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Born on Nar Shaddaa during one of his family’s trading stops, he spent his earliest years aboard freighters travelling between the Outer Rim’s smaller ports. His Evereni family had no permanent settlement, moving wherever their work took them. Nar Shaddaa remained his recorded birthplace, but he had little connection to it.

After his sensitivity to the Force was identified, he entered the care of the Jedi at Lyta Outpost. There he received his foundational training before being taken as a Padawan. Lyta became his permanent residence and the base from which he accompanied his master on assignments.

Under his master’s guidance, he began training in tracking and investigation. His instruction covered following physical trails, examining evidence, interviewing witnesses and locating missing people. Although he learned to use the Force to sharpen his awareness, his master required him to support his conclusions with evidence. Their assignments took them to remote settlements, where they conducted searches and patrols beyond the reach of reliable local assistance.

These journeys also formed the basis of his training in field survival, navigation and equipment maintenance.

His apprenticeship ended with the destruction of Lyta Outpost in 469.12 ABY. He survived the attack; his master was killed. During the evacuation, he followed his master’s final instruction to withdraw. He escaped without learning exactly what had happened to them, and the loss left his training incomplete.

He subsequently relocated with the surviving Jedi to the Ossus Temple. Without his master, he continued through supervised duties, assisting with supplies, equipment and preparations for travel. These responsibilities kept him involved in the Order, but he struggled to resume a structured apprenticeship. His time at Ossus did not lead to a lasting training arrangement.

Now a Jedi Adept, he has been offered a place at the Duneeden Branch of the Jedi Order. He arrives with practical experience in tracking and fieldwork, but with significant portions of his education still unfinished.