During the battle of Ringo Vinda, the Republic forces were rapidly approaching the command
centre of Admiral Trench, when Clone Trooper Tup began behaving strangely. The behaviour
is soon noticed by ARC Trooper Fives, but it is too late, as Master Tiplar is killed
by the malfunctioning clone trooper. After they had retreated to understand what had
occurred, Clone Medic Kix is unable to detect what had caused Tup to kill Tiplar, and requested
for Tup to be taken to Kamino. Unfortunately for the Jedi and the clones, Admiral Trench
had reported the malfunction of Tup to Count Dooku. The Sith apprentice and his master
Sidious agreed that they had to get Tup away from the hands of the Jedi, before they could
find out about Order 66. Despite the best efforts of Fives, the Sith managed to cover
their plans to kill the Jedi, as Fives is shot by fellow clone trooper Fox following
a failed attempt to kill Palpatine. The Jedi seemed to have lost their chance to discover
the true intention of the clones, but after the Battle of Anaxes Kix found out Order 66,
by continuing the research of Fives. Before he could warn the Jedi, Kix was captured by
Dooku and placed in a stasis chamber, and the Jedi Order was betrayed by the clones.
But what if Kix had managed to tell the Jedi about Order 66? How would the Sith act in
response? As you are about to find out, all that is going to be unveiled…
Entering the Republic base on Anaxes, Clone Medic Kix ensured Commander Cody was placed
in the hands of medical droids, leaving him with time to ponder before his next mission.
The one thought that had been gnawing at him, was the Ringo Vinda virus that had allegedly
caused Tup to kill Tiplar, and it was time to discover what Fives had learnt. Entering
an ARC 170 Starfighter, Kix flew to the planet of Kamino, where Tup had succumbed to the
virus. As a medic, Kix’s path through is a lot simpler than Fives, but he cannot find
any evidence of the ARC Trooper’s work. Eventually, Kix enters into a medical bay,
and turns to the calling of his name. The medical droid AZ1-3, who Fives had used to
extract Tup’s chip, glided towards Kix, and the clone medic ordered it to tell him
what he knew. Whilst AZI-3 did not know about Order 66, it knew enough to tell Kix that
the inhibitor chip was the root of the problem. The droid removed Kix’s chip, and after
comparing it with the data obtained from Tup, Kix determined that Tup’s behaviour was
not the result of a virus native to Ringo Vinda. This meant the clones could be programmed
to kill the Jedi. Without the authority to change the programming, Kix had to the Jedi.
However, whilst pondering about which Jedi to go to first, the alarms in the complex
blared around them. Kix’s actions had been detected, and he needed to escape. AZI-3 guided
him out of the medical bay, but clones were swarming around them. Using his blaster rifle,
Kix stunned a member of the Kamino security force, then disguised himself to discreetly
head out. To his relief, his ship was still intact, and he flew away from the chaos below.
Flying back to Coruscant and aiming for the Jedi temple, Kix failed to notice a droid
tri-fighter lurking behind him, and a well-aimed shot sent Kix flying into the depths of Coruscant’s
underworld. As he woke up, Kix found himself in unfamiliar surroundings, but soon he saw
someone who was familiar in Ahsoka Tano. The former Jedi padawan had seen Kix and his starfighter
crashing down, and had used the Force to cushion his fall to the platform, outside the workshop
of the Martez sisters. As Kix sat up from his makeshift bed, the clone sought Ahsoka,
and as she approached him, Kix told her all he had discovered about the inhibitor chips.
Ahsoka struggles to digest the overload of information, and the potential danger that
Anakin and the Jedi could be in. It seemed that Barriss had been right about the Jedi
and the Republic. Just then, the Martez sisters see Ahsoka talking to Kix, and they knew that
everything was not as it seemed. Ahsoka reveals to them about her Jedi past, and that now,
they were in grave danger. As much as the Sisters had appreciated the help of Ahsoka,
her destiny lay with the Force, and the Force told her to act on what Kix had just told
her. Ahsoka and Kix scale their way up, fearful of taking any kind of transport, due to the
threat to the life of Kix. The duo entered the Temple, allowed in by Tera Sinube and
a couple of Temple guards, and Ahsoka knocked on Grandmaster Yoda’s door. Yoda had sensed
her presence and had been expecting her arrival, but he was surprised to see the clone. Kix
reveals to Yoda what he had told Ahsoka, and the Grandmaster is gravely concerned. The
Sith had the fate of the Jedi in their hands, unless they could do something about it. Yoda
was wary of their communication being intercepted, and flew to Fort Anaxes with Ahsoka and Kix.
It was time to undo some of the work of the Sith.
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