In the throne room on the planet of Mandalore, Ahsoka Tano and renegade Sith Lord Maul taunted
each other, as the glass behind them shattered. Deeming Maul’s visions to be flawed, Ahsoka
ignites her blades followed by Maul, and they begin a fast-paced duel. Maul initially pins
Ahsoka to the floor, before she kicked him out of the window, leading to a chase on the
rooftops. Ahsoka tracks the former Sith to the beams above the city, and Maul gives Ahsoka
the final chance to join him, and kill Sidious. Ahsoka refuses and Maul manages to disarm
Ahsoka, leaving her hanging onto a beam. Like with a lot of his previous duels, Maul’s
inability to kill his opponents proves to be his downfall, as Ahsoka trips him and leaves
him dangling in the air with the Force. Maul asks Ahsoka to let him fall to his death,
but he is taken into the custody of the clones. In the end, Maul escapes following the chaos
of Order 66, and it would take his nemesis Obi-Wan Kenobi to end his suffering. But what
if Ahsoka had killed Maul on Mandalore? Would this affect Order 66? As you are about to
discover, the death of Maul will affect more lives than one…
Ahsoka used the Force to dangle Maul into the air, and she had his fate in her hands.
Maul begged Ahsoka to let him fall, but she knew that Maul could survive the fall, and
there was no way she would let him choose his fate. Ahsoka requests a nearby clone to
throw her a DC 17 pistol, and Ahsoka shoots multiple plasma bolts into the Zabrak. Lowering
the body to the remnants of the beam, Maul with his final breaths, tells Ahsoka that
Anakin was the key. Maul’s body is left for Bo Katan to sort out, and Ahsoka soon
asks the clones to take her to the communications centre, after getting her lightsabers back.
The holographic figure of Yoda flickered into life, as Obi-Wan was busy fighting Grievous
on Utapau. Without the frustrating presence of Windu, Ahsoka tells Yoda about what Maul
had told her about Anakin and Sidious. The Grandmaster is concerned, as it matched the
suspicions of Windu, and it all but confirmed that Palpatine was the Sith Lord. Yoda requests
the presence of Windu, and the Korun Master arrives. With the reassurance of Yoda, Ahsoka
know she can talk freely to Windu, and she restates the importance of Anakin. Windu is
not sure, but Yoda asks Ahsoka to arrive on Coruscant, as Anakin was currently in a meeting
with Palpatine, and Windu’s role was to delay him. Ahsoka takes one of the smaller
starships from the hangar of her cruiser, and along with Rex, left the rest of the 501st
and Nite Owls to deal with the mess on Mandalore. The ship cannot arrive on Coruscant fast enough,
and Ahsoka leapt out of her ship, seeing Anakin and Windu. The master of the order had obviously
followed the instructions of Yoda, as Anakin was venting his annoyance, with time ticking
by on the life of Padme. The two Jedi are disturbed by the skidding starship, and see
Ahsoka and Rex running towards them. Rex salutes his Jedi General, and Ahsoka tells Anakin
what Maul had told her. The Jedi knight is conflicted between saving Padme, and his duties
as a Jedi. But what they failed to notice, was a sleek shuttle leaving from below the
Chancellor’s office. Palpatine had been seated in his office, expecting the Council
to arrest him, and then Anakin to become his apprentice, however he soon sensed an unnerving
shift in the Force. The quick fall of Maul was unexpected, as he had expected more from
his old apprentice, and for him to not be beaten by a mere cast off padawan. The padawan
Ahsoka Tano, who he wished he had executed quickly, for being falsely accused of bombing
the Jedi Temple, had returned. Sidious’ plans for Anakin had been ruined, but his
ultimate plan had not. Asking his clones to ready his ship, he departed for Mustafar,
then executed Order 66. In the Jedi Temple, Anakin, Windu and Ahsoka saw Rex behaving
oddly. The Commander was twitching in an attempt to resist the control chip, but his hands
found their way to his blaster pistols. The other clones in the hangar were also acting
in a similar fashion, and Windu prepared his lightsaber. The clones around them begin to
fire, and Ahsoka cuts off the pistols of Rex, then tackles him to the ground. Leaving Master
Windu and Cin Drallig to defend the Temple hangar, Anakin quickly runs off to the central
holoprojector to transmit the news to the Jedi. Most of the Jedi had fallen to the clones,
but those who had heard the warning were on their way back to the Temple. Anakin returned
to the hangar, where Ahsoka had vanished with Rex to discover the cause of the matter. Anakin
follows his padawan, as the Jedi were holding their own, and goes to the Halls of Healing.
The medical droid is performing a scan with the help of Ahsoka, and they find the inhibitor
chip as the root of the problem. Ahsoka turned around to see Anakin, and he had a choice
to make between saving the clones or saving Padme.
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