In the sinister final days of the Clone Wars, Jedi Master K’Khruk and his Clone Troopers
were forced to make an emergency landing on the distant Moon of Bogden 3, which also happened
to be one of the Jedi’s off-world training facilities for Jedi younglings.
The Younglings were beyond excited to meet the clone troopers, as most looked up to them
as heroes… but things quickly took a turn for the worse when the chilling call for Order
66 was given and the Clones were forced to commit unspeakable actions against the younglings.
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So, the story begins two and-a-half days before the terrifying call for Order 66 was issued
to all Clone Troopers, one the remote world of Saleucami.
The Clone Troopers of the republic are going about their business, repairing their vehicles
and are completely unassuming, oblivious to what is about to occur in two short days.
Masters K’Khruk and Sian Jeisel are telling Quinlan Vos and his apprentice, Aayla Secura
that they have been dispatched to the outer rim world of Mygeeto, to assist Ki-Adi Mundi
and Bacara’s forces there, before asking them where they are headed.
Quinlan Vos quickly responds to Master K’Khruk eerily letting him know that Aayla is being
sent to Felucia, and that he is being sent to Boz pity, before moving to Kashyyyk.
Felucia is of course the location of Aayla Secura’s brutal death at the hands of Commander
Bly and Kashyyyk is where Quinlan just barely managed to escape with his life.
And for the last time ever, Aayla and her master wish the others will, before setting
off to Felucia and Boz Pity.
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Following this, Master K’kruhk and his clone Trooper ready their fleet immediately and
set course for Mygeeto, zooming out of the thick atmosphere of the planet below.
K'Kruhk’s captain then quickly arrives to inform his General that they the fleet will
be jumping to hyperspace in only moments, but only seconds after he does this, a separatist
cruiser emerges from the shadows of the nearby moon, causing K'kruhk to mobilise his men
immediately.
An intense dogight then begins in the space above the fleet, but the Jedi master understands
that there are simply too many separatist forces for his men, ordering them to target
the bridge of the cruiser at full speed, with all of their firepower.
This tactic allows his men to horrifically destroy the separatist cruiser’s bridge,
before rapidly sending his own fleet into hyperspace with only moments to spare.
Master Geisel is relieved at the situation, telling her master “that was quick thinking,
I didn’t think it was going to work, the force was with you”.
Her master however wisely responds, “Yes, but sometimes you just get lucky”.
And Master K’kruhk is quickly forced to add to his statement, saying “... you also
get UNlucky”, as his fleet is swiftly ripped out of hyperspace, and sent plunging towards
the rocky surface of the Bogden system, surprisingly managing to land safely on the moon Bogden
3.
This is also incredibly symbolic as the moons of Bogden are also the true birthplace of
the Clone Wars if you think about it, as Darth Tyrannus recruited Jango Fett on one of these
moons.
As Master K’Kruhk’s ship lands on the dusty surface of Bogden 3, the Jedi younglings
along with their master joyfully rush towards the ship’s platform, excited to greet their
new guests.
Once the Jedi eventually step off their ship, they are greeted by Master Du Mahn, the head
Jedi of the training facility on Bogden three and leader of the Hawkbats.
Immediately after this the faces of the children light up with glee and, even some confusion
as they see a group of soldiers marching down the ramp.
The young Jedi are so excited to see their war heroes march onto their planet, with one
exclaiming “look, soldiers!” and another quizzically pointing towards the captain saying
“that one’s a captain!”.
Another youngling then points to a massive burned out blaster hole in one of the trooper’s
chestplates, saying “Did that happen in the war?
Did you get it fighting a Droideka”?
The trooper is confused at the amount of attention that he is getting, and quickly tells the
young Jedi that he got it from a regular battle droid.
Master Du Mahn then wrangles the children back to bring them inside, before asking for
a status report on the war effort from Jeisel.
She also notes that the younglings were supposed to be brought back to Coruscant several days
ago, but because of the attack on the capital by General Grievous, Master Yoda warned them
to remain in the current location for their safety.
