War on the Horizon

So,Dooku should keep to Light side...or,if he change,it would be change to Colonel Hull side of Force.
In his case,it would be probably mech force...


Another joke - old RPG magazine i once read had part named "famous last worlds"
My favourite was : archers on the left,archers on the right...so we would charge straight !
 
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Chapter 22
Chapter 22

"You have any ranged options?" Packer asked Dooku while he eliminated a few droids. "A fancy laser sword doesn't do a whole lot if someone decides to hit you with a rocket launcher or a good bullet."

"The Force will guide me," Dooku scoffed as he deflected a few blaster bolts before using the force to throw some enemies off of the side of the palace. "I have no need of such 'primitive' weapons."

"You are just as dead if they kill you with a pointy stick," one of Packer's men said with a sardonic twist. "You're not wearing armor, you're wearing some fancy robes and a cape."

"In other words," Rook stepped in front of the older man. "Stay behind the people wearing powered armor."

"I am more than capable of defending myself," Dooku clenched his hand into a fist and crushed a squad of droids as they attempted to flank. "If I need a ranged option then I will simply ask one of you to open fire."

"Got it," Rook eyed the aging Jedi master.

"Move up!" Packer ordered, directing one of his fireteams down a hallway. "Fireteams Alpha and Bravo, you're on the Triple A. Fireteam Charlie, you're with me and the Count. We've got some hostages to rescue."

"This way," Dooku gestured down an open area of the palace. "I sense that this will be the best way for us to go. Although, there are alternate routes through the palace if we need to utilize them."

"You got anything that will allow my people to take out the anti-aircraft batteries without taking damage?"

"I believe there is a set of passageways that will lead you to the correct area," Dooku casually threw a thermal detonator back at a squad of droids. "I will send the layout of the palace to your comlinks, it will be up to you whether you utilize them accordingly or not."

"Alpha, let's move!" Rook took charge of the first fireteam and they began moving through the palace, eliminating droids as they cleared each room one by one. "Thanks for the intel. We'll handle the AAA."

"Alright, Count," Packer looked at the gray-haired man. "We're in your wheelhouse, so you're on point. We'll lay down covering fire and move as necessary, just remember to communicate before you do anything crazy."







"This is kriffing stupid," Ferus Olin strained against the bindings, the Force just out of his reach. "Master, you need to wake up!"

Siri remained motionless from her position, the drugs keeping her awake while the droids on standby ensured that Ferus didn't do more than slowly work at his bindings.

"Master," Ferus whispered as he tried to get a feel for Siri's condition through the bond they shared. "Why won't you wake up?"
"Because I am conducting an experiment," a voice cut in, "You see, I have long wanted to acquire a few…Test subjects as it were. And the Jedi monitor their chosen so closely, it is hard to find exactly what it is that I need for my experiments. I was hoping to attempt this on Master Dooku, but it seems that fate has brought you both into my hands instead. Now," the cultured voice continued. "Shall we begin?"

"Sir!" a B1 spoke up. "The palace is under attack. There are Jedi!"

"Then handle them," the man scoffed. "You should have the forces sufficient to take on one Jedi."

"He's not alone," the B1 shook its head. "He has Mandalorians as backup."

"I don't care what you have to do," the man growled. "Just handle them."

"Roger roger."







"Come, we must hurry," Dooku felt a wave of darkness cloud the force around him. "Something is happening below!"

Fireteam Charlie began running after Dooku as the man took off at a sprint, the force granting him the speed and strength of a much younger man as he tore through a group of Super Battle Droids.

"Remind me not to get on your bad side," one of the soldier's remarked as he took out a droid. "I'd hate to have to kill you."

"You would be quite the challenge," Dooku smirked. "Seeing as you would not face me alone."

"Damn straight," the soldier grinned, his faceplate depolarizing to show it. "Never fight alone."

