. Jurlan, notably one of the youngest Jedi to receive the honour, couldn’t stand in front of the council due to being off-world on assignment. While details surrounding the circumstances of the appointment remain sealed, several analysts suggest the Council intends the title less as a call to war, and more as a signal.

Beyond the proceedings, whispers emerging from Ossus have begun to circulate through diplomatic and political channels across the Core Worlds. Multiple sources confirm that preliminary discussions were held regarding the Jedi Order’s formal reintegration within the Galactic Republic a step that would mark a historic reversal of the Order’s long-standing independence following the fracturing events of the past.

No declaration was issued, though the topic alone has ignited debate. Republic officials have declined to comment, while several senators privately expressed cautious optimism at the prospect of renewed cooperation. Critics, however, warn that closer alignment risks blurring the line between peacekeeping and governance.