As the Jedi and pirates worked together to escape Grievous, weequay pirate Hondo Ohnaka
was convinced by youngling Katooni to help Ahsoka. Outside of the hangar, Grievous was
chasing Ahsoka and the younglings, and the Kaleesh warrior was about to kill them all,
when R2-D2 dramatically tilted the ship, crashing into the surface below. The younglings get
to their feet thinking that they were safe, but Grievous rose from the dust, and Ahsoka
stood to protect them. Ahsoka is outmatched, yet manages to hold on for long enough to
evade a certain death, and escape in Hondo’s repaired ship. The Slave I open fire on the
cyborg, almost overwhelming and killing him, but is saved by his army. In the end, Jedi
master Obi-Wan Kenobi defeats Grievous on the planet of Utapau, right at end of the
Clone War. But what if Ahsoka had somehow killed Grievous? What affect would getting
rid of the leader of the Separatist Army, have earlier on in the war? And what would
happen to Ahsoka? As you are about to discover, the death of Grievous at the hands of Ahsoka
will alter the clone war… Ahsoka leapt in front of the younglings to
stop Grievous, and they all ran to Hondo’s ship. Grievous’ blades whirled towards Ahsoka,
and the padawan blocked it with her own lightsabers, before Force pushing Grievous away. Ordering
the ship to move closer towards her, she directed the younglings to use the blaster cannons
at the droid General. Grievous recovers to block the attacks, and Ahsoka redirects some
of the bolts to the incoming HMP Gunships. Hondo decides to he wants his turn to fire,
and uses the onboard proton torpedoes to collapse the ground beneath Grievous. The cyborg is
slightly trapped under a rock, and punching his way out, he fails to react to a flying
Ahsoka, who pierced both of her blades into Grievous’ torso. Above them, she could hear
the cheers of Hondo and the younglings, and Ahsoka jumps onto their ship, before more
Separatist reinforcements arrived. Hondo guides them back into Republic hands, where the younglings
report of Ahsoka’s heroics. Obi-Wan is doubtful, but Hondo asks his pirates to bring out the
mangled corpse of Grievous, impressing Obi-Wan. Hondo parts ways with the Jedi, and they go
to Coruscant, and stand in front of the Council. Joined by Anakin, the Jedi knight suggests
Ahsoka should receive a knighthood, but Master Windu is not willing to do so. Anakin is angry
at the Council for not recognising something that even their masters couldn’t do, and
walked out of the room. Anakin took a small journey through the corridors of the Temple,
before receiving a transmission from Chancellor Palpatine. Anakin thought that a trip to the
office of his mentor could improve his mood, and sprinted away. The Chancellor shows concern
at Anakin’s mood, but is secretly relishing Anakin’s hate for the Council. Unlike the
Council, Palpatine praises Anakin for the training of Ahsoka, and that it would be a
disgrace if he were not made a master soon. Anakin bowed in gratitude and left Palpatine
with a lot to think about. The secret Sith Lord turned on his holoprojector, then found
Count Dooku. The Sith apprentice laments the loss of Grievous, but Palpatine sees it as
an opportunity to replace the cyborg, with someone more powerful and Force sensitive,
and Dooku knows he is in danger. Palpatine was soon summed to the Jedi temple, and that
this was his chance. After a mindless meeting about Maul, Palpatine cloaked his presence,
then entered the quarters of padawan Barriss Offee. Palpatine used his masterful manipulation
skills to convince Barriss to frame Ahsoka for the bombing of the Jedi Temple, and in
time she would be rewarded for her efforts, unlike the Jedi had done. The events proceed
as Palpatine had wanted, and he was able to dictate the trial to ensure Ahsoka was freed,
but Barriss was convicted. With Ahsoka’s bridge to the Jedi Order burned, she leaves
Anakin, paving the way for Palpatine. In the underworlds of Coruscant, Ahsoka trudged the
streets, failing to notice a probe droid watching her every move. Finding a place to rest, the
former Jedi padawan’s world was to take a dark turn. The probe droid had passed the
location onto Count Dooku, and arriving in his secret hangar in the Works district, captures
the sleeping Ahsoka. The Togruta eventually woke up, and saw Dooku and the hooded Palpatine
next to him. Before she could speak, the to Sith engulfed her with Sith magic, terrorising
her mind and pain coursed through her body like never before. The beacon of the light
in the Force was fading with each passing moment, and soon she was one of the Sith.
On Coruscant, Anakin had been venting his frustration at Obi-Wan for their treatment
of Ahsoka, when he sensed a disturbance in the Force. Through his connection to Ahsoka,
he could sense her presence fading away, and looked to Obi-Wan for his guidance. The two
Jedi run out of the room, and into a Jedi gunship, soon joined by members of the 501st.
Anakin reached out into the Force, and searched for Ahsoka’s presence, finding a warehouse
in the lower levels of Coruscant. Upon closer inspection, he sees a small trail of blood
that faded away, and Anakin howled into the moonlight. He would not lose another, even
if it meant a trip away from the Jedi. That is it for part 1 of what if Ahsoka killed
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