"Sergeant Major, we are nearing the source of the disturbance," Dooku said as they descended through the palace towards the ancient control room.

"Copy that," Packer crouched int o cover for a brief moment. "Alpha, Bravo, we're leaving a lot of uncleared areas of the palace behind us," Packer barked into the channel. "Be wary of enemy droids hiding and waiting in the corners."

"Understood," Rook replied. "We'll be on the lookout, Alpha, out."

"Count, slow down," Packer ordered. "Rushing into the unknown is likely to get both us and those we're trying to rescue killed."

Slowing down, Dooku nodded and allowed the Marksman soldiers to catch up just as a pair of Droidekas rolled down the hallway and unfolded, their shields catching the first cluster of rounds that Fireteam Charlie fired before the droids returned fire.

"Malcom's down!" one of the soldiers went down as the droids focused fire, the top half of the soldier vanishing into a cluster of shrapnel and pink mist.

"I want grenades at their feet!" Packer primed his own grenade and tossed it down the hallway, the ball-shaped explosive tearing apart the legs of one Droideka."

"Medic!" another team member went down, the corpsman running over and dragging him out of the way as she fired her rifle.

"Stay down, soldier!" She yelled as she put pressure on the wound with her knee while dumping her magazine into the wounded droid sparks flying as the machine fell to pieces.

Anger rushed through Dooku as he felt the anguish of the mercenary squad. The sudden rush of emotions stunning him for a minute as he centered himself in the force. Then, Dooku spun around the pillar and began deflecting blaster bolts, providing cover so the corpsman could finish tending to the wounded.

Triggering his jump jets, Packer took to the skies, cutting the jets just before he reached the ceiling and allowing gravity to do most of the work, the heavy-powered armor crushing the last Droideka as he came down in vengeance.

"I've got these two," the corpsman reported. "Go get the hostages."

"On me," Packer nodded at Dooku and the other unwounded members of his team, withdrawing a fiber optic cable and threading it underneath the door.

"Two hostages," Packer reported. "Flashbangs, then breach and clear."

"I've got point," the second member grabbed a flashbang off of his kit and pulled the pin. "On you."

"Go!" Packer pulled the door open and the flashbang was thrown in, bouncing off of the room's wall. "Banging!"

The man runs in after his grenade and peels to the left, eliminating two droids and standing over one of the hostages as his armor absorbs a handful of blaster bolts.

Packer, meanwhile moves to the right, clearing the room as Dooku walks in, his lightsaber lit as he approaches the middle, his cape flaring behind him while the two Marksman clear the room, his lightsaber deflecting bolts into the ceiling as he picks up the Banking Clan member with the Force and slams him into the ground, the alien crumpling to the hard stone of the palace floor.

"Marksman, I will need you to ensure that this room remains secure," Dooku's lightsaber ignited and cut the bindings of the Padawan. "I will tend to this one." The Count knelt and began placing Siri into a Force Healing trance, the padawan kneeling over the body of his master.

"Clear!" Packer yells out in conjunction with his partner. "Colonel Hull, hostages are secured, the palace should be ours shortly, we need medevac and reinforcements."

"Copy that, Packer, we're rerouting some forces to your location," Sheppard's voice responds. "Colonel Hull is a bit busy dealing with some people who thought using civilian housing as target practice was a good idea."

"Copy that," Packer moved out and dragged the wounded into the room with the hostages. "Alpha, Bravo, clear out those Anti-Air emplacements so our people can drop in!"

"Charges are already set, boss," Rook replied. "We're blowing them now and the meeting up with Bravo."

"Good, we'll hold here until you arrive, I'm not leaving our wounded here without proper security."

"Understood, we're Oscar-Mike."

"It has come to my attention that the Banking Clans believe they can repossess an entire planet," Dooku frowned. "It is time they have been educated."

"Not bad for a bunch of barbaric primitives," Dooku glanced at Packer.

