The Jedi master Obi-Wan Kenobi, was one of many Jedi dispatched off the world of Coruscant,
to fight the battles for the Galactic Republic against the Separatists. With the death of
Separatist leader Count Dooku, the Jedi master was tasked with completing the war, by killing
the commander of the droid army General Grievous, largely oblivious that there was a much larger
threat. Arriving on the outer rim planet of Utapau, Obi-Wan led a surprise attack on Grievous’
droid army, with the help of the 212th Attack Battalion, and pursuing the droid General,
he finally manages to eliminate him after years of trying. The death of Grievous was
exactly what the real threat Palpatine had wanted, and manipulating the Jedi knight Anakin
Skywalker, the Jedi soon fell under Operation Knightfall and Order 66, and Obi-Wan was forced
to flee. But what if Clone Force 99 had been on Utapau with Obi-Wan? How would the group
of defective clones affect the outcome of the battle of Utapau? Could they stop the
Jedi from their fall? As you will find out, the intervention of the Bad Batch, could have
shaken the galaxy to its core… Following the battle of Anaxes, clone Force
99 had been expecting to be deployed to the planet of Kaller and assist Depa Billaba,
when Jedi master Obi-Wan Kenobi rushed into the hangar of the Venator class star destroyer,
and declared that they had been reassigned to assist him on Utapau. Taking a separate
Omicron class attack shuttle from the regular clone troopers, they are forced to join with
a briefing on Utapau, and Cody is assigned to assist them in leading the surprise attack.
Waiting for the signal from the Jedi master, the sound of a beeping from their bridge ignited
them into action, and whilst the star destroyers demolished the Separatist defences, Cody and
Clone Force 99 utilised their unique skills to drop down to Hangar 10, supplemented by
Low Altitude Assault Transportation. Hunter then senses something is amiss, and touching
various surfaces to an elongated table, he senses that the Separatist Aliiance had recently
departed. With Obi-Wan occupied by General Grievous, Cody decides that they should start
tracking for the Alliance members, and scan through the converted Core Ship. Crosshair
perfectly took out a pair of anti craft turrets, and this exposed a secret communication centre,
which Tech and Echo began to break into. The two clone troopers found that Grievous had
not wiped his recordings with Darth Sidious, discovering that he had been ordered to send
the Separatists to the lava planet of Mustafar. As Obi-Wan completed his victory over Grievous,
the Jedi master saw the recording between Sidious and Grievous, and quickly decided
that Cody should join Clone Force 99 in bringing them back to Coruscant alive. But as Obi-Wan
clipped his previously fallen lightsaber to his belt, he felt a wave of darkness in the
Force, and all of the clone troopers around him, apart from the defective clones turned
to Commander Cody, who accepted the order to eliminate the Jedi from Darth Sidious.
Obi-Wan utilised Force speed to try and get to his ship, which was several layers above
him, but Cody ordered all of the clone troopers to fire at him. Clone Force 99 were confused
by the order, even though they were aware of it, but quickly realised that the Jedi
was in danger, so they tackled Cody to the ground and stunned him. Tech had acquired
the information from the passing clones that the Order was to kill the Jedi, and leaping
down into the water below, they find that Obi-Wan was continuing to be shot down. The
Jedi master cleverly hid himself from the chasing clones, and ordering Clone Force 99
to report to the Jedi Council as quickly as they could, he found a way back to his ship.
Obi-Wan eventually managed to find Bail Organa, and after mentioning the survival of the defective
clones, the senator decides that they should complete their original mission of capturing
the Separatists. Clone Force 99 had found a way back to the Havoc Marauder with an unconscious
Cody, and after receiving the joint order from Obi-Wan and Bail Organa, they deliberate
whether or not to follow the order, as the Republic had fallen. Tech outlined that travelling
to the lava planet was one that presented itself with a massive risk, but nevertheless
they venture to the nearby planet to scope out the threats. Smoothly landing beside one
of the mining facilities on the planet, the clones exchange Macrobinoculars, and find
that there were very little threats surrounding the Separatist hideout, and sneaked around
the lava bank, then burst into the room. The Separatist Council are surprised by the clones
troopers pointing their weapons at their faces, after Lord Sidious had promised them peace,
and in a swift and efficient operation, the clones stun all of the present Council, and
dragged them back to their ship. Once secured, Tech informs Obi-Wan that they had completed
their mission, as the Jedi master orders them to quickly escape from the planet before Palpatine
had found out what had happened to the Separatists. Echo in particular is shocked by Palpatine
being the one behind the war, as General Skywalker had spoken so highly of him, and the mood
on their journey back to Coruscant is sombre and tense. Approaching the planet, Tech is
about to plot for a place to land, when they receive a signal from an uncharted moon. Cautiously
allowing for it to be heard, it is the voice of Clone Captain Rex, trying to escape Order
66 with the Jedi padawan Ahsoka Tano. The clones want to try and save their brother,
when they found themselves under siege from Republic ships, and taking a critical hit
in the side of their hull, Tech desperately wrestled control, as they plunged to the ground
below. That is it for part 1 of what if Bad Batch
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