The group then quickly move inside, where they enjoy a massive Jedi feast, before the
younglings are tasked with packing up the plates and cleaning the place up.
Master Geisel asks her captain if he enjoyed the massive increase in food from his usual
rations, but the Captain humbly says “rations do me just fine, general”.
Master K’Khruk then offers to give his men a night of rest because they had been working
so hard in the previous months, but the captain says that the war is nearing its end and his
men certainly do not want to miss out on that.
K’Khruk is intrigued by this, but does agree that he has seen more than enough of the war,
and says that he would be very pleased if he never has to raise his saber again.
The general then once again tells his Captain that even rest is part of their duty to the
Republic.
The captain accepts and places his helmet firmly back onto his head, but refuses to
stop working, telling his general “...but if it’s all the same, we’ll get back to
work”.
Really shows you just how hard these brave men worked for the Republic and how committed
to the war effort they were, before it all went downhill
Moments later, General K’Kruhk is silently relaxing, while the Jedi younglings are having
the time of their lives, talking to the Clone Troopers and inspecting their helmets.
While this is happening however, the chilling order is delivered by Chancellor Palpatine
himself, instructing the Clone Troopers to execute Order 66.
The Captain is shocked by this request, wondering how the Jedi could betray the republic.
Furthermore, the Captain is so shocked that he asks “Even the younglings?”.
Palpatine then gives him authority to execute the Younglings in cold blood, raising their
weapons and pointing their metallic barrels directly at the children.
The instant this happens, Master K’Khruk flies into a vicious, vengeful rage, and he
ignites his emerald green lightsaber and brutally shreds his own men to pieces.
Every Jedi in the building is extremely confused by the situation, but realise that they must
keep blocking blaster shots at all costs.
Master Du Mahn then leaps in front of her Jedi younglings, placing her own life between
that of the Clone’s blasters and the children, ragefully blocking each bolt as they zoom
through the air.
The younglings are absolutely terrified at this point and are shaking in fear, and disbelief,
but Master Du Mahn manages to push the Clone Troopers back with the force, allowing the
younglings to rush outside of the building to make their escape.
Tragically, Master Du Mahn is filled with a scorching bolt of energy, ending her life
on the spot, ultimately for the greater good as she has given a path of safety to the children.
This action sends Master K’Khruk into the deepest rage he has ever felt and leads to
furiously leap into the air with anger, roaring as he viciously stabs his own clone trooper
right through his beating hear.
K’khruk even further descends into madness, almost transitioning from a sentient being
to a mindless beast, controlled only by his anger.
With this rage and fury, he slices the heads of his men off, and firmly orders the younglings
to sprint to safety out of the door, as fear rushes through their minds.
Master K’Kruhk and the children then rush past the Clone Troopers stationed outside,
attempting to reach safety, and Maste Jeisel makes the incredibly brave decision to stay
behind and hold off the Clone Troopers.
She knows that she will not make it out alive, but is willing to make this sacrifice to protect
the Jedi younglings.
Master Jeisel uses her green bladed lightsaber, in combination with her incredible hand to
hand combat ability to valiantly hold the clones back but the hordes keep coming and
eventually, one storms forward holding a thermal detonator.
Master K’Kruhk looks back for one final time, as he sees Master Jeisel brutally killed
by the blast, along with many of his once loyal Clones.
Incredibly, one of the younglings demands that the group go back for Jeisel, but Master
K’Kruhk tells her the tragic news that “Jeisel is not coming home”.
Eventually the entire group manage to board their escape ship safely, with the entire
Jedi settlement on the surface below degraded to rubble and a flaming pile of cinder, as
everyone on board wonders how things could change this fast.
So many questions, and only one answer.
K’Kruhk is barraged by the younglings with countless questions, and that one answer if
course…
I’m sorry younglin’s, but I just don’t know.
So that is the story of the Clone Troopers who horrifically executed Order 66 on Jedi
younglings at the Jedi encampment on the third moon of Bogden.
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