Tremk Greywill

"'Jedi are not meant to be violent, they are to serve the Force and to defend the people. We don't need to be as aggressive and the fact that we can defend the galaxy without conflict is the best quality we have... And the Jedi won't fight on the frontlines if a war breaks out; they will seek diplomacy.' - Tremk Greywill"Tremk Greywill is an ex-501st Legion trooper, a padawan and teacher of Luke's New Jedi Order. He holds relations mostly with Taydere and Aryn and is utterly devoted to morality and wisdom, rather than power and honour that his culture generally follows. As such, Tremk stands out from his Mandolorian kin

Early Life
Born into House Greywill in the middle of the Clone Wars, his family was always attuned with the force and the Jedi. While his brothers and parents didn't follow suit like his great uncle - Tayker Greywill - did, he was undoubtedly born force sensitive. It was barely noticeable in his early life, especially since the Galactic Empire took over 1 year after his birth, giving Mandalore and House Greywill something else to be worrying about.

From a young age, Tremk was influenced by Imperial propaganda and with the Imperial ideals of order, peace and justice all across the galaxy. In fact, those ideals were more akin to tyranny, power and supremacy but he never saw it for what it was. In his youth, he entered the Imperial Academy as a recruit to complement his Mandalorian training, doing pretty well for himself given the usual standards. Eventually, this prominence in the academy let him not only join the Stormtrooper corps but also apply to be one of the few troopers to join Vader's personal army - The 501st Legion - which was mostly made up of clones of the former Clone War (Clones of the Mandalorian bounty hunter: Jango Fett).

In the Empire
He endured even heavier training in the legion to be able to be on equal terms with the clone troopers building the bulk of it and, for the most part, kept up with it, holding high respect and loyalty for Lord Vader. This loyalty didn't hold forever though, as the destruction of Alderaan began tipping his moral compass away from the Dark Lord.

The galaxy has seen the power of the Death Star, only for it to be threatened by a miracle escape of Princess Leia as rebel agents broke her out. A pursuit followed and eventually, the fate of the Rebellion would be decided at the Battle of Yavin; a battle that Tremk had been assigned to fly a TIE in, protecting the Death Star from rebel bombers. His own cannons fell upon Luke Skywalker himself, however, a mechanical fault flung him from the chase with him eventually crash landing on Yavin - escaping the catastrophe of the Death Star.

He was subject to imprisonment as he was captured by rebel forces... an imprisonment that lasted three years until the Battle of Hoth where the decisive Imperial victory sent the Rebellion fleeing, leaving behind Tremk for him to later be retrieved by the assault forces.

Post-Battle of Hoth
Afterwards, he retired from the Imperial Army and sought to work as a bounty hunter, making plenty of credits as well as several enemies across the galaxy. He kept himself guided by his morality of course and didn't uphold much care for the bounty hunter code. However, once the New Republic rose from the ashes of the Empire, he was left smiling at the transpired events: an Alliance of his well-known enemies patrocinated by idealist - Mon Mothma - was founded and he had been given the impossible bounty of hunting down Luke Skywalker (a bounty that almost got him killed). At the same time, he also met an Imperial agent called Aryn Saedrin on Tatooine. Eventually, however, his morals pointed him in the way of the Light, and a direction he followed was to ask Luke for redemption and help by joining the New Republic army. After proving himself to the Jedi, he was offered a place in the military by Han, but before this, he had a little misadventure with the Empire once again...

Yavin
While moving through the planet of Ukio, Tremk stumbled across a certain someone again: the imperial agent which he had met back on Tatooine - Aryn Saedrin. She asked him for help on a 'rescue' mission where the two were caught by the Ukio police force and thrown in jail. They were interrogated by the leader of Ukio known as Darius and freed after Aryn agreed to complete another mission with him.

Sometime later, Tremk, using information he picked up separately, raced them to Yavin where he negotiated with the two once they arrived; their task: to search for Aryn's mother, Araina. Tremk volunteered to sacrifice himself to find her ship and was captured by an ancient droid base. Soon, Aryn and Darius managed to sneak inside and free both him and Araina, ending with him gaining the trust of Aryn and convincing her to ask redemption with Luke, Which led to both joining the Order.

In the Jedi Order
Now with Luke's Order, Tremk was on Devaron teaching the military matters to the other initiates. He made a few relationships with Taydere, Aryn and Colrey moving with Batuu along with the rest of the Order, where he is found to this day: training.

Personality
Tremk first and foremost takes morality as his decider for choosing and doing things. No matter if he agreed to a code of honour, even if he does his best to follow this code he stays determined to a certain point. In fights, he struggles to give up but knows when his only options are survival or death. With his determination to help others motivating him to be a he convinced himself when fighting that it was for a good reason. Tremk is a good person, in the end, wishing and working for to better others before himself, fighting for good no matter what.

Behind the Scenes
Until Devaron, Tremk's 'power level' was really rather low, Because Sugey said his power level was equivalent to Finn in TFA, aka: damn near non-existent. After Luke quoted that Tremk is the equivalent of one of the best-trained soldiers in the galaxy, his roleplaying and power level were changed to fit that.

Originally Tremk was supposed to be more of a protagonist and an active character, but realizing his potential made him more of a supportive and passive character