"Not bad for an old man," Packer chuckles. "Guess we both get to be surprised today."

"Indeed," Dooku stood up once he was finished with Siri. "Sergeant, I require some of your men, it is time that I reclaimed my world."



"Take Fireteam Alpha when they arrive," Packer instructed. "Rook will make sure that it gets done."
 
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Chapter 23
Chapter 23

“So, we’ve cleared out the Banking Clan,” I looked at Count Dooku of Serenno. “Now they will be back. And I don’t have the numbers to garrison two worlds.”

“What do you recommend?” Dooku looked over the damage reports from the battle.

“I can leave behind a short company to serve as trainers, they’ll both recruit for my company as well as train the forces that you’ll need. As well as maintaining a reinforcement contract,” I looked at the reports. “We’re going to leave you with the few ships that we captured from the enemy,” I sighed as I looked at the cost write-ups. “We’re going to have to take most of the fleet that we brought with us back to a shipyard for repairs. And that’s going to eat into the funds that you paid us for this. If I were you, I’d look at getting some technically proficient people here to train yours on the tech side. Maybe hire some people from the Mid-Rim to move out here. We’ve found that Twi-Leks, Zabraks, and Togruta are more than willing to sign up for some danger as long as the pay, training, and benefits are decent.”

“So you recommend that I build up my own personal forces instead of relying on a mercenary unit such as yours?” Dooku raised an eyebrow. “Would that not deprive you of your main source of income?”

“Not exactly,” I shook my head. “For one thing, you’re going to be paying us to train your troops, so I’ll have a long-term income stream there, even if it is a bit on the small side. For another, unless your troops fight in multiple engagements, they’ll still only be rookies at the end of the day, training can only do so much. That’s where my company comes in and provides the veterans and elites you’ll need to truly do what needs to be done.”

“Hmm,” Dooku considered this as he stroked his goatee. “I would like to see evidence of this training program. As well as what your plan would be for us to acquire the weapons required to arm such a force.”

“It ain’t gonna happen overnight,” I laughed. “I’d say a minimum of two years to get more than a small militia force trained and kitted up. If we were in a more industrialized world, then it would probably take less time. “But this is going to be bigger than just training people to fight. You’re going to need the logistics base to support the forces.”

“I understand that there will be a need for that sort of thing,” Dooku nodded. “But there are going to be significant costs to do that sort of thing. And I am uncertain that my world can afford to do so currently.”

“Take out a loan if you have to,” I shrugged. “You’re going to need it. And the costs will justify themselves when your new army is able to stand off an attack.”

“I will need a skilled accountant,” Dooku mused. “We have the resources to build and make the factories a reality. But I will need much more than just resources.”

“It’s your world,” I shrugged. “I can only offer suggestions.”

“Oh, you would not seize my world from me if given the opportunity?” Dooku asked, his brow arched.

“Not a chance in hell,” I scoffed. “I very much have enough on my plate as it is. I have no desire to run a planet.”

“I will need some time to look over what you have recommended,” Dooku stood and looked out the window at the great forests below. “I trust that you will remain for a while?”

“We’re here for at least three more months,” I nodded. “You’re the contract holder. That makes you my boss right now. We’re going to be salvaging and repairing for the next few weeks anyway. So let me know if you need to pick my brain again.” I stood up and made to leave the room, collecting the paper reports I had brought with me and sliding them into an armored rucksack.

“Tell me, Colonel Hull,” Dooku said as I was about to exit. “What would you do if you were approached by a great evil, and had no way of eliminating it without disrupting the entirety of the current system?”

“Find a different way to kill it I guess,” I turned around and stroked my beard in thought. “There’s always more than one way to fight an enemy. Getting locked into one pattern of thought is what leads to defeat on the battlefield.”

“Explain…” Dooku turned around, his hand gesturing as my chair pulled itself back out. “I would have your opinion as a military man and leader.”

“Alright,” I gulped as I sat back down. “Where do I start.”

