Name: Lonni Jung
Type: ISB Supervisor / Double Agent
Species: Human
Homeworld: —
Gender: Male
Born: —
Died: 1 BBY (999 GC)
Hair Color: Orange
Eye Color: Blue
Height: —
Weight: —
Skin: Light
DEXTERITY 3D+2
Blaster: 4D+2
Blaster: Blaster Rifle 4D+2
Dodge: 4D
Melee Combat: 4D
Melee Parry: 4D
KNOWLEDGE 2D
Alien Species: 2D+1
Bureaucracy: 4D
Intimidation: 2D+1
Languages: 2D+1
Law Enforcement: 4D
Streetwise: 4D+2
Survival: 3D+2
Tactics: 4D
MECHANICAL 3D
PERCEPTION 3D+2
Bargain: 4D
Command: 4D
Con: 5D
Hide: 4D+2
Investigation: 4D+2
Search: 4D
STRENGTH 3D+2
Brawling: 4D
TECHNICAL 3D
Security: 3D+1
Special Abilities:
None
Force Sensitive: N
Force Points: 1
Dark Side Points: 0
Character Points: 14
Move: 10
Equipment: Blaster Pistol (4D), Blaster Rifle (5D), Knife (Str+2), Body Armor (+1D+1 physical, +2 energy), Protective Helmet (+1D physical, +1 energy), 2 grenades (5D), Retractable Billy Club (Str +1D), Comlink, Wrist Manacles (STR 6D to break)
Background: Lieutenant Supervisor Lonni Jung was a human male who served as an officer in the Imperial Security Bureau and as a mole for Luthen Rael’s rebel network. In 5 BBY, he was a member of a board of supervisors which also included Lieutenant Dedra Meero and which handled operations such as the hunt for Cassian Andor and the events leading up to the Spellhaus attack.
During the reign of the Galactic Empire, Lonni Jung joined the ranks of the Empire, coming to be a part of the Empire’s Imperial Security Bureau (ISB) in 11 BBY. Along the way, he began working with the rebel spy Luthen Rael, who coordinated a shadowy anti-Imperial network. Jung became a part of the network, making a vow, but only communicating with Rael. While Jung fed the rebel spy information from his work in the ISB, Rael allowed him information that he used to boost his career.
Jung made his way up the Bureau, reaching the position of ISB Supervisor and the rank of lieutenant by 5 BBY. Sectors that came under his jurisdiction included the Abrion sector and the Bright Jewel sector. Jung eventually married a woman from a family with an import business. They had a daughter between 6 and 5 BBY, making Jung a father. The new responsibility made him begin reconsidering his connections with Rael, who he had last met with in 6 BBY.
In 5 BBY, Jung served within the Investigations branch of the ISB as part of a board of supervisors chaired by Major Lio Partagaz. The ISB board met in the ISB Central Office on the Imperial capital planet of Coruscant. During one board meeting, Partagaz, frustrated with Supervisor Lagret’s slow developments regarding a conflict, addressed the room at large, explaining that the ISB’s purpose was to cure the “sickness” of disorder within the Empire by first being able to identify it quickly.
Partagaz then reassigned Lagret’s unfinished memorandum, causing the supervisor to turn in dismay to Jung, who was sat to the right of his colleague. The major soon asked Jung to elaborate on requests that had been made for additional protection for traffic to the Abrion sector. Jung explained that the requests were a proactive measure due to an increase in construction shipments going to Scarif, a planet located in the sector where the DS-1 Death Star Mobile Battle Station was undergoing construction in secret.
Not long after, an infiltration team formed by Rael successfully stole around 80 million credits from an Imperial sector payroll stored at an installation on the planet Aldhani. Jung, the rest of the ISB board, as well as many ISB Attendants were summoned back to the meeting room. There, Partagaz advised them that they should tell their staff and families that they were not be going home, and added that he wanted every Star Sector and Planetary Emergency Retaliation plan in the building to be ready for presentation by midnight. Afterward, an ISB board meeting was held by the bureau’s director, Colonel Wullf Yularen, in which the Colonel briefed the supervisors on the new security legislation being introduced as a result of the Aldhani incident.
