Shooting Stars are really kisses from the Force. Though we can no longer touch, I will turn my eyes towards the heavens so I may see the kisses you send. I love you, Qui-Gon, I always will.
—Kaida Piett
Kaida Piett was born on Coruscant to Jedi healer Jerec Piett and Ariona Piett. Her childhood was quiet, kind of sheltered, yet touched by early tragedy. When she was six years of age, her younger sister, Irita Piett, was found dead in her crib. A day that changed her mother's life forever. She remembered the details of that night the rest of her life:
A hysterical scream of grief pierced through the Force, jolting her and her elder brother Ardin awake. Ardin sprang out of bed, ran to find out what was going on and came running back to her with tears in his eyes. Upon finding out from him that Irita had died, Kaida broke down. She didn't eat for two weeks.
Kaida and Ardin spent the majority of their childhood gladly training to be healers under their father.
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Kaida enlisted in the Republic Navy at the age of sixteen and rose quickly through the ranks. Her first posting was an outpost world on the outskirts of Republic territory called Volana IV.
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Kaida's greatest gift ever, she always said, was her son, Firmus Piett (LadyVader).
Firmus Apollo Jinn, son of Qui-Gon and Kaida
Firmus suffered from depression due to grief much of his life, he felt his father die through their Force Bond. He blamed himself for his father's death. The only time Kaida ever slapped Firmus in her life was when he told her:
I should have died instead of Dad. I should have been there to save his life, to help him and I wasn't.
—Firmus Piett (LadyVader)
Kaida was never able to formally change her name back before she joined the Force, so everyone who knew her knew her as Kaida Piett, but she always thought of herself as Kaida Jinn.
I have to find the file with the rest of Kaida's biography in it --LadyVader Peace is a lie 14:13, September 10, 2014 (UTC)