“The beginning, teach me as if I were one of your new recruits. It has been some time since a Jedi has received training or education in military matters.”








“No,” Yoda shook his head. “Send more Jedi to assist Dooku, we cannot. Down that path, great darkness I sense.”

“With or without your approval I will find some who are willing to come with me,” Yaddle retorted. “This council has become blind to the current nature of the galaxy. It is more than the corruption of the Senate. The galaxy stands on the edge of a cliff, the entirety of the Outer and Mid Rims can see it. Why can this council not?”

“Stop you or others, I cannot,” Yoda sighed. “Ask that you reconsider, I will.”

“I will not,” Yaddle shook her head. “I can and will prevent a friend from falling to the Dark Side. Here,” Yaddle unclipped her lightsaber and left it in the middle of the council chambers. “I have no further need of this. I shall find some who are willing to stand with me, and we will ensure that there are some remnants of the Order left when this Temple falls.”

Yaddle left the room, the doors sliding shut behind her as silence reigned throughout the temple.
 
“I will not,” Yaddle shook her head. “I can and will prevent a friend from falling to the Dark Side. Here,” Yaddle unclipped her lightsaber and left it in the middle of the council chambers. “I have no further need of this. I shall find some who are willing to stand with me, and we will ensure that there are some remnants of the Order left when this Temple falls.”
There have been too few Jedi of this caliber since Ruusan.
 
So,Republic would fall thanks to Yoda stupidity,but Dooku would not.
Maybe just show in Holonet all Star Wars movies?
Republic would fall anyway,but old Palpy could be removed.

P.S At least gave those movies to Dooku as parting gift !
 
Chapter 24
Chapter 24

"It seems that my plans have been accelerated," Sidious mused as he looked over the movements of the Senate, the Trade Federation and Banking Clans were eager to return and impose 'order' on Serenno, and the rest of the politicians were in a deadlock.

"The Tarkin power bloc has moved to support Serenno," Amedda said as he looked over his own data. "And oddly enough, they have somehow persuaded the Sullustians to support them in this."

"The war that is on the horizon shall be brought about differently than expected," Sidious agreed. "Plans will have to be changed."

"And what of Dooku and the Tarkins?" Amedda asked.

"They shall fall in line, or they will be destroyed in the coming conflict," Sidious smirked. "I believe some of my plans are coming to fruition, with Master Yaddle leaving the order, and Skywalker and his master out on Mandalore, I may have the opportunity to persuade some more members to break away and look into other ways to practice the force."

"The murmurs from the Mandalorian Sector of space have been worrying to many," Amedda replied. "We may be able to position planets to begin rearming before the Senate approves, thus driving division further."

"And our plans to discredit the Jedi?" Sidious asked.

"Everything is moving as planned in most regards. But there seem to have been a few switches made in the Seekers that were deployed to certain areas. Instead of the hardliners that we had arranged to be sent, a Jedi Master named Faye managed to persuade the Council to do otherwise for the Outer Rim."

"It is of no consequence," Sidious waved it off. "The Core will begin to foster a hatred of the Jedi, and that shall be all that I require for the Grand Plan to succeed."

"Then all that is left is to begin setting the pieces in place for the war to begin," Amedda stated.

"I shall have someone dispose of Syfo Dyas, and then we shall begin," Sidious agreed. "Dooku is out of our reach at the moment."







"I thought you said you had experience with the Mandalorians!" Anakin yelled as he ducked behind a wall, blaster bolts flying around the duo.

"I do!" Obi-Wan replied as he deflected a few blaster bolts. "This is a different faction, and it seems that they took offense to the statement you made about their armor."

"How was I supposed to know that it was an insult?!" Anakin yelled back.

"If you had done the reading I asked you to, then you would have known."

The blaster fire began tapering off, the Mandalorians appearing to lose interest in pursuing a quarry that only seemed to run away.

