JEDI HoloNet

Newly promoted Jedi Masters Delmi N’Jork and Simus Cnydaria with Jedi Master Sebastin Creed

Today the Order recognises the dedication and contributions made by Jedi Knights Simus Cnydaria and Delmi N’Jork, by granting them the rank of Jedi Master. Both have spent many years learning the ways of the force and passing on that knowledge to both students and peers. While this will always be so, the Order is proud to acknowledge their successes and ask them to continue their hard work, leading by example.

The council wish to congratulate Novice Padawans Kajuun Mujai, Xel Damar and Zander-Bo Umra for their recent elevation from Initiate. The training they have undergone and the trials they have experienced, resulting in this promotion, have paid off, and have made them eligible for a mentor.

Today the Order welcomes another student into its ranks. Congratulations to the newly initiated Xel Damar, who has demonstrated a strong yearning to pursue the studies of a Jedi. We hope you find you have an enlightening and productive experience with the Alzoc branch.

In addition, we also wish to congratulate both Novice Padawans Nico Keztor and Clara Baunes for their recent elevation from Initiate. The training they have undergone and the trials they have experienced resulting in this promotion, have paid off, and have made them eligible for a mentor.

Please join us in welcoming the newly initiated students of the Alzoc III Enclave. You have all shown great dedication and an unwavering desire to learn and grow and we hope this continues long into your career as students of the Force.

Kajuun Mujai
Zander-Bo Umra
Raskta Vuhei

Congratulations to all, and may you find wisdom from your instructors and friendship from your peers.

It was early this morning that Rylos Vin, former Jedi Padawan Learner and Lieutenant Commander of the 191st Infantry Division in the Alliance-Commonwealth Coalition forces, was exiled by the High Council of the Jedi Order. Vin was then released to the Galactic Republic Naval Judiciary Branch to be court-martialed under the charge of “Dereliction of Duty”. The Naval Office states it has reason to believe that Commander Vin “left his post with neither orders nor intent on returning” during the Mandalorian sieges of Mon Calamari. Though no official sentence has been issued it is likely the former Jedi will face both a dishonorable discharge and incarceration. How long Vin will be committed to a military detention facility, if convicted, remains undetermined.

Listed as Missing In Action during the siege on Mon Calamari, Rylos Vin recently resurfaced on the planet of Handooine. Attempting to create ID Docs under a false identity, Vin was electronically flagged and immediately taken into custody by local law enforcement officers. He was held in the spaceport until Jedi from Ossus arrived to transport him back to Coruscant to be put on before the Jedi High Council.

The question as to why Rylos Vin fled the battle of Mon Calamari remains unanswered as the military courts are not forthcoming with information at this time. In light of these events concerns are raised; What does the Republic have to hide in regard to Coalition military personnel who are still considered missing? Do the military courts reserve the right to prosecute for such crimes that occurred before it’s reorganization into the New Galactic Republic? Time will tell as this case draws to a close.

Hoping to keep the Galaxy informed;

This is Ler Voon…

Signing off.