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be in the description below. Anakin moved his master to the side, and began
his own interrogation on Maul, demanding to know how he had defeated both Grievous and
Dooku. The former Sith apprentice motioned behind him, and Talzin soon appeared by his
side. The spiritual leader of the Nightsister clan did not have quarrels with the Jedi,
as much she had with the Sith, and knew she could not defeat Sidious on their own. Talzin
stands between the Jedi and Maul, offering the Jedi information in return for Dathomir
to be left alone. Maul is infuriated at Talzin’s offer, but she tempered Maul’s emotions,
as the Jedi walked away to confer with the Jedi Council. Yoda was concerned with the
true motives of the leader of the Nightsister clan, but the Sith were the bigger threat.
The Council reluctantly accept Talzin’s offer and it seemed Maul had been convinced
by Talzin, as he revealed to the Jedi that Palpatine was the Sith Lord under their noses,
and that Anakin had been nurtured since the Battle of Naboo, to be his future apprentice.
Ahsoka, who had heard the deal taking place, rushes back to their temporary base, and contacts
the Jedi Council. On Coruscant, the Jedi had awaited a signal from Mandalore, and Yoda
activated the transmission from Ahsoka. The former Jedi padawan told the Jedi what Maul
had revealed about Darth Sidious, and the Council’s worst fears have been confirmed.
It was crucial for the Jedi to remove Sidious, and not let him anyway near Anakin. Yoda,
Mace Windu and several other Council members march to the Chancellor’s Office, and barge
their way inside. Walking through, they expected to see Palpatine seated in his customary chair,
but he was nowhere to be found. Yoda soon realises that those on Mandalore were in grave
danger, and they had to warn the Jedi. The Jedi rush back to the Council chamber, and
activate the holoprojector, only to find the hooded figure of Darth Sidious, who had intercepted
their lines of communication. Facing Yoda, Sidious devilishly cackled, then executed
Order 66 and disappeared. The Jedi Council were confused as to what the order was, until
they heard the screams from the lower levels. Rushing down to the Temple floor, clones were
turning on the Jedi, and they have to devise a quick plan of action. Mace Windu assigns
everyone to defend the Temple other than himself and Yoda, who first go to issue a warning
to the other Jedi across the galaxy, then move through the fire of the clone troopers
to go to Mandalore. The two Jedi masters are pursued by a squadron of ARC 170 Starfighters,
and even though they manage to destroy the chasing pack, it costed time they did not
have. As the two Jedi approach Mandalore, they are met by a blockade of the traitorous
clones, and attempt to fly through. The sheer number of clone fighters proves to be too
much, as the Jedi starfighters are hit, then slide into the hangar of Obi-Wan’s cruiser.
Entering into two other ships, they head to the surface below, pursued by even more clones,
and see Mandalore is ablaze. The clones were firing relentlessly at everyone who was an
enemy of the Republic, and Yoda and Windu spotted the Jedi and Ahsoka escaping to the
rooftops. Running out of their ships to join them, they are blasted back by the arriving
Palpatine. The Sith Lord walked past the Jedi, and headed straight for Maul and Talzin, who
stood defiantly, and the three began to duel. But unlike their battle on Dathomir, the Jedi
intervene, as Yoda and Windu roll away from the fire of the clones, to deflect the widespread
lightning attacks of Sidious, and the Sith Lord turns to his faithful lightsabers. Clashing
blades with Maul first, as he was the weakest, the Zabrak is guarded by the magick of Talzin,
and Sidious’s attentions turns to the incoming Master Windu. The Korun master drags Sidious
away from the Dathomir natives, and it allows Yoda to join him in the battle whilst Obi-Wan,
Anakin and Ahsoka fight the clones, with Bo Katan and her Nite Owls. Palpatine relinquished
one of his blades, as he tried to pull Anakin towards him, pleading with him that the Jedi
were trying to take over the galaxy, but Anakin had seen through the lies of the Sith lord,
and turned around to slice Palpatine’s body into two. The fall of the Supreme Chancellor
brought the battle to a standstill, as the clones mechanically dropped their blasters,
as Yoda walked towards Maul and Talzin, acting as a peacekeeper between the two sides. The
Grandmaster allows the freedom of Maul and Talzin on Dathomir, then contacts the Temple
on Coruscant, where the Jedi had succeeded in warding off the clones, despite incurring
heavy losses. Entering into one of the surviving ships, Maul and Talzin return to their home
planet, and with the Sith gone, it was a chance to rebuild the Nightsisters.
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