Sekra'ah sat in solitude within the anci[/color]ent Jedi temple. He never considered himself a Jedi, even after his mentor taught him the ways of their religion. Sekra had grown up knowing no one else, surrounded by cold and dangerous beasts. He discovered his talent with the force at the age of 3 when his family was killed. Was it not for his aptitude with the force Sekra would never have survived. He never restrained his affinity with the force, for him it was as center to his life as breathing and eating. After being left alone to survive on the ice tundras of Hoth he found shelter in a cave covered in force crystals. It was in this home that he would live for the next 21 years. It was at that point he met his one and only true friend. An outcast Jedi Knight who had left the Jedi order after a conflict with the council. Reesh Jangjoo left to wander the galaxy in search of what the force really meant to him without anyone shoving rhetoric down his throat.<br/><br/>Reesh found Sekra on Hoth after he wandered too far into the cold nothingness. Sekra saved him and nursed him to health in his cave. It was the first time he had seen another being that wasn't a beast trying to kill him. Once Reesh was healthy he tried to thank his rescuer but quickly realized the Twi'lek man could not speak, not any language known to the galaxy anyway.<br/><br/>Reesh spent the next 4 years with Sekra'ah teaching him Galactic Basic, about the galaxy, and about the force. Sekra knew the force but he knew it like he knew how to walk or climb, he knew nothing of what it really was, light or dark, it all meant nothing to him. Reesh was like a father to Sekra and lived him as such. Which is why his death at the hands of a couple sith was so hard for him. He replayed that night in his mind every night. Had he only been there to kill those sith before they found Reesh. Sekra had his revenge he had torn both sixth to shreds after the grief of finding his mentor lay dieing.<br/><br/>Sekra now lived by the final words given to him by his only father he ever knew,<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#32cd32">"Find purpose"</span>. Those words raced through his mind every day as they did that moment as he sat in the temple Reesh and told him about. This was the place they were we meant to go and finish his training. Now he sat in silence decided where he would go next, what he would do, allowing the force to  surround him and guide him.