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Anakin looked up from the fading hologram of Palpatine, and the others convinced to look
for any suspicious in Palpatine’s office. Obi-Wan could sense Anakin’s conflict, and goes to join
him in his speeder to the Chancellor’s office. Upon their arrival, the Chancellor is surprised
to see Obi-Wan, and they discuss what had happened on Mandalore. Sidious did not mind the capture of
Maul, as he could retake Mandalore later, but the loyalty of the clones disturbed him. Showing his
gratitude for their report, Palpatine noticed that Obi-Wan had not sat during their meeting,
instead choosing to look at the decorations of his office, but the Sith Lord dismissed this
as mere curiosity. Afterwards, Palpatine expressed his concerns to Dooku. The Sith
apprentice assured Sidious that when Order 66 was initiated, the clones would not be able to resist,
no matter how attached they were to the Jedi. For Sidious, assurances were not enough, and he
orders Dooku for definitive proof that their plan would not fail. Dooku contacted the Kaminoans,
and like himself, they can assure the chips would work unless forcibly removed. With the
Sith plan working, and the former Jedi only having suspicions, they can only wait for Sith activity.
Soon however, they become very busy. Padme had to leave for Rush Clovis and Scipio, making Anakin
furious, but this was quickly overshadowed by the escape of Maul, and now Satine and Mandalore
were in mortal danger. Yet again, the trio of former Jedi are forced to head to Mandalore,
and the peace that they had left had been replaced by chaos. Going straight for the Sundari prison,
Satine is not in a good state, and Anakin can see Obi-Wan with a fire in his eyes that he had never
seen before. Obi-Wan led them to the battle outside, but this time without the clones,
the Super Commandos appeared to be a tougher task, but not for the bearded
Jedi master. Obi-Wan was combining his mastery of Soresu with the form IV taught by Qui-Gon,
and he soon came face to face with Maul. This time Obi-Wan would not allow for Maul to
escape. Lunging towards him before a word could be uttered, Obi-Wan was not fazed by Maul’s power and
sliced him with vertically with his blade. Obi-Wan looked at Maul fading into the air with contempt,
and Anakin saw an aura around Obi-Wan. Calming his master, Obi-Wan dropped to the ground in shame.
He had inexplicably given into his anger and had touched the dark side. Ahsoka and Anakin
helped the shocked Obi-Wan to his feet, and at last the neutral Mandalore could rest.
Choosing to keep Obi-Wan with Satine on Mandalore, Anakin is surprised to receive a coded message.
Allowing it access in the repaired throne room, it is from Grandmaster Yoda. The weary Yoda brings
news of Senator Amidala being in the hands of Count Dooku, and with the Jedi Council occupied,
Yoda asks the former Jedi for their help. Anakin regretted not going to protect Padme,
and he knew he should have trusted his instincts about the shady Clovis. Like Obi-Wan,
Anakin’s rage bubbles to the surface, and they go back to Coruscant to look for any clues.
Searching Padme’s apartment, R2-D2 activates a holoprojector and it sees Padme asking for help
in a cell. The trusty droid traces the signal, and it was from Padme’s home planet of Naboo.
They waste no time in going there, and on the way, relay Padme’s location back to the Jedi Council.
Going to the Theed Royal Palace, they navigate the web of rooms and enter the largest one. Using
their lightsabers to illuminate the area, Count Dooku was at the end of the room, and in front of
him was a bound Senator Amidala. Anakin rushed in, but he was obstructed by four Magnaguards.
Ahsoka and Obi-Wan dismembered the bodyguards, and looking for Dooku, he had disappeared with Anakin.
Suddenly Anakin sprinted in from a previously hidden entrance, and ordered them to run. Carrying
Padme, they all dramatically leapt out of the room and Anakin shut the doors with the Force,
before the room exploded. A short while later, they open their eyes and expect to see Dooku.
Instead, it was Yoda and Mace Windu. The Jedi had received their signal and had arrived shortly
after them. Struggling to their feet, Padme is taken into care by several clone medics,
and the Jedi are patched up. Trying to leave the planet, they hear the clattering of Battle
Droids growing louder and louder. Turning to the walls of noise, it is headed in their direction,
and one side it was Count Dooku, and on the other it was General Grievous. The Jedi were surrounded.
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