The final and exciting conclusion to the 'I don't know yet' series. Enjoy. I hope to soon have everything in one document. I will later be posting that.
Jaina looked around. Gigantic Yavin trees surrounded her.
[Jaina, we figured it out,] Luke 'said.' [We believe that as soon as you hit the present, you will catapult back to a time before the groundquake. If you stay exactly where you are, we can find you.]
[OK,] Jaina replied, feeling a little sick. [I think I'm going to-] She was cut off, slumping to the ground.
"Master Skywalker, Jaina is in critical condition! She just dropped into a coma," a doctor said as he dashed in.
Luke, Jacen, Tenel Ka, and Lowie all sprinted to the infirmary. Jaina lay almost peacefully on a cot. Monitors around her beeped and printed their messages.
Back in her dreamland, Jaina woke up. Her uncle leaned over her."Jaina?"
"I'm awake?" she asked quietly.
"Yes, you are," Luke replied. He suddenly drew a lightsaber, bringing it down towards Jaina's head. Colors flashed and Jaina found herself sitting in her quarters with a small circuit. She picked it up and walked toward the hangar. She arrived, noticing everything exactly as it was before. A quiet rumbling alerted her to the groundquake. She ducked out of the way, but was still hit by three large chunks of rock. Colors flashed around her, and she found herself in a bed in the Academy's infirmary.
[Uncle Luke?] she said. [I'm almost there.]
[We'll be waiting,] Luke replied.
Jaina flashed through space again, only this time finding herself in a totally dark room. A lone figure stood at the other end, eerily lit up by a pillar of white. Lightning leapt out of his hands and struck Jaina.
"The Dark Side is your destiny," he said in an even more eerie echo. "Embrace it or die."
The figure twirled Jaina around, slamming her into an invisible barrier. She distinctly felt a shoulder pop. Before she could even recover, the figure extended a finger and Jaina flew into another wall. She tried to tap the Force, but all she could feel was fear, anger, aggression. All of the Dark Side. Jaina collected her efforts, but the Sith whipped her into a pillar at the center of the room. A few ribs cracked. Jaina concentrated, anchoring herself in place. All of her fear and anger drained away, leaving her a path to the Light Side. She drew on it and formed a pillar of light, thrusting it at her foe. He disappeared in a flash of brilliant blue.
Jaina only dimly remembered waking up. Her uncle, her brother, and half the Jedi Academy were waiting.
"I believe she's OK," the doctor said. Cheers went up around the room. Later, Jaina and Luke came up with a possible meaning of her 'dream.' It was a test, designed to give her a choice between fear and the Dark Side, and hope and the Light.