Welcome back to part 2 of what if General Grievous was Force Sensitive. Thank you to
those of you who watched the first part of this video! To recap what happened in that
part, in case you haven’t seen it, Grievous had been injected with the blood Sifo Dyas,
on his way to becoming a cyborg, and it had the effect of making him Force sensitive.
Dooku had kept the powers a secret, and it is Obi-Wan who is first to be surprised by
the powers, briefly being held under capture, before his padawan arrived for a rescue. But
in his attempt to save him, the cave above them collapsed, and it is up to Plo Koon to
save the Jedi… Above the Jedi council member, clone commander
Wolffe guided a small group of Republic gunships, landing just outside of the droid factory’s
ruins. The Wolf pack assisted in dragging the rubble with their cables, finding all
3 Jedi located in vicinity of each other, but before they could check upon the condition
of Grievous, to bring him into the hands of the Republic, all of the Geonosians arrived
from their underground hives, and started to attack the Republic Forces. The Kel’Dor
Master pulled the Jedi to safety with the Force, and as the clones repelled the attacks
of the native soldiers, they scrambled back to safety. Aboard the Venator class destroyer
of Plo Koon’s second fleet, Obi-Wan, Anakin and Luminara were recovering from their wounds,
but what concerned the most of all, was the Force sensitivity displayed by General Grievous.
The Jedi were wary that Dooku could have an entire army of such monsters, and upon their
return to Coruscant, they meet to discuss with the Chancellor on how to counter the
Separatist technology. Palpatine is just as surprised as the Jedi to hear of the powers
of Grievous, and proposes that the Republic should divert some of their spending away
from the clone army on Kamino, to create Force sensitive cyborgs of their own, and leaving
the Jedi to deliberate their decision, a furious Palpatine communicates with his apprentice.
Dooku immediately knew that he was in trouble, and internally scolded the failure of Grievous
to leave no traces of his victims behind, so he had to try and convince Palpatine that
Grievous was extremely limited in his use of the Force, despite the accounts of the
Jedi. The dark Lord of the Sith easily bypasses the treachery of his apprentice, and lifts
him in the air, before choking him, then orders him to ensure Grievous did not exceed the
power that their plan required. Dooku recovered to bow to the hologram of his master, but
he had no plans to obey him, and turning to the cyborg that had just bowed to his feet,
he taught Grievous the powers of Force concealment, to ensure that Sidious could not sense his
rise in power. Back at the Jedi temple, the Jedi were discussing the proposal put forward
by Palpatine, when Yoda realised that what Dooku had done to Grievous, exceeded all known
abilities of the Force. Not only had Dooku successfully manipulated midichlorians, but
he had somehow acquired the blood of a Jedi, as the blood of the Sith would not be able
survive the wounds that Grievous had sustained. Once again, the Kel’Dor Jedi master Plo
Koon is dispatched, to investigate which Jedi had been utilised for their blood, but this
time Obi-Wan was there to assist him. Master Kenobi takes his familiar seat in the Jedi
archives, and there he searched through the Jedi database for every casualty since Dooku
had been a part of the Jedi Order. Many knights, padawans and initiates had not been accounted
for, but the name of Jedi master Sifo Dyas stood out to him, having heard stories from
his master Qui-Gon, that Dooku and Sifo-Dyas had been inseparable before his death. The
Jedi Council research the maverick Jedi master, and found that he had died on a mission to
Felucia, but the report had been closed by the office of the previous Supreme Chancellor
Finis Valorum. The former Chancellor revealed that the Jedi account of the events had been
misleading, and that Sifo Dyas had actually been on a mission to Oba Diah, so the Jedi
take a journey to the land of the Pyke Syndicate. Outside of the fortress, Dooku is already
waiting for them, having intercepted a transmission between the Jedi and their fleet, and he commends
the Jedi for their efforts to track him down. Dooku offers to share the secret of Grievous’
success in return for their alliance, but the Jedi refuses his offer, so Dooku orders
for the droids to surround the Jedi. Several droid battalions drop from the skies, whilst
Dooku retreated to the comfort of his ship, and Grievous emerged from the final ship.
The cyborg had improved his Force abilities, in the short period of time since his last
encounter with the Jedi, and tried to choke the Jedi before they could move towards him,
but they deflected the Force attack, and retreated back into the palace. Members of the Pykes
stepped out to confront the droids, and using this to their advantage, the Jedi jumped back
into their ships, to head to their home planet, now aware that Dooku had used Sifo Dyas to
enhance Grievous. The Jedi use the recently deceased Jedi master Ord Eniscence to test
if it was possible to manipulate midichlorians, aware that a new type of clone war had just
begun. That is it for part 2 what if General Grievous
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