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Najara-Shabal

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Najara-Shabal was a Weequay Jedi Knight who was trained by Master Rahm Kota. She was promoted to the rank of Jedi Knight a week before the battle of Naboo. Four months before the Clone Wars, she was sent to the planet Farakolotkar by the Jedi High Council to investigate illegal activities in a Commerce Guild's mines. When she arrived to the silver rocky planet, she faced a terrifying situation, the Commerce Guild had enslaved the local human population, and were forcing them to mine precious metals.

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Najara-Shabal was a Weequay Jedi Knight who was trained by Master Rahm Kota. She was promoted to the rank of Jedi Knight a week before the battle of Naboo. Four months before the Clone Wars, she was sent to the planet Farakolotkar by the Jedi High Council to investigate illegal activities in a Commerce Guild's mines. When she arrived to the silver rocky planet, she faced a terrifying situation, the Commerce Guild had enslaved the local human population, and were forcing them to mine precious metals. Najara-Shabal, quickly entered in one of the mines, and after destroying the guarding Spelunker (Chameleon) droids, she reached the command center, were she had to face a pair of platoons of Dwarf Spider droids. After arresting Sluh Bei, Gossan director of raw materials, all the droids were deactivated, and the human people was set free. A week later arrived a Republic committee with guards, that proceeded to took under custody the Gossan representatives, and dismantled the local droid armies permanently. Najara-Shabal was also present in the battle of Geonosis. She died in the execution arena, just a couple of days before of the date that the Jedi High Council had set for her to take her first padawan.