Once upon a time, there were twin brothers: Ilton and Ritho Chadaron. Both were powerful in the Force but never became Jedi or Sith.
As time went on, the brothers married twin sisters, Myara and Likra Obeq.
For unknown reasons, whether it was because of the two sets if twins or some other reason, the two sides of the Chadaron family were mirrored.
The oldest children were both girls: Kyla and Lyra.
The next children were boys. Lyra's younger brother was named Tradisko. Kyla's became a Jedi and wasn't mentioned so as to not hamper his training.
After that came the triplets. Like Kyla's brother, one of the girls also became a Jedi and faded out of the family history. The other two girls were named Winera and Reyjin. Lyra's sisters were Malarcha, Nimin, and Dayra, although the latter two changed their names later on to be more like Malarcha's.
Finally, there were the youngest boys. To the immense surprise of both families, Lyra's youngest brother joined his cousins as a Jedi, while Kyla's became part of the more evil side.
Ilton and Myara's children grew up in a spacious apartment on Coruscant. When Kyla was older, she began training as a Senator's aide. Reyjin and Winera both dreamed of seeing the stars up close someday.
Ritho and Likra raised their family on the mysterious planet Andoh, the rumored headquarters of the Separatist Alliance after the battles of Geonosis and Utapau.
One day, while Ilton and Myara were out, a mysterious bounty hunter broke into their apartment, injured Kyla, and kidnapped the young twins.
This bounty hunter was Kykkin Tornyai.
After a time, he abandoned Reyjin in an alley in the lower levels of Coruscant, where she was found by Jedi Padawan Aera Oomaron and brought to the Temple.
Winera was raised by Kykkin with his daughter Amela in his stronghold on Dantooine.
The two girls grew up together, being trained by one of the most notorious bounty hunters in the galaxy. Secretly, Winera discovered she had the Force and trained herself how to use it.
When the girls were about 11 years old, Kykkin sent them both to find intel at a nearby base, not telling them who owned the base.
The girls sneaked inside and managed to make it too the control room before they were caught by Winera's cousin Lyra. Kykkin went to pick them up, explaining it was a test of their skills.
Later on, though, Lyra sent her sister Malarcha and several battle droids to kidnap the girls, intrigued by their abilities.
When Kykkin learned she had taken them, he demanded both back.
Lyra refused to return both girls, but offered to yield one.
Kykkin agreed, choosing to rescue Winera. As they left, Winera promised Amela she'd return for her one day, a promise she wasn't able to keep, as Lyra sold her to the Trandoshan hunters.
Furious at Kykkin for him not letting her attempt to rescue her friend, Winera left Dantooine and began building her own ship on Dagobah.
About three months later, Kykkin tracked her down and attempted to reinstall her as his assistant. Winera refused and they began a heated battle, both verbal and physical. Eventually, Kykkin got her onto his ship and took off, but she managed to hijack the hyperdrive so that they couldn't leave the system.
During the ensuing fight, Kykkin pulled a small Jedi cruiser out of lightspeed. On board were a Knight and three Younlings. The ship's systems were damaged and the ship was on a crash course for Dagobah.
Kykkin offered to save the passengers on board in exchange for Winera returning with him.
Not trusting he would keep his word, Winera refused and fled in an escape pod.
In retaliation, Kykkin shot the engines of both the pod and the cruiser, flinging the pod far away from where the Jedi crashed. When she finally found the site, the Knight and two Younglings were dead.
The third, Narjrish Tymi, was barely alive, but he managed to help Winera set up a homing beacon for other Jedi to find them. After a day or two, a young Knight named Saij Farr arrived to pick him. As a way to thank her, the Jedi left Winera with a chunk of kyber crystal to power her ship.
Winera continued to build her ship, some security mechanisms to prevent Kykkin from returning, and even assembled some droids.
Then her long-lost twin sister showed up and offered to make her a Jedi.
