This placed him at odds with Atton Rand, who also desired Surik's feelings. Still, though he never denied his forbidden love for Surik, it amounted to little more than flattery and innocent flirtation in the end. He believed that the Jedi were too removed from everyday life, and from the very things that made them living, feeling beings. Though such things were forbidden to Jedi, Mical believed that the Jedi teachings were fundamentally flawed. Īs they traveled together, Mical was unable to hide his feelings for Surik. Surik offered to train him in the ways of the Force, and he gladly accepted the offer, becoming her Padawan at last and taking on the class of Jedi Consular. Īt first Mical was not open about his past involvement with the Jedi, nor did he give out his true name, instead going by 'Disciple.' After Surik had gained his trust, he confessed to having met her as a young student at the Jedi Enclave, and told of how his connection to the Force had faded since then. He also taught Surik a meditation technique to replenish her personal Force reservoir. Īlthough history was Mical's specialty, he had some medical training as well, and served as a surrogate medic aboard the Ebon Hawk. He found Meetra Surik instead, who told him of her search for the remaining Jedi Masters, and welcomed his company when Mical offered to apply his knowledge and skills to her quest, which seemed compatible with his. He had heard mention that one of the Jedi had gone to Dantooine, so he went to the ruins of the Jedi Enclave, but found no trace of them. With the Jedi gone, he sought to preserve their history by studying their teachings and gathering artifacts. In the aftermath of the Jedi Civil War, Mical was one of the few who maintained the distinction between the Jedi and the Sith. Mical during his travels with Meetra Surik.

All these things are in danger of being lost forever.' ―Mical The destruction of the Jedi Academy on Ossus near the Cron Drift in the Sith War… the teachings of Master Arca, the adventures of Jolee Bindo on the Rimward Missions. ' Much has been forgotten in recent wars, and I fear that greater troubles shall stem from that loss of knowledge in the future.

He was one of many who were denied the path of the Jedi at this time, in part due to the doubts he was having following the exile of his mentor, so he decided to serve the Republic instead. Soon few masters remained and by the time that Mical was ready to begin apprenticeship there was no one left who was fit to train him. Many Jedi had gone to war against the wishes of the Jedi Council, including Revan, Malak, and the Jedi that Mical had hoped would take him as a Padawan, Surik. īy the time Mical came of age, the Mandalorian Wars were raging. Comparing her with Master Vrook Lamar, Mical felt that while he was knowledgeable, he was not a natural leader or a mentor as was Surik.

He became somewhat enamored of Meetra Surik after she taught his class of younglings to hear the Force sing within others. He was brought to the Jedi Enclave on Dantooine to be trained in the ways of the Jedi. Mical was a Force-sensitive child, possibly from a Mid Rim colony. He'd get beaten to death on Nar Shaddaa as soon as he landed, though.' ― Mira Early life He is like someone who watches too many holovids… or teaches them.

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