From Chapter 16 of Lesser Evil: “Qilori of the Uandualon,” Thrawn greeted him, gesturing to the alien standing beside him. “This is the Magys. She wished to speak with you.” … For a moment the alien was silent, the dark eyes set deeply into her face over the twin jutting jaws boring into his. Out of the corner of Qilori’s eye he could see Thrawn holding perfectly still, his glowing red eyes taking in everything. The Magys’s stare seemed to fade. “No,” she said. “He will not suit.” “Yet he, too, is a navigator,” Thrawn said. “Does he therefore not touch the Beyond?” “He touches, but not in a way that is useful,” the Magys said. All this to say there isn’t a plot hole for Thrawn being Force sensitive. I see it all throughout the new books especially; I think it’s some form of active meditation that he naturally and perhaps unknowingly slips into when he looks at art and architecture etc, but I don’t view this as lessening his strategic ability. Star Wars is very much moving toward the Force being in all things and everyone, just touching and expressing differently within different beings. The Magys preferring to speak with Thalias over Thrawn the first time I believe is because she “touched the Beyond in a way that was useful,” the same especially for Che’ri. Ahsoka also says the Force is a mystery. Thrawn and the Bendu, I actually felt a connection there between them, the Bendu was surprised by what he felt with Thrawn and Thrawn asked the Bendu what he saw. This is all so exciting for me, the mystery and the possibilities. If it turns out I’m seeing things that’s okay, I’ll probably be a little disappointed not gonna lie haha but I’m just following what I see and it’s been a fun journey so far. Hopefully I’ll get started up with content again soon and hopefully we get more Thrawn too soon so we can learn more :)

Mostly Thrawn: Alliances, the second audiobook in the first canon trilogy. And then a bit of the first canon Thrawn book and Star Wars Rebels seasons 3 & 4.

@@LadyLarani Thank You

Thanks so much! I’m so looking forward to this next book coming out in November!

Grysk hegemony now. And whatever remains of the Nikardun Destiny and Kilje Illumen, alongside all other grysk puppets, pawns and vassals, including some of his own kind.

@@will2brown50 and don't forget about vongs, who still not here))

@@МенМаатСет as far as we know, they don't exist in canon. At least yet. I have doubts they ever will. The grysk hegemony has been created as an alternative to them, and I actually quite like them in that role. The Vong are a bit too, external, to star wars. I understand that's the point, but Disney aren't exactly famed for taking risks, especially with the star wars IP

Thats why Thrawn is my favorite hero :)

@@will2brown50 There is nothing left of the Nikardun Destiny as confirmed in the second Chiss book, the Illumen didnt have any uses past Jixtus's plans and had no concept of conquest before them so its more likely they are simply not a threat, not to mention the Chiss techs determined their ships dont match up to Chiss ships and tech. The Grysk and whatever race attacked Csilla all those years ago seem the only real threat. The Vaagari being an entirely nomadic pirate species but mainly attacking the border nations seems to also label them as a non-threat to the Ascendancy.

They are our Band of Brothers and sisters. they walk thru hell just because they believed in us. If I were Shepard I couldn't ask for better company.