Kallus intends to find these Rebels and ensure that the Spark of Rebellion doesn't get the possible chance to spread. He explains to Aresko when their operations are targeted in a ongoing basis, it could signify the start of a full-scale rebellion against the Empire. Kanan and Sabine man the two gun turrets, and hold off the TIE fighters, giving Hera a chance to jump the Ghost into hyperspace.īack on Lothal, the incident has brought the attention of ISB Agent Kallus who is not at all surprised as this was not the first time the Empire's operations have been attacked by these Rebels. Ezra falls through the ventilation shafts and into one of the ship's gun turrets, where he realizes that for the first time in his life he was in space, and in a battle. Hera, meanwhile, is impressed by what she's heard from Kanan, and thinks Ezra could be a useful member of the crew which Kanan, at first, disagrees with. While explaining what happened, Zeb and Sabine keep an eye on Ezra and after making a complaint about Zeb's smell, he throws Ezra into a small, closet-sized room, but manages to escape through the air vents and make his way through the bowels of the ship. Kanan makes his way to the cockpit, where the Twi'lek Hera Syndulla is piloting the ship. The Rebels help him aboard with the crate he stole and head for space with additional TIE fighters in pursuit. The fighter fires on him and destroyes his speeder, leaving him defenseless until the fighter is shot down by a ship known as the Ghost. Ezra continues to speed back towards his tower with the TIE fighter on his tail. However, before Kanan can regain possession of the crates, a TIE fighter fires on their position, destroying his speeder. The Rebels fight off the troops and Kanan intercepts Ezra. The chase leads to a roadway outside the city, where Ezra and the two Rebels are spotted and chased by Imperial troops. But most of their stolen goods got stolen by Ezra who jumps onto a speeder and speeds away through the streets with Kanan and Zeb in pursuit. He stays hidden as he watches him and two others known as Garazeb Orrelios, a Lasat, and Sabine Wren, a Mandalorian, attack and steal a small supply of Imperial crates. While watching the Imperials, Ezra unknowingly through the Force senses the presence of Kanan Jarrus, a former Jedi Padawan who survived the destruction of the Jedi Order. The merchant is thankful for Ezra's help, who helps himself to some jogan fruits so he could have something to eat.Įzra climbs onto the rooftops where he finds his way towards the square and overlooks Aresko and Grint, who learn that there was no emergency after all. Ezra casually bumps into the Imperials and swipes Aresko's communicator, which he used to impersonate as an Imperial officer and lure Aresko and Grint towards a supposed emergency in the city's main square. When the merchant openly expresses his disagreement with the Empire, saying that the Imperials ruin Lothal and the rest of the galaxy, Aresko places him under arrest for treason. One day in the Capital City, Commandant Aresko and Taskmaster Grint are harassing a local merchant to show his identification. Among these children who are one with the Force is an orphan boy named Ezra Bridger who lives on the planet Lothal. Fear of them becoming Jedi, the Dark Lord of the Sith Darth Vader tasks the Empire's Inquisitor to "hunt down this new enemy eliminate them along with any surviving Jedi who train them". However the Emperor "has foreseen a new threat rising against him: The Children of The Force". But the young con artist soon finds that destiny has other plans for him, as he encounters a small band of rebels who dare to strike back against the Empire.įourteen years after the end of the Clone Wars, the Jedi and the Republic has fallen with the rise of the Galactic Empire. Their ominous presence is a cloud over the planet, squashing any hope of freedom or a better life, especially for 14-year-old orphan Ezra Bridger.
The Jedi are no more, and the Empire rules the galaxy with an iron fist - bringing tyranny to the Outer Rim world of Lothal.
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