Star Wars: Ageless Void [Spies - Progression - Exploration]

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ONGOING: (ON HIATUS AFTER THE CONCLUSION OF THE SECOND STORY ARC, PUBLISHED ON 8/2/2024) CONCEPT: A spy novel from its inception, this story became a story of deception, progression, intrigue, exploration, and the CULTIVATION of a character I created in the Expanded Universe. Progression and exploration begins in the chapter "The Last Jedi Master," everything before that is the origin story of an Imperial spy codenamed "Ageless Void," who gets caught in a massive conspiracy, and which eventually leads him to his Dathomiri roots, and to studies in the Force, both Light Side and Dark.  SYNOPSIS 3 ABY:  On an ice-covered planet, an Imperial spy lies in the snow, dying. Betrayed by his superiors, the ISB spy codenamed "Ageless Void" awakens to find himself injured, alone, and vengeful. Ageless has almost forgotten his name, almost forgotten his Zabrak ancestors on Dathomir. His mission was to infiltrate the Rebel base on Hoth and capture or neutralize Han Solo, Princess Leia, and Luke Skywalker, but now Ageless must endure harsh elements, Wampas, frozen wastelands, and a lack of food. But surviving Hoth and escaping it are just the start of his troubles. He's being tracked by spies in the Rebel intelligence network, wanted for any information he can give them about ISB's movements. And the Empire wants him dead, so that his true secret can never be revealed. Ageless must survive long enough to reach Cloud City, where he's heard Solo and his friends have fled. But he's got a bigger problem...Lord Vader, commanding his Super Star Destroyer EXECUTOR, is also converging on Bespin, as are a multitude of bounty hunters and Rebel spies. For fans of The Bourne Identity, Heat, The Day of the Jackal, and Three Days of the Condor, as well as for fans of Legends-style connected storylines, where the deeper lore was explored and given great meaning. With eventual explorations of the Force and Dathomiri lore.

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