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Creon is an Force Disciple who serves Clan Naga Sadow of the Dark Brotherhood.
Biography
Young Creon
Early Life
Creon was born in 10 ABY on the desert world of Tatooine. He was the son of a former Imperial pilot who deserted following the collapse of the Galactic Empire. Seeking anonymity and stability, his father settled near Mos Eisley, eventually becoming a moisture farmer. There, he married a cantina worker who had been raising Creon as a single mother. Together, they formed a modest but structured household, later welcoming two daughters.
Creon’s upbringing was heavily influenced by his father’s Imperial background. Discipline, tactical thinking, and self-reliance were emphasized from a young age, giving Creon a foundation uncommon among Outer Rim settlers. As he matured, he demonstrated strong academic ability and physical aptitude, prompting him to pursue a military path.
Upon reaching adulthood, Creon enlisted in the Iron Forces, which operated recruitment outposts alongside the Emperor’s Hammer in remote regions of the galaxy. His performance quickly distinguished him among his peers.
The Dark Brotherhood
Creon’s exceptional aptitude, coupled with a rare and elevated midi-chlorian count, attracted the attention of Jeric Cyrin of the Dark Jedi Brotherhood. Around 29 ABY, Creon was taken as Jeric’s apprentice and formally inducted into the Brotherhood.
At the Shadow Academy, Creon underwent rigorous training in the Dark Side of the Force. He developed proficiency in both defensive and aggressive combat disciplines, notably Soresu and Vaapad, blending control with calculated ferocity.
Following his elevation to Acolyte, Creon was assigned to House Shar Dakhan of Clan Naga Sadow. There, he participated in covert operations as a member of the Reaper Crew, led by Roxas Buurenaar. In parallel, he was appointed Prefect of the planet Aeotheran, a role intended to test his leadership and political acumen. His tenure was ultimately cut short following the dissolution of the Dlarit Corporation in 33 ABY.
From Darkness to Light
During a campaign against Clan Odan-Urr on New Tython (circa 28–29 ABY), Creon’s unit was decimated, and he was captured by Jedi forces. Rather than execution, the Jedi Council offered him clemency on the condition that he renounce the Dark Brotherhood and dedicate himself to the Light Side of the Force.
This moment marked a pivotal transformation in Creon’s life. Under the supervision of Aura Ta’var, he underwent intensive rehabilitation and retraining as a Jedi Padawan. Within a year, he successfully completed his trials and was formally recognized as a Jedi Knight.
Creon’s transition to the Light did not erase his past, but instead refined it—tempering his aggression into discipline and reshaping his understanding of power and responsibility.
The Wildcards
In 35 ABY, Creon joined a specialized team known as The Wildcards, tasked with providing secure transportation and logistical support for the Odanite Expeditionary Force. Operating aboard the Baleen-class heavy freighter Idiot’s Array, Creon and his crew—Jael Chi’ra, Tarvitz, Celevon, and Len Iode—conducted numerous missions, including search and rescue operations in coordination with the Vatali Royal Guard.
Rite of Supremacy: Meridian
By 37 ABY, Creon had risen to the position of Aedile of House Hoth. During his tenure, he implemented significant reforms within the Odanite Expeditionary Force, prioritizing large-scale naval logistics over small squadron deployments.
Creon worked closely with both ground forces and Mandalorian mercenaries led by Luna Okami. During the battle of Meridian Prime Space Station, he demonstrated effective joint-force leadership. His actions during the conflict, including the capture of the shard Rutgar-4 and a valuable crystal artifact, led to his promotion to Quaestor.
The Okami Mandalorians
During his campaigns, Creon formed a close bond with Mandalorian warrior Dral Falgorth, who inspired him to pursue initiation into the Okami Mandalorian Clan. Undertaking the trials of the Verd’goten, Creon learned the Mandalorian language, Mando’a, and embraced the Canons of Honor.
He completed his trials by surviving a full winter on the frozen moon Kaerls. In 39 ABY, Creon formally swore the Resol’nare, witnessed by Gülvyr Okami, solidifying his place among the Mandalorians.
The Great Jedi War XIV: Homefront
During the Great Jedi War XIV, Creon and Dral deployed with Battleteam Deathwatch of Clan Vizsla. They played a key role in the defense of the Godless Matron and later fought in the Last Stand of Eos City following the سقوط of Arx’s defensive shields.
After the war’s conclusion, Creon returned to Clan Odan-Urr, while Dral remained with Clan Vizsla.
Marriage & Inheritance
In 40 ABY, Creon married Elyon de Neverse, adopting the Neverse surname in accordance with Naboo’s matriarchal traditions. Through this union, he gained partial ownership in Nubia Star Drives, Incorporated, as well as access to elite education in Theed and a riverside estate on Naboo.
This period marked Creon’s transition into a more stable and influential phase of life, balancing duty with legacy.
The Great Jedi War XV: Ascension
During the events of the Great Jedi War XV, the Children of Mortis launched an assault on Kiast, seeking to destroy the Jedi Temple of Odan-Urr. Creon deployed with the Guardian Corps and worked alongside Strike-Team Ooroo, contributing to strategic flanking operations against invading forces.
A Return to Roots
Following the war, Creon withdrew from active service and retired to Naboo, living in relative peace. However, in late 43 ABY, he disappeared during a bounty mission and was presumed dead.
In truth, Creon had returned to Clan Naga Sadow and the Dark Jedi Brotherhood. Re-emerging as a member of the Blackguard, he now serves as a praetorian to Grand Master Muz Ashen.
His journey—from Imperial-raised soldier, to Dark Side acolyte, to Jedi Knight, Mandalorian warrior, and back again—marks him as a figure shaped not by allegiance alone, but by the constant tension between order, power, and identity.