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| - Jaye Vuhld was a male Keshiri aide of the Caretaker Varner Hilts. He was a talented mathematician who was skilled with calculations. Jaye's most important discovery was that the Keshiri calendar was eight days behind the Galactic Standard Calendar since a Keshiri standard day was one second longer than a Galactic Standard Day. He developed a close friendship with his employer Hilts, who was responsible for running the Lost Tribe of Sith's archive at the Kesh capitol building palace in the capital city Tahv's Circle Eternal plaza. Unlike many other members of the Tribe, Hilts related to the Keshiri as equals. Jaye was also responsible for maintaining the Tribe's Sandpipes which were used to measure and record time on Kesh. While he was known to have been Force-sensitive, Jaye was unable to join the Lost Tribe of Sith because the Tribe was entirely Human and excluded Keshiri until the Hilts Restoration. Jaye grew up during the Time of the Rot, a century of turmoil and unrest which lasted almost nine-hundred years and devastated much of the continent of Keshtah Minor. In 3000 BBY, Jaye was present when Iliana Merko, the leader of the Sisters of Seelah invaded the grand atrium of the Circle Eternal which contained Hilts' library. The Sisterhood was a cult devoted to Seelah Korsin, the estranged wife of Yaru Korsin, who had been exiled following a failed coup against Korsin. Iliana attempted to coerce Hilts to give a favorable reading of Seelah that would boost the Sisters' status within the Tribe. The Sisterhood's presence drew the attention of other rival Sith factions including the Korsinite League, Force 57, and the Golden Destiny to the Circle Eternal. In order to save the lives of Hilts and the other Keshiri staff, Jaye revealed his discovery that Testament Day actually fell on that very day since the Keshiri calendar was eight days behind the Galactic Standard Calendar. Based on Jaye's mathematical calculations, Caretaker Hilts was legally able to convene the Pantheon's Peace which marked the beginning the reading of Yaru Korsin's Testament. Jaye and the other Keshiri were excluded from the meeting on the basis of their non-Human ethnicity. The meeting ultimately ended disastrously since an older recording was discovered which revealed that the Lost Tribe of Sith were merely slaves to the Sith Lord Naga Sadow, one of the last rulers of the original Sith Empire. This discredited popular myths that the Lost Tribe were great conquerors. This revelation triggered the Great Crisis which led to fierce riots and killings across Keshtah Minor. Jaye was grieved by the destruction of his beloved Sandpipes and his own hejarbo-shoot hut was almost torched to the ground. Hilts was also upset by the loss of the Tribe's archive. Despite these setbacks, Jaye and Hilts resolved to unseal the ancient Kesh Sith Temple and the starship Omen in order to find the secrets aboard the vessel which might hold the key to the Tribe's survival. There they encountered Iliana Merko, who was seeking refuge from her Sith rivals and had stumbled across the remains of her heroine Seelah Korsin. During the exploration of the Sith temple, Jaye was killed through wounds inflicted to his chest by the Sith Korsin Bentado. Jaye's death deeply grieved Hilts who was upset at the loss of a loyal friend and servant. However, Jaye's death was not in vain because the three explorers succeeded in discovering the Tapani heritage of the Lost Tribe's ancestors and learning that Kesh had another continent known as Alanciar. Through these discoveries which accompanied the sacrifices of Jaye, Varner Hilts was able to unite the various Sith factions and ensure the survival of the Tribe. Hilts set the Tribe on a new mission of reaching and annexing this new continent.
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