Obi-Wan protested the decision, claiming that he could still become a Jedi Knight, but Docent was firm, and finally Obi-Wan conceded.

Later that evening, as Obi-Wan bandaged his wounds, his clan Master, Docent Vant, arrived with shocking news: Vant's datapad detailed Obi-Wan's orders to report to the freighter Monument for transfer to the Agricultural Corps. Obi-Wan left the training area and returned to his room, but Bruck traveled up to the infirmary, muttered Obi-Wan's name, and pretended to pass out: his plan all along was to discredit Obi-Wan. Both boys fought until they were exhausted. After their Master left, Bruck taunted Obi-Wan into another, unauthorized, battle. Yoda dispensed sage advice, but neither apprentice paid attention. Throughout the battle, Bruck grew increasingly angrier, as did Obi-Wan, but Obi-Wan eventually emerged victorious, tiring his opponent to the point of defeat. Obi-Wan sparred with another Jedi apprentice, Bruck Chun, under the supervision of Yoda. Only then can his education as a Jedi truly begin. He must face off against unexpected enemies-and face up to his own dark wishes. Now Obi-Wan is about to have his first encounter with true evil. Because of this, the Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn will not take him on as a Padawan apprentice.

But he cannot control his own anger and fear.

After years at the Jedi Temple, he knows the power of the lightsaber and the Force. Twelve-year-old Obi-Wan Kenobi desperately wants to be a Jedi Knight.

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