Saving Life-Day!

 Tython Squadron: Saving Life-Day!

On Kiast, stories are told to small Vatali and Quorahi children about the legendary Master Nicol Klaus - a powerful Force-wielder who knows all and sees all - especially whether you've been naughty or nice!

Every year on Life Day, Master Klaus travels the Kiast system in his ship, delivering presents to all the good children, and hunks of rusted droid-parts to the one's whove misbehaved. But you, grown up that you are, never believed in such nonsense!

...At lest, not until he crash landed outside your doorstep with a gaping hole in his ship.

Yes, it would seem that a crew of pirates have attacked Master Klaus' ship, badly damaging it, and seeking to steal all the gifts. Truly, they are the lowest of the low. But the Force works in mysterious ways, for who better to aid him in his time of need than one of the pilots of Tython Squadron?

In 500 words or more, tell the tale of how you transported the gifts to all the good little children of Kiast, and defeated the thieving pirates who sought to ruin this treasuered holiday.

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Tython Squadron: Saving Life-Day!

Agate woke up in the morning to start her day.

It was a chill winter during this Life-Day.

Agate thought for a while about the past.

The times when she was not on Kiast.

She remembered the times during this celebration.

She used to make crafts and other creations.

On her lovely planet home world.

It’s hard to describe through words.

Agate stayed in her room, she memorized.

Suddenly she felt a bit hungry, she realized.

Agate then went to the kitchen to cook.

She had her breakfast and read the book.

She looked through the window and felt a bit blue.

The day looked pale and the cold wind blew.

The temperature was awful.

But the scenery was beautiful.

Agate wanted to take a look outside.

Maybe just for a walk or a sleigh ride.

Agate opened the door to see the snow.

She found something really strange! But, how?

A crashed ship landed with a gaping hole.

It made the surrounding was messy as a whole.

An old man with red and white costume.

“Maybe his ship is old too,” she assumed.

He looks familiar with his long grey beard.

She remembered the story she often heard.

“Master Nicol Klaus?”, she asked.

“Ho ho ho. Yep, this is me,” he replied.

While Master Klaus tried to fix and looked around,

Agate still couldn’t believe what she found.

She thought that story was not real.

Many might not believe, but it’s not a big deal.

A Force-wielder who knows all and sees all.

A powerful man delivering the presents for all.

Her favorite childhood story became reality!

It might sound silly, but she was so happy.

“Mater Klaus, can I help you?” she asked.

“Nice! Thank you for asking,” he replied.

“The pirates have attacked my ship.

They wanted to steal all the gifts inside the ship.

I need you to transport them immediately,

to all the good little children of Kiast safely.

May the Force guide you,” he added.

“You as well. I’ll do my best!” she replied.

Agate moved the gifts into her ship.

All those lovely gifts she wanted to keep.

But they belong to the good children of Kiast.

Agate flew in her ship to deliver them fast.

But before she sent the gift, Agate thought of something.

She won’t let the thieving pirates do bad for anything.

Agate must stop the pirates that day.

So, they couldn’t ruin this treasured day.

She flew to the hill to attack the pirates’ base.

The pirates ran away to keep themselves safe.

It’s time for Agate to finish her duty.

She checked the list of the kids’ identity.

But how did Agate deliver the gifts secretly?

Agate should think about it carefully.

Maybe she could use her force ability.

It’s unlikely she got down the chimney.

This was an untold part of this story.

Let it remain as a mystery.

In the next morning, the wonderful moment happened.

All the children of Kiast found the gift they received.

Finally, the children opened the gift with joy.

Agate had done her job well, Oh boy!

The children celebrated Life-Day together.

Agate thanked the force to guide her.

Agate successfully saved the precious day.

To all the children of Kiast – Happy Life-day! 

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Version 2: 

Tython Squadron: Saving Life-Day!

Agate woke to the chill of a winter Life-Day, memories of celebrations past flooding her thoughts—days when Kiast wasn’t her home, moments crafting amid joyous festivities.

Lost in reverie, hunger nudged her to the kitchen where breakfast awaited alongside a good read. As she gazed out the window, a somber hue veiled the day, yet the wintry landscape charmed her with its serene beauty.

A longing for a stroll or sleigh ride tugged at her, coaxing her outdoors. But upon stepping out, an unexpected sight seized her attention—a crashed ship and an old man in red and white.

“Master Nicol Klaus?” she ventured, her disbelief tangible. 

“Ho ho ho. Indeed,” he chuckled.

As Klaus tended to his ship, Agate, still reeling from the surreal encounter, couldn’t shake the childhood tales now embodied before her.

“Can I assist you?” she offered.

“Thank you kindly,” Klaus replied.

The story unfolded—a pirate attack threatened the Life-Day presents meant for Kiast’s children. Determined, Agate took charge, ferrying the gifts in her ship with a resolve to thwart the pirates' malicious intent.

Upon reaching the pirates' hideout, they fled, leaving Agate to fulfill her mission—delivering the gifts while ensuring the pirates couldn’t sabotage the day. Her Force abilities aided her covert deliveries, leaving the how shrouded in mystery.

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Version 3: 

Tython Squadron: Saving Life-Day!

In winter's chill, Agate awoke, Life-Day on her mind,

Memories swirled, distant celebrations to find.

Days when Kiast wasn’t her place to reside,

Crafting amidst joy, festivities worldwide.

Hunger called, she heeded and prepared breakfast fare,

With a book in hand, she pondered, lost in a wintry stare.

Beyond the window pane, the day seemed a bit blue,

Yet the frosty landscape was a picturesque view.

A longing for a stroll, a desire to slide and glide,

Out the door she ventured, what could there be outside?

Lo and behold, a sight most strange and wild,

A crashed ship, an old man—she blinked, beguiled!

“Master Nicol Klaus?” she asked, feeling bemused,

“Ho ho ho, indeed,” he said, humor infused.

While Klaus worked on his ship, Agate’s thoughts took flight,

To childhood tales, now embodied before her sight.

“Can I lend a hand?” she offered, earnest to assist,

“Thank you kindly,” Klaus replied, spirits lifted, not missed.

A tale began—pirates threatened presents meant for the young,

Agate took charge, her resolve strong, her will strung.

Gifts loaded, she flew with resolve and might,

To protect Life-Day joy, away from pirate’s sight.

The pirates fled, her determination their bane,

Agate's mission clear—to keep the day free from stain.

As the children awoke, a magical sight they found,

Life-Day presents delivered, joy spread all around.