Days of Fear
Attribution
Writer(s)	John Jackson Miller
Penciller(s)	Dustin Weaver Brian Ching
Letterer(s)	Michael Heisler
Colorist(s)	Michael Atiyeh
Cover artist(s)	Brian Ching Michael Atiyeh
Publication information
Publisher	Dark Horse Comics
Issues	3
General information
Era	Old Republic
Timeline	3,963 BBY

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Days of Fear is the fourth story-arc of the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic series of comics. Star Wars Insider 91 first revealed that it will feature two characters from the Knights of the Old Republic games, who later turned out to be Saul Karath and Carth Onasi.

Plot summaryEdit

The Last Resort leaves Zayne and Gryph on Ralltiir, where Gryph contracts Slyssk, a Trandoshan ship thief, in order to secure another ship. Unfortunately for them, the vessel that Slyssk steals, the Little Bivoli, turns out to be a provisioning ship for the Republic Navy, and as such is noticed by the Republic fleet above Ralltiir.^[1] Zayne, Gryph and Slyssk are forced to join the fleet, as it moves to the planet Serroco, and pose as fringers, so as to avoid suspicion.^[2]

Meanwhile, having parted with Zayne and Gryph, the Last Resort heads for the Arkanian homeworld, Arkania, where Jarael hopes to find a cure for Camper's illness. They are engaged by an HK-24 series assassin droid sent after Camper, hidden inside a shipment crate.^[1] After attempting to help Jarael (whom the invader does not care about) and Camper, T1-LB proves to be no match for the HK-24; however, Rohlan Dyre, hiding aboard the ship, reveals himself and destroys the droid.^[2]

At Camp Three on Serroco, Zayne has a Force vision of the Mandalorians devastating the planet and tries to alert Gryph, but the latter dismisses his warnings, being too concerned about his own profit from the Little Bivoli fringer business.^[2] Desperate to alert Saul Karath, now a Rear Admiral, Zayne stows away on Lieutenant Carth Onasi's ship when it heads for Karath's flagship, the Courageous; however, he is not believed and is detained on the Courageous as a suspected Mandalorian spy. Shortly thereafter, the Mandalorian fleet seen in Zayne's vision appears out of hyperspace. Strangely, though, the Mandalorian fleet does not engage the Courageous, instead launching missiles around it toward the planet's surface.

While Carth manages to get seventeen of the Stereb cities evacuated underground, the Battle of Serroco results in a major disaster for the Republic.^[3] The Little Bivoli is destroyed among most of the Republic fleet;^[4] Gryph's and Slyssk's respective fates were unknown after the battle.

AppearancesEdit

IssuesEdit

• Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 13: Days of Fear, Part 1
• Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 14: Days of Fear, Part 2
• Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 15: Days of Fear, Part 3

CollectionsEdit

• Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic: Days of Fear, Nights of Anger

Notes and referencesEdit