Master and Apprentice

                                    

                                          
All I saw was darkness, I felt cold and alone. It felt as if I wasn't real, almost as if I was watching nothing from the sky. My first thought was that I was dead. I heard a deep moaning noise like someone was in pain.

                          
"Aisley." I heard a rough masculine voice whisper from the blackness of my surroundings.  I saw a figure that was somehow darker then the rest of my surroundings. Something about it's dark aura lured me to it. I reached out in the direction of the darkness, I couldn't move. I felt stuck.

                          
"Hello?" I called out into the darkness. Suddenly voices from all around me began screaming in my ears. I brought my hands up to save my hearing. It felt that hundreds of people were repeating the same things but getting louder.  

                          
"You turned her against me!" 
                          
"I loved you!"
                          
"You betrayed me for