With the successful quest of Savage Opress, to find his lost brother Maul on the planet
of Lotho Minor, the Jedi master Obi-Wan Kenobi knew that they were hunting for revenge, and
initially being lured to the planet of Raydonia, he failed to apprehend either of the Zabraks
on his trip to the planet, despite the help of the Dathomirian Asajj Ventress, the latter
of whom had discovered a bounty on the head of Savage. But this was far from the last
of their encounters, and after the brothers had widened their influence on the criminal
world, the Jedi respond to a disturbance on the planet of Florrum. With Jedi master Adi
Gallia, Obi-Wan aimed to put a stop to the massacre, but after his fellow Council member
is killed by Savage, Obi-Wan is forced to battle the two Zabraks alone. Equipped with
two lightsabers, the Jedi master managed to repel both of the Zabraks, and forced a retreat
with the help of Hondo Ohnaka’s pirates. But what if Obi-Wan had died on Florrum? Would
this accelerate Anakin’s turn to the dark side? As you are about to discover, the death
of Obi-Wan, would have change the plans of both light and dark…
Despite attempting to resist the darkness, the death of Master Gallia ignited a fire
within Obi-Wan, and summoning her fallen lightsaber with the Force, he ignored the calls from
Hondo to retreat to his base. But with the brothers starting to whittle down the number
of pirates, Obi-Wan is forced to retreat to the underground tunnels, where Hondo had set
up a series of explosives to block their path. Unfortunately for the Jedi master, he had
been too late, as the walls begin to detonate around him, and he found himself being pinned
down by the rocks, leaving him trapped. Maul stood over his old foe with Savage waiting,
and declaring that he had finally created his chance of revenge, the former Sith first
sliced off his legs, mirroring his own fate on Naboo, then ordered Savage to free the
Jedi master. Lifting the rocks off of Obi-Wan, Maul started to choke Obi-Wan, then impaled
him with his lightsaber. The Jedi master slumped to the floor, as Hondo ordered for more explosives
to be placed around them, and it forced Maul and Savage to head back to their ship. The
leader of the pirate gang ordered his subordinates to carry the remains of Obi-Wan back to his
ruined base, where they try to transmit a message to the Jedi Council. Those at the
Temple on Coruscant had felt the death of Obi-Wan and Master Gallia, and mournfully
allowing Hondo’s transmission to pass through, the Jedi are offered to take the body of the
Jedi masters. Yoda is about to dispatch one of the Jedi to head to Florrum, but Mace Windu
revealed that the starfighters of Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano had already left the Temple
hangar. The two Jedi had been fuelled by the dark side since the death of Obi-Wan, and
hunting for Maul and Savage, they order for the clone troopers to track their escape craft
off of the planet. Landing in the depths of Hondo’s base to retrieve the fallen masters,
the Jedi then convene in a Venator class star destroyer to preserve the bodies on their
return to Coruscant. But Anakin and Ahsoka do not return to the Temple, as a report from
the lava planet of Mustafar, revealed the brothers had paid a visit to the Black Sun
base, and the Jedi trace their last moves. Upon their arrival, the fortress is littered
with Black Sun guards and faction leaders, and as clone trooper Kix examines the wounds,
he finds them to be only several days old. But rather curiously, they spot blaster wounds
on some of the bodies, and Rex deduces that they were not those of a clone trooper. Moving
towards the table that previously belonged to the faction’s leaders, they see the hologram
of Maul, Savage and Viszla killing those who refused to comply with their offer, and revealed
that their next destination was Nal Hutta. If Anakin did not already have an incentive
to kill Maul and Savage, this was his chance to eliminate those, who had been responsible
for his enslavement on Tatooine. Alongside Ahsoka, they swiftly move to the palace of
Gardulla the Hutt, where the Council of the Hutts usually met. With the intelligence from
Mustafar, Anakin and Ahsoka can hear the voices of Maul and his subordinates, conversing with
the Hutt council. Suddenly, the Jedi hear a commotion from above them, and it is Bo
Katan and her Nite Owls firing at the building, and avoiding being caught in the crossfire,
they barge into the Council chamber, and aided by the guards and bounty hunters, Maul and
Savage dismiss the Nite Owls, and pointing their blades, he taunted the Jedi for the
death of Obi-Wan. Anakin and Ahsoka were not moved, and locking blades with the Zabraks,
the two Jedi push the brothers, and they use of their new dark side powers to push them
into the crumbling walls of the palace. Maul does not believe the Jedi are capable of killing
him, but at the sight of the gleaming yellow eyes of the Jedi, he ordered his army into
retreat. Giving chase to the Nite Owls and the Zabraks, the Jedi use their combined might
to try and pull the escaping ships from the skies, but retreating fire from Bo Katan forces
them to back off. But Anakin and Ahsoka would not be stopped, for their revenge on Obi-Wan,
even if those across the galaxy needed their help.
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