Obi-Wan finds himself in more trouble than he bargained for during his investigation, leading to Anakin – accompanied by strongly empathic Jedi Youngling Mill Alibeth – disobeying orders, in order to assist his Master and friend on Cato Neimoidia.ĭespite a strong start, Brotherhood is a bafflingly dull and pretty pointless affair despite the title, Obi-Wan and Anakin spend the vast majority of the book completely separated and instead, the focus is on Kenobi’s investigation which, confusingly, is never actually resolved. While gathering evidence, he’s introduced to his Separatist counterpart, a mysterious woman named Asajj Ventress.Obi-Wan finds himself in more trouble than he bargained for during his investigation, Anakin – accompanied by strongly empathic Jedi Youngling Mill Alibeth – disobeys orders in order to assist his Master and friend on Cato Neimoidia.
When a terrorist attack targets Trade Federation homeworld Cato Neimoidia, Obi-Wan Kenobi is dispatched to investigate the situation and handle it as best he can from a diplomatic point of view.
Mike Chen’s novel Brotherhood picks up soon after, with Anakin having been promoted to Jedi Knight, along with many other Padawans, as a matter of necessity for the Jedi Order stretched-thin and moving from their roles as peacekeepers into more military positions. “Begun, the Clone War has,” Master Yoda states in his familiarly awkward way, at the end of second Star Wars prequel, Attack of the Clones.
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