Star Wars: From the Journals of Obi-Wan Kenobi #[nn]

In "The Last of His Breed," Luke stumbles upon Obi-Wan Kenobi’s journal, uncovering the hidden years the Jedi Master spent on Tatooine—guarding Luke and his family while keeping his past a secret. Written with quiet intensity, the story reveals the weight of solitude and duty in a galaxy that has forgotten the Jedi.

In "null," a quiet moment from Obi-Wan Kenobi’s journal reveals a younger Ben Kenobi stepping into the shadows to guide a young Luke Skywalker toward a path he doesn’t yet understand. Told with the weight of memory and the quiet hope of what might be, this story captures a fragile bond forming between two boys on the edge of a galaxy at war.

In a quiet corner of the galaxy, Obi-Wan Kenobi finds himself hunted by the notorious bounty hunter Black Krssantan, sent to deliver him—dead or alive—to Jabba the Hutt. Told from the pages of Obi-Wan’s own journal, this tense, introspective tale captures a moment of isolation and resolve in a life shadowed by war.

In "Yoda's Secret War Part II," the Jedi Master is drawn by the Force to an uncharted world, where he encounters a tribe of warrior children who challenge him with a trial in a hidden cave—testing his wisdom, strength, and connection to the Force. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, blending mystery and ancient power as Yoda faces a test that may reveal more about his past than he ever expected.

In "Yoda's Secret War Part V," Luke Skywalker journeys to a remote world where towering stone beings move with quiet purpose, their presence tied to the Force in ways even Yoda once struggled to understand. As Luke seeks answers from the planet’s ancient guardians, he uncovers echoes of a forgotten conflict that shaped the Jedi Master’s past.