The Kaleesh warrior and warlord General Grievous, developed an incessant hatred for the Jedi,
upon their attacks on his colonies, and the death they had dealt to his home planet, choosing
to accept the offer of the Sith to convert him into a cyborg. Trained in lightsaber combat
by the legendary duellist Count Dooku, the leader of the Separatist droid army began
to strike fear into the Jedi order, from his first battle in the catacombs on Geonosis.
The algorithms in his brain, allowed him to provide immediate responses to any pattern
of strikes, making him difficult to defeat, except for the most esteemed Jedi masters,
and he established a vast collection of lightsabers from those he had defeated. But the cyborg
was ultimately a tool for a bigger plan, and controlled by the dark Lord of the Sith Darth
Sidious, his location at the end of the war on Utapau, was revealed to the Jedi, as the
Sith had no use for him. Grievous believed that he was fighting for the Separatists,
but the war had been engineered so that the victor would only be the Sith, and the cyborg
fell at the blaster of Jedi master Obi-Wan Kenobi, without getting to witness his life’s
ambition, of seeing the Jedi order crumble. But what if Grievous had been Force sensitive?
Could he have established his own Empire away from the Sith? As you will find out, the Force
powers of Grievous, could have altered the fate of the Separatists…
From the planet of Kalee, Dooku had just saved Grievous from a life- threatening explosion,
and now aboard his ship, the FX Series medical droids were trying to keep the warrior alive,
until he could reach the scientists on Geonosis. The Sith accessed the cryogenic hibernation
capsule of Jedi master Sifo Dyas, and taking a syringe full of blood, the medical droids,
injected Grievous to keep him alive. But Dooku immediately sensed something amiss in the
Force, and the ship soon began shaking, as Grievous raised one of his hands, and crushed
the droids around him with the Force. The blood from the Jedi master had not been supposed
to give midichlorians to the cyborg, but it appeared as if his hatred for the Jedi was
harnessing the blood of Sifo Dyas. Dooku continued to cackle until they reached the laboratory
on Geonosis, and there he ordered Grievous to not lash out, as the scientists implemented
a duranium body, and additional implants to create a monster would soon be feared by all
opponents. Dooku decided he would keep the Force sensitivity of the cyborg a secret,
and keeping him away from the first battle of Geonosis for further experimentation, Dooku
discovered that the cyborg had an impressive speed of learning. Grievous soon mastered
all seven forms of lightsaber combat, and gaining a basic grasp of the Force, matching
those of younglings at the Jedi Temple, Dooku ordered him strike fear into the Jedi, by
destroying one of their medical facilities, and redeem his failure to kill Plo Koon and
his battalion in the Abregado system. Unfortunately for the droid General, the Jedi knight Anakin
Skywalker, and his master Obi-Wan Kenobi, had intercepted a transmission from the droid
general, and Anakin’s shadow squadron passed through the dangerous Kaliida Nebula, to destroy
the ion cannons on his dreadnought, and render the hyperdrive useless. Ordering for the droids
to repair the ship, before the Jedi could make a killing attack, Grievous could sense
the Jedi boarding in an emergency air lock, and knew they would be splitting their Forces.
The cyborg ignited his blades in front of Obi-Wan, with the Jedi master intent on destroying
the hyperdrive, but he soon felt the power from Grievous. Before he could reach the cyborg,
he found himself being launched backwards into the walls of the ship, then losing consciousness.
Following the orders of Dooku, Grievous did not kill the Jedi master, rather dragged him
away, and at the navigation computer’s location, Anakin could sense his master in danger. The
Jedi knight cleared a path for Padme, C3P0 and R2-D2 to escape in the Twilight, but attempting
to reach his master, he saw Grievous dragging Obi-Wan into an escape pod, and vanishing
into hyperspace. Cutting his way back through the droids that had been abandoned, he found
the docking logs that had not been erased in the chaos, and he turned the dreadnought
to Geonosis. Anakin wasted no time in alerting the Jedi Council to what had happened to his
master, and approaching the planet that was still scarred from their previous encounter,
he equipped himself with a space suit, and leapt onto a vulture class droid starfighter
to the surface below. The Jedi knight is quickly supported by a Republic fleet led by Plo Koon,
and they split up to try to find Obi-Wan, with the Kel’Dor master going to the droid
factories, and Anakin entering the catacombs with Luminara Unduli. The two Jedi hear the
sound of the native Geonosians growing louder and louder, until the sound of the buzzing
and shrieking became unbearable, and they began to cut them to pieces, until they reached
the biggest chamber. Obi-Wan was being held in a Force restricting cage, surrounded by
Geonosian scientists led by Poggle the Lesser, and just as a medical droid approached Obi-Wan
with a large syringe, the Jedi blasted everyone in the room in different directions, but the
Force of the attack caused the room to cave in. Above the Jedi, Plo Koon had just found
General Grievous, and had managed to contain his initial shock at his opponent’s Force
sensitivity, to get the upper hand in their duel. But lunging for a killing strike, the
ground beneath them began to shake, and they dropped below the droid factory. The Kel’Dor
master could sense the faint presence of the Jedi beneath his feet, and ordered the clones
to haul the rubble, hoping that they would had not been too late to save them.
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