Tales of the Jedi – Redemption 5

Warning: This infobox has missing parameters: upc, release date and unrecognized parameters: publication date Tales of the Jedi: Redemption 5: Master is the fifth issue in the Tales of the Jedi: Redemption series of comics. It was published on November 25, 1998 by Dark Horse Comics.

Opening Crawl

Master

''On [[Rhen Var]], the powerless, exiled [[Jedi]] [[Ulic Qel-Droma]] continues to train [[Vima Sunrider|Vima]], the daughter of [[Nomi Sunrider]]. At last, Vima builds her own [[lightsaber]] and spars with Ulic, even though the grim man has been blinded to [[the Force]]. But he still remembers what it is to be a [[Jedi Knight]], and reluctantly teaches her all that he knows.''

''[[Sylvar]], the ferocious [[Cathar]] Jedi, has gone into isolation herself, hunting and killing the great beasts on the savannas of her homeworld. She has directed all of her anger and energy to thoughts of revenge, particularly aimed at Ulic and what she perceives as his part in her own misery. Sylvar kills monstrous animals, but is still unable to quench her inner rage. One night a messenger comes to her campfire, informing her that Vima Sunrider has vanished. She rushes to offer Nomi any help she can.''

''On [[Exis Station]], Nomi Sunrider has turned away the scavenger [[Hoggon]] and his news of Ulic's whereabouts. Nomi realizes that she has neglected her daughter, and vows to bring her back, to train Vima as a Jedi. She heads off to Rhen Var, where she knows she will find Ulic. Hoggon, spurned, bumps into Sylvar on the station and offers his services to take her to where her enemy has gone to hide...''

''Back on the frozen world, Ulic and Vima continue their training, unaware of the forces converging on them...''

Plot summary

Nomi Sunrider travels to Rhen Var to find her daughter training with Ulic Qel-Droma. She tries to take Vima away but sees that she needs to make her own decisions. Sylvar also arrives on Rhen Var seeking to kill Ulic for killing her mate. But while fighting Ulic she comes to understand that she needs to move beyond her anger over her mate's death.