The True Story of Kylam Raf

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Kylam-Raf
"I am not who you think I am."

-Kylam-Raf

Pre-Birth
Kylam-Raf is one of the most puzzling people in history. Though he was born on Redmin, he never really allowed people to know. Redmin was his homeworld. He grew up there, learning many things in 3827 BBY. However, they say that Kylam-Raf is the most famous and powerful figure the galaxy may ever see.

Kylam-Raf is one of the first Chosen Ones to be made. He is the Sith Chosen One, while his brother Kaytop was the Jedi Chosen One. Kylam-Raf was alive before this period of birth, but not in a physical form. He was a force Entity, learning of Deltor, the Sith Emperor, Jedi and Sith. Though many wonder why he didn't join the universe in physical form, he claims that it was a need to know what he was stepping into. His body has been alive for only 19 years, but his force entity has been alive for over one hundred years.

The True Warrior
Born into the Carbonlifter family, Kylam-Raf has relations to every being in the galaxy. Many ask how, but Kylam-Raf is a human made by the force. He was never made by sexual actions, the Dark Side and Light Side both combined, forming the First Great Tribute. Kylam-Raf and Kaytop Carbonlifter were the results. Both of them were marked as gray, and they formed the Gray Side of the Force, showing that perhaps there was hope for the galaxy after all. Both of them became Jedi in their past. They soon learned that they were the roles, that the Dark Side wanted Kylam-Raf, and the Light Side, Kaytop. Breaking their bond to the force, these two both split from the gray and went to their own ways, Kaytop being a Jedi, and Kylam being a Sith.

Reuniting
During the period of the Emperor's death and Baras' failure, these two reunited in the Battle of Dromund Kaas and eventually, were Awakened together by the Force Nexus. They both began a understanding of each other, but they had different ways to teach it. Kylam-Raf wanted to teach Sith, and Kaytop, the Jedi. Both of them battled and eventually, began to teach through their way.