"I think they're done, Master," Anakin smirked.

"Anakin, Mandalorians don't give up like that," Obi-Wan cautioned. "Especially when they held the advantage."

A gunship then dropped out of the clouds and began heading right for them.

"What did we say about tempting the Force?!" Kenobi pulled his padawan out of view from the sky.

"That it was a bad idea because the Force has a sense of humor," Anakin muttered.

Then Kenobi's Comlink began beeping.

"Kinda busy at the moment!" Kenobi opened the device as a group of Mandalorians dropped out of the sky, their jetpacks flaring.

"Oh?" Duchess Satine arched an elegant eyebrow. "I take it you don't want my assistance in stopping this, Ben?"








"Yaddle," Jocasta Nu sighed as she looked at her diminutive friend. "You did not have to do that."

"Yes, I did," Yaddle smiled sadly. "I have an unusual request for you, old friend."

"If I can arrange for it to happen, then I will do so," the Archivist replied.

"I want copies of the texts used for instruction," Yaddle settled into her seat. "You of all people should know that hoarding information in one place is asking for it to be destroyed," Yaddle raised her hand to stave off an argument. "I am not asking for all of our information, but merely that which we allow even Padawans to take with them so they can continue their learning while on assignments."

Jocasta was silent for a few moments as she considered the idea. "I suppose I can provide that much," Jocasta sighed. "You, Dooku, Jinn, you are all leaving me behind."

"Everything fades over time," Yaddle smiled sadly. "But friendship does not need to fade as other things do. Should you have need of me, you know where to find me."

"I suppose I do," Jocasta smiled. "If you're still looking for people to take with you, I might have a few suggestions."




Feemor sighed as he sat in his quarters in the Temple, his Togrutan Padawan asleep in her section while he instead stared out the window with a cup of Caff in his hands.

As he sipped on the coffee and thought of days long past, he was startled by a soft knock on the door.

Standing up, he moved and opened the door to reveal a small figure.

"Knight Feemor?" The figure asked. "We have much to speak of."







"So, these Mandalorians that are spoken of have moved closer to us," Pre Vizsla spat. "Bo-Katan, take your Nite Owls and go see if they are true Mandalorians or not. I know that you would prefer to not hide in the shadows, so do not. I am certain that Count Dooku will require skilled warriors and will not turn you away."

"You would send me away when there are Jedi here? On Mandalore?" Bo asked, her eyes narrowing at the leader of the Death Watch.

"There is no more important time," Vizsla argued. "We need everyone we can use with us, yes. But we also need to determine if these others are False or True Mandalorians. Or if they are merely pretenders in the armor."

"And if they are pretenders?" Katan asked. "What am I to do then? I will have a fraction of their numbers, and I expect that it will not be long before they try to eliminate me for knowing their secret."

"I merely need you to observe for now," Vizsla explained. "What we do in response will have to be determined after we have reunified our people."

"That, we agree on," Katan sighed. "I and my Nite Owls will do as you ask, but should we find that you have done nothing in our absence, we may find that the leadership of the Death Watch is in need of some… Changes."

"If you can manage it," the man scoffs. "Now get to work, there has been enough mystery surrounding these "Marksman."
 
Never liked Deathwatch Bo. I hope she and her group are redeemed, for Satine's sake, or destroyed outright. Deathwatch was an incredibly stupid group, almost as bad as the idiots in The Mandalorian. Not that the New Mandalorians were much better. I think the Force gave them, the setting, the idiot Ball, Stick, Branch or tree?

Warrior race my HA! Cityfolk larpers are a more accurate adjective. They don't even know basic opsec and securing a base's perimeter. Their "hidden" base was so bad they were found multiple times and never left.
 
So,Palpy would get his Empire,but Outer Rim would unite with some surviving Jedi,capable of training others?

