JEDI HoloNet

Living at the grasslands of Lothal, Liz learned to hunt along with all the scary predators nature had to offer. She observed their prey for days at a time and always went for the kill. Her trusty companion, Te’ni (short for Terrible Nightmare), was surprisingly even more fierce than herself, teaching her how to camouflage, be patient and show no remorse.
Or… anyway, that’s what her rich imagination thought everytime she watched her domesticated Loth-cat out in the wilds and tried to mimic her, unsuccessfully. You’ve never saw a kid make more noise and be less self aware of her surroundings than Liz.

Nonetheless, she enjoyed observing behaviors of animals, be out in the world and playing all day long if possible, making friends and try to be a little know-it-all. During the afternoons they all went to gather stories from anyone who was willing to share and during the mornings they would all create make-up fantastical scenarios based on said stories.

As it so happened, one of the stories was about some guy named Jed or something, who has superpowers, moved around objects with his mind, leaped so far away that basically flew… So, obviously, all kids pretended to be Jed that morning. They made swoosh sounds as they ran, tossed objects at one another “with their minds” and so on, as a few strangers and whatnot stopped to stare at these fun activities the next generation was offering.

One of the people observing, a simple looking Zabrak that happened to be travelling and be in the right place at the right time, approached Liz and asked if she has ever done this before. Without being sure what the robed woman meant, she simply shrugged and proceeded to play with her friends.
When she returned home in the afternoon, she saw that same woman in her house, having a secretive conversation with her parents. After an awkward small talk with them, it seems like they have decided for her to go to a Jedi Temple and get trained to do even more extraordinary things that she can possibly imagine; most importantly, to do them for the greater good.

Of course she was sad, of course she doubted the decision for a moment, as it would have been understandable for any kid that is presented with such a choice, or rather the lack of it. She thought to herself: best case scenario she becomes the person she always pretended to be; worst case scenario, she has a fascinating story to share if she can’t do it and they send her back.
She convinced herself that it’s truly worth the risk.