In a later ISB board meeting, Jung provided three theories to Partagaz explaining why he failed to keep pace with his neighboring sectors. After requesting guidance from Partagaz, the latter demanded a complete audit of hyperspace routes leading to the planet Ord Mantell by the same time the next day. As the meeting continued, Jung watched Supervisor Dedra Meero pitch her suspicions that there as an organized rebel effort to acquire Imperial military components, an effort which was in reality Rael’s network. At the end of the meeting, Partagaz reminded Jung about the report on Ord Mantell. In a following board meeting Jung was present would later be present as Meero presented her thesis regarding a rebel effort specializing in the theft of Imperial equipment to Yularen himself.
Meero continued her investigations on the supposed rebel network through an incident on the planet Ferrix, marking a thief named Cassian Andor as a crucial link to a buyer that she believed to be at the centre of the network. The buyer, who was in fact Rael, was labelled as “Axis.” Meero expanded on her work against the rebel effort at another ISB board meeting, where Jung noted that Andor was mentioned throughout the document. Meero suggested a link between Andor and the Aldhani heist, noting that the thief had since returned to Ferrix with money; Lagret questioned whether it was from the sale of a stolen Imperial N-S9 Starpath Unit, but Jung chimed in that the Starpath had left behind on Ferrix during the incident.
Soon after, Jung arrived from off-site to another meeting with Partagaz, Meero, and Lagret, accompanied by an attendant. The supervisor was updated that a rebel pilot associated with the neo-Separatist Anto Kreegyr had been captured and had revealed that a raid was planned on the Imperial power station on Spellhaus. After confirming that the pilot had been heading to Kafrene, Jung added that Kreegyr’s group would count the pilot missing before long. He countered Lagret’s suggestion of destroying the ship, predicting that Kreegyr would be suspicious from that. Meero then suggested fouling the ship and staging an accident, Jung saying that it would have to be towed to Kafrene. Partagaz approved of Meero’s idea and ordered Jung and Lagret to arrange a meeting with Military Intelligence about Spellhaus.
With the accident set up, Jung, Meero, and Lagret observed the fouled ship get reported and towed by Kafrene Rescue Salvage. Partagaz soon joined them, being updated by the trio. When the major concluded that they would hang back and wait, Jung suggested that the ISB investigate as they would do normally, under the assumption that Kreegyr would be watching. Partagaz agreed with the supervisor’s suggestion.
Jung then sought to make contact with Rael for the first time in a year, wishing to pass on information on Meero’s investigations and negotiate leaving the rebel network. The supervisor left a mark on a fountain and breaking a stair rail off clean as a signal to the rebel spy for a face-to-face meeting. Rael’s assistant Kleya Marki saw the signs and informed Rael, believing it was a trap. Rael did not believe that was so and decided to go forward with the meeting.
Jung would then make his way into the Coruscanti undercity, meeting with Rael regarding Anto Kreegyr. When Rael suggested Kreegyr’s men continue ahead to their deaths in order to reduce suspicion, Jung expressed discomfort. He then stated that he wished to forfeit his position, having become a parent. Rael refused, listing the sufferings he had lived through as a result of his dedication to the Rebellion. With the final comment that Luthen needed all the heroes he could get, Jung left.
In 1 BBY, Jung covertly met with Luthen on a park bench on Coruscant where he divulged that he had discovered the Empire’s end game. Confessing that he had been in possession of Meero’s clearance codes for over a year, he stressed that the importance of the information was going to bring the full weight of the Empire after him to stop its dissemination. Rael promised to take Jung and his family to the Rebel base on Yavin, but demanded the information first. Jung reluctantly recalled that the Emperor’s energy program was a front for a diabolical weapon, and that the events on Ghorman and Jedha were all to mask the Empire’s interests in critical materials at each location for the project. Finally, he mentioned the importance of the Imperial engineer Galen Erso. Adding that the ISB was very close to discovering Rael, Jung’s information heightened the stakes of their escape. Taking no chances, Rael decided to kill Jung, leaving his body sitting on the park bench. Rael passed Jung’s intelligence along to Kleya Marki and sent her along while he went back to destroy all of the secret equipment at his antiquities shop. Rael would ultimately die in Imperial custody at a medcenter and Marki would deliver Jung’s intelligence to Cassian Andor and thus the Rebellion’s leadership.
Appearances: Andor