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The sun beamed upon the homestead as silence spread across the entire area. From the courtyard to the kitchen, to even the bed rooms was mostly silent. There was no activity going on in the house, not even from the kitchen or from the garage, where the man usually worked at. It sure was quiet.

"C'mon dad, please! Just one more story!"

"For the last time, I said no!"

Well, it was almost quiet as the boy was following his father through the courtyard and continually asked for another story. As to why the boy was doing this was because the man did not want to tell his son another one. An entire week passed since the man told his son the story of the Rider known as Kane, and the boy was getting more anxious each day. The man himself knew it, but he felt a hint of joy by making his son ever more curious about the Riders.

"Just one story!" the boy begged as he got in front of his dad.

Bringing his head down at his son, the man looked at the boy, his hardened face still telling the boy "no." However, his face softened at the sight of his son's enthusiastic face and the man sighed. "Alright," he gave in as he sat down in the courtyard.

The boy eagerly sat down on the dusty floor of the courtyard as he waited with much anticipation of his father's narration. "Now before I start, I should let you know that after this story, there won't be anymore," the man explained.

"Why?" the boy raised an skeptic eyebrow.

"Because this is the last story," the boy's dad replied. "This story is how the Riders met each other."

"They met?" the boy exclaimed.

"Yes, they met," the man nodded with a smile. "Now, let's get started shall we."

as his father began, "Some years after the events of each story, the Riders lived comfortable lives in times of peace. Whenever they were needed to fight evil, they answered the call and defeat the said evil. However, ten years ago, something happened that made them leave their planets."

"What?" the boy asked his father. "What happened?"

"Well, remember how the Riders can use the Force?" he asked his son, who nodded in response. "Well, they all had a mysterious dream of a ghost and here, on Tatooine. In the dream, the ghost called to them to come to that planet. And they did. However, arriving on Tatooine, they would come across their greatest enemy; one who needed to be defeated by their combined strength..."

The desert planet of Tatooine was one of those planets in the Outer Rim that was the farthest from the Core Worlds of the galaxy. The two suns shone brightly in the black void known as space, the suns' beams of light passing through the planet's atmosphere. The only settlement on Tatooine was Mos Eisley that was filled with dozens of sentient beings, whose occupations ranged from merchants to bounty hunters. The native population was consisted of the nomadic Tusken Raiders, or "Sand People" as the other sentient species like to call them.

Many ships approached the desert planet, ranging from smuggler freighters to old Imperial vessels to even ships that belonged to bounty hunters. Among the ships that flew towards Tatooine were four particular vessels: a gray Jedi starfighter from the Clone Wars, an unknown jet black ship that was shaped like a diamond, a black Corellian YT-1300 vessel, and an X-wing. The four vessels came from different angles yet each one was heading towards a single point on Tatooine. The great distances between the starships prevented their pilots from noticing each other as they entered the planet's atmosphere.

When entering the atmosphere, the four ships passed over the sandy dunes that made up the desert terrain of Tatooine, each one coming from different points on the planet. The pilots of each ship knew that they could not use their respective ships for long distances for it would be wasting fuel, so the ships landed in their respective areas on the dessert sands. The pilots dismounted their spacecrafts, heading towards their single destination point.

Unknown to them, the pilots were being watched by what seemed to be a malevolent being, who impatiently waited. What the being was waiting for was unknown to everyone else, but whatever it was, it seemed to be something diabolical.

AN: And that's it! Please leave your comments in the reviews, and if you have any criticism, please let it be constructive! Now, this story is NOT up for adoption.

Raika out!