When he does so, the skies above turn red and lightning hits the temple at the same time as it blows up, but it's hard to see this being Ben because even as the bitter Kylo he's never displayed such power. Now, it seems he's asking the spirit of Luke at the temple why would an uncle attack his nephew. Another flashback shows him in the wake of the Luke fight asking, 'Why did you do it?' as he stares at the fiery scene. RELATED: Star Wars: Did Luke and Ben Kill the First Master of the Knights of Ren?Д«ut when Ben defeats his fellow students and heads off looking guilty, escaping on a vessel to go to Snoke, we finally see his true role in this bombing: He had nothing to do with it at all. It stands to reason he'd then purge all connection to the Jedi by attacking the temple and burning the past, as he so eloquently loves putting it.

After all, in the Rashomon sequence in TLJ, when he found Luke with the lightsaber over him, Ben displayed enormous power to destroy his hut - basically embodying a Sith at his angriest point, similar to his grandad, Darth Vader. Clearly, the regret on his face hints he didn't do this, but seeing as he's so untrustworthy we can't put it past him to have doneВ this and then snap back to his senses, shocked by what he did in his fit of rage. We jump to Ben looking on in horror at the temple burning down with people inside it. 'Let's go find something to burn,' he replies with his sinister mask and scarred body, with the very next page hinting at what arson was committed.

When the leader indicates Master (presumably Snoke) will find another potential recruit, he's asked what their next mission is.

They were supposed to leave a crystalline planet with two Force-sensitive additions to the roster but the job's botched and both are killed. that's a thing apparently), on a recruitment mission which goes awry. This issue opens with the motorcycle gang-esque Knights of Ren in the past, led by Ren and his lightsaber, Ren (yeah.

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