The Jedi ruled long ago, and still do now, not much changed except...
The gruesome power of the Sith that once ruled the land had long ago forgotten their powers, and now lay dormant, unaware of the power lurking beneath the depths of the planet Tenga.
Obi-Wan was a young and naive, 16 year old Padawan Learner of Qui-Gon Gin. They had been through so many missions together their bound was strong that nothing could separate them, or so they thought. Evil has a way of changing people.
"Why in stars and galaxies do we have to go on a ridiculous training mission anyway? Hasn't it been long enough that the Council has forgiven me for leaving the order yet?" Obi-Wan complained at his Master.
"Calm yourself, my very young Padawan, all in good time life is not so easily forgiven."
"Yes Master, now what of the task at hand." Said a very sullen Obi-wan
"Well," Said Qui-Gon, "we will be heading to a planet called Tenga, there we will spend a whole month of rigorous training that will test your very existence. You will need body, mind and sprit if you are going to succeed."
"Yes, yes, too much talking and not enough going, come on, so we can get this over with." thought the adolescent teenager.
"You know Obi-Wan your so impatient sometimes, this training will do you some good I think," smiled Qui-Gon.
"Master I thought you said you had forgiving me for leaving the order and betraying you, how much longer do I have to keep making it up to you, don't you trust me," Obi-Wan rambled on.
"Yes Padawan I do trust you, but you did leave so now you are paying the price, Oh Impatience One, now come along and quite dragging your feet it makes an annoying sound," Laughed Qui-Gon
"Yes Master," Obi-Wan said with a grin.
Tenga was a very beautiful planet, but strangely enough it was deserted; only wildlife was suspost to inhabit the world. The Trees were lush, large, and the animals all Native to the World, there was alot to see but mostly beings did not travel here, they had heard it was cursed. So Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon were off for their Quest of boringness as Obi-Wan called it.