With Obi-Wan Kenobi’s old foe Maul taking the throne of Mandalore, the jedi master struggled
to balance his duty to the Jedi Order, and his urge to help the overthrown Duchess Satine.
With permission from Grandmaster Yoda, Obi-Wan is allowed to act upon a desperate plea from
Satine, asking for his help in escaping Mandalore. The Jedi master had to go alone, in order
to maintain the neutral position the Senate had towards the planet, and disguising himself
as a Mandalorian Super Commando, he managed to free the Duchess from her imprisonment.
But in their escape, Maul’s commandos detonate their ship and the Jedi and Duchess fall into
the hands of the Zabrak. In the throne room, Obi-Wan watches helplessly whilst Maul killed
Satine with the darksaber, refusing to give in to his own anger, and it would take many
years until he could eliminate Maul. But what if Obi-Wan had died with Satine? How would
this change the Jedi Order? Who would be able to kill Grievous? As you will discover, the
death of Obi-Wan, dramatically alters the history of Star Wars…
The Mandalorian Super Commandos surrounded Obi-Wan, and his eyes widened when the body
of Satine dropped into his arms. As she spoke her final words to the Jedi master, Savage
Opress looked at his fellow Nightbrother, and asked him what they should do with the
Jedi, and to his surprise, he ordered for him to rot in the uppermost cell of the city’s
prison. Savage felt that this was a sign of weakness, and igniting his double bladed lightsaber,
he brutally guided it into Obi-Wan’s crouching body, also decapitating the Commandos in close
proximity. Maul looked furiously at Savage for his impatience, and yelled that this could
lead to their downfall, before he orders for his forces to track the dissidents, until
he felt a darkness in the Force. His old master Darth Sidious had arrived to prove that there
could only be two Sith, and Maul prepared himself for the duel, fuelled by the knowledge
that Obi-Wan had fallen. The disappearance of Chancellor Palpatine had gone unnoticed
by the residents on Coruscant, but the whole Jedi order had felt the death of Obi-Wan.
Jedi knight Anakin Skywalker and his padawan Ahsoka Tano had been walking through the Temple,
when they felt great pain through the Force, and they both roared in anguish. Still in
disbelief that Obi-Wan could have really died, they ran to the Jedi Council, and the mournful
looks across the faces of all of the Council members, told them all they needed to know.
Mace Windu told the Jedi that they should not give into their anger, but this fell upon
deaf ears and the two Jedi jumped into their respective starfighters, intent on killing
Maul and Savage. The Jedi take a series of risky shortcuts, filled with Separatists ships,
but using their skill, they reach the outer rim planet, and can sense a great darkness
from the surface below. The Nite Owls hover above them in curiosity when they land, tailing
Anakin and Ahsoka all the way to the palace, which they had lost to Maul’s commandos,
but the Jedi were tearing through them until they felt the Sith. Maul and Savage were in
the middle of a titanic duel with the dark Lord of the Sith, and when Anakin tried to
look beneath his hood, the figure escaped out of the palace in a blur. The Jedi did
not give the Nightbrothers any time to rest, as the deaths of Obi-Wan and Satine could
still be felt through the Force, and using all of their hate and vengeance, Ahsoka firstly
manages to use her agile frame to sever the knee of Savage, before Anakin violently force
pushed them both into the walls of the palace. Maul was not foolish enough to continue the
battle, and dragged his injured brother out of the rear exit, evading Bo Katan before
they found their way to the docks. Force choking the customs officer and the port officials,
the brothers leapt onto a supply ship, missing the blaster fire of the Nite Owls. Anakin
and Ahsoka glared in fury at the ship, before angrily trudging back to the throne room,
where Bo Katan had set up a mobile communications unit. Reporting to the Jedi Council that Maul
had evaded their grasp, Windu is furious that they had disobeyed, and Anakin immediately
cuts across him, revealing that the Sith that had attacked the brothers, appeared to be
familiar. Yoda can sense the master of the order itching to lash into Anakin, so calmly
orders the Jedi knight to return to Coruscant for their next mission. Ahsoka attempts to
inflict some reason into her master, and rather reluctantly the Jedi agree to leave Mandalore,
hoping they can receive more information about the missing Zabraks. But before the transmission
ended, the Jedi could hear a large explosion in the background of the Temple, and Yoda
asked the Jedi to hurry. Upon their return to the Temple, the rage within the Jedi had
not been cooled, and they found the hangar had been decimated. The Council want them
to pursue the case, but Anakin and Ahsoka refuse, and walk out of the Council tower,
only intent on avenging the death of Obi-Wan. Marching to the Jedi archives, the Jedi ask
Tera Sinube to search for a ship, that matched the description of one that Maul and Savage
had escaped in, but curiously Anakin noticed another ship that had recent arrived, similar
to the one used by his friend Palpatine. Whilst Anakin talked to the Supreme Chancellor, Ahsoka
headed for the docks, which were quieter than usual, and igniting her blades in caution,
the hooded figure of Count Dooku appeared behind her. He had been expecting her arrival.
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