Seems legit to me.
Obi-Wan could marry Satin here/i remember some deatch fic on SV where it happened- crossover with Worm,i think/

When Bo-Katan could become waifu of some good soldier.
 
R&D Sidestory 1
R&D Sidestory 1
May 15, 3009/7948 CRC

"I want the prototypes," Doctor Rogers said bluntly as she sat down in Colonel Hull's office.

"Good morning, Doctor Adamina," Hull smiled. "How are you today? Is there anything important and relevant to our meeting that you wanted to discuss?"

"I'm fine, yes, I want the prototype fighters that the Nemoidian had on his ship," Rogers eyes narrowed. "I think I can modify them and start working on mass production."

"Alright," Hull stroked his beard as he leaned back in his chair. "I'm listening."

"So, I've been working with some of the local engineers, and we want to use these prototypes as testbeds for some new weapon systems as well as take them apart to see if we can make some of our own."

"Estimated costs?" Hull asked as he leaned forward. "I'm not going to promise you anything, but I'm willing to consider this. If you can come up with a budget proposal and an actual plan for how long it will take to get them into production I'll allocate funding beyond the initial research."

"Give me two days," Adamina stood up and bolted out of the room. "I'll be back!"




"So, ye wan mae on this?" McAllister asked.

"Yes!" Adamina yelled over the sound of the machine shop. "You and that pretty assistant of yours!"

"We just fix things," Sanal replied. "What do you need us for?"

"McAllister here is a trained engineer and Mectech. I want him to help with the practical ideas," Rogers shrugged. "He's the head of all refits anyway so I'd have to clear using some of the workshop space with him."

"How much space do ya need?" the burly man asked.

"Two bays," Rogers replied. "We'll need the storage space attached as well."

McAllister looked over his charts to see if he had the space before nodding to himself.

"I can make the space," he shrugged. "But I want to borrow some of your people in return. I think I have a way to tweak the efficiency of some of our machines."

"It's a deal then," Rogers stuck out her hand and they shook on it. "I'll get with you on the details later. I can see that you're busy."

"Aye, we had some damages to repair from the operation on Serenno," Sanal spoke up. "We'll have to work out some kinks in our logistics if we want to do more missions of that sort."

"The Lucrehulk is being worked on, they're about halfway done with the initial work," Rogers shrugged. "We'll be able to start production on the infantry equipment from there once it's finished. The other factories will take a little while."

"As long as it gets finished sooner or later," the Twi-Lek shrugged. "We're expanding faster then our equipment can keep up currently."

"We're working on it," Rogers shrugged. "But these things take time."

"Time and money, the two thing that there never seem to be enough of," Sanal agreed.
 
Chapter 25
Chapter 25
July 4, 3009/7948 CRC Serenno, Serenno system, D'Astan Sector, Outer Rim Territories

"So, anyone want to tell me why I was woken up at such an ungodly hour?" I asked as I sipped at a cold cup of coffee.

"We've got ships moving into the system," Sheppard reported. "Mostly small craft so far, but there is a Frigate with them."

"Have they identified themselves?" I sat down and looked at the tactical map of the system.

"Just something about 'Nite Owls'," Sheppard shrugged. "I've got no clue what it means. And neither do any of our locals."

"I might be of assistance here," Dooku entered the room, his cape flourishing behind him as the two Jedi who had been rescued flanked him. "The Nite Owls are part of a larger sect of the Mandalorians. Members of the so-called Death Watch."

"They are among the more radical groups among the Mandalorians, they are deadset against the pacifists, and are not willing to concede even to the moderates that are a part of their culture. The Death Watch are petty bandits at best, and pirates at worst," The Count signaled for a droid to enter and put down a holographic transmitter. "While I sympathize with the Mandalorian's plight, the way that they are pursuing it is barbaric and uncalled for."

"So treat them as unwanted guests," I nodded. "Got it. Anything else I should know about them?"

"Yes," Dooku waved a hand and a holographic image of a Mandalorian appeared. "They are vastly different from a group such as yourselves. While individuals among the Mandalorians would enjoy and even thrive among your group, I fear that as a whole they will find ways to clash with you. Do not strike first, but if necessary, ensure that the only blow you strike is lethal, lest they decide that you are easy prey."

"Get me a link to Jewel," I looked at my XO. "I want these people stopped in orbit. I don't care what their intentions are."

"Right away, Colonel," Sheppard vanished into a nearby Mobile HQ.

"This is your world, Count," I looked at the old man. "How do you want us to handle this?"

"As you would anyone else that approached a territory that you were hired to defend," the man sat down at the table. "You have been hired and have performed admirably so far, so let us see how you handle what else comes your way."







"This is Commodore Victoria Jewel of the Marksman Mercenary Corporation," A voice came over the ship's communications systems. "We have been hired for the defense of Serenno. If you come any further into the system you will be deemed hostile and treated as such."

"Seems they are more prepared for visitors than we expected," Bo-Katan lounged in the command chair. "It seems their takeover happened faster than we predicted."

"What do you want us to do?" A Nite Owl asked.

"Hail them back," Kryze smirked. "Let us see if they accept negotiations as the pacifists do."

"Signal is locked, you're connected."

"This is Bo-Katan Kryze, I seek to land with a small shuttle and potentially negotiate the hiring of some of your forces. I should hope that you and your superiors are prepared for such an eventuality."

"Message is transmitted."

"And now we wait."




"We'll let them land with a single shuttle," I informed my command staff. "But only the one shuttle and it's to be escorted by no less than the entirety of Wardog on the way down."

"These guys came with a force large enough to deal some damage to us," Sheppard agreed. "They're not really here to negotiate, they're here to take our measure."

"They will seek to push your boundaries," Dooku stroked his beard. "Do not allow them to dictate the pace of anything or they will think they are superior."

"You heard our expert," I stood up. "Treat them the way we treated the Wolf's Dragoons."

"So like arrogant self-righteous assholes?" Sheppard snarked.

"Exactly," I laughed. "Exactly like that."






Coruscant

"So, extra passengers?" Lieutenant Hober asked as Yaddle boarded the Archon's Favor with a small group of six or so Jedi in tow.

"Indeed," Yaddle smiled. "These are the ones that have chosen to follow me for the time being, and we have some extra luggage as well. Information that will be of use to myself and Yan."

"Are there any detours that we'll need to take on the return trip?" Hober walked back toward the cockpit. "I'll have to send a report to HQ before we leave."

"Yes," Yaddle stated. "We must go to Dantooine. I believe that something waits for us there."

"I'll plot the course and let the Colonel know," Hober nodded. "Just make sure your people know not to get in the way should we encounter any pirates or the like on our way. I'd hate for one of them to get hurt."

"I will inform them that they are to act as guests while onboard the ship," Yaddle agreed. "Loading should only take a few more minutes, and then we will be on our way."

"Understood," Hober sat down and exchanged glances with his copilot. "Let us know when you're ready and we'll head out."




"Everything looks to be going fairly smoothly," Hover said as they dropped out of Hyperspace a few days later, a lush green world below. "Now, if you'll let me know where to set this ship down, I'll go with you to take a look at what you think is down there."

Yaddle frowned for a moment as she closed her eyes. "Yes, I believe that I will need you and Feemor and his apprentice as well. What lies on Dantooine requires a varied skill set. And you will suffice for one of the roles."

"Sounds good to me," Hober shrugged. "I'm cross-trained with the Marines, so I'm no slouch with a rifle."

"I believe that the rifle will not be necessary," Yaddle smirked. "But you should bring it all the same. The Force loves to spring surprises, after all."
 
Bo-Katan - well,she was asshole.But,maybe some young mercanery would change her ways.....
And the more Jedi you gather,the merrier! they are like pokemons !
 

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