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A New Year for Two by Lordhadrian     Obi-wan landed on Mandalore with much urgency.  There was a temporary ceasefire in the system, as both sides had worn each other out. But it was a ruse to lull Clone Troopers away from the real target.  The Duchess Satine.  Obi-wan had caught a glimpse of a distress signal. Droids had infiltrated the palace, and time was running out.  The guards had all been knocked out.  He ran by, guessed that a sleeping cloud had been dispersed inside. He came to the throne room with a little more Stealth, hiding in the shadows. A dozen regular droids and a Commando droid were watching over Satine, who was tie

Author's Note: Wookiee speech is written as English for ease of reading. Red ribbons danced all around as little Tanbo ran to and from decorating everything he laid his eyes upon. The Wookiee pup had celebrated life day twice already, but this time was going to be special. Ever since the Clone Wars erupted Kashyyyk had been under the threat of Separatist invasion due to its strategic location in relation to the galaxy's hyperspace lanes. When the invasion finally happened, the Wookiee Royals called for able wookiees to join a resistance army. Tanbo's father was one of the first to sign up and had been away ever since the fighting started. Ho

STAR WARS: The Dying of the Light     She was gone.  In that one last quiet moment with Anakin, Ahsoka Tano had walked away from it all.  The Jedi, her Master, all of her hopes and ambitions.  She was free to rewrite her destiny before others could do it for her.     Ahsoka put her best foot forward and walked away.  Where will she go now?  Her despair was so great she could have fallen to pieces there.  Anakin watched in shock as she left.  One strand of hair would hold a lifetime of memories.  Anakin stood and watched, but he was not the only one to watch.  In the distance

 POV: Anakin Skywalker She’d been through so much in such a short amount of time. It was heartbreaking to watch her run away from me at every moment I’d caught up with her. I had never doubted her innocence from the beginning. I had been determined to bring the one who’d framed her to justice, determined to keep my Padawan safe from whatever cruelties lie waiting for her. She didn’t deserve to be cast away from the Jedi. We were her family; I was her family. I stood in the Senate, my heart beating beyond explanation. Ahsoka stood in shackles before me, Padme defending her. I had finally completed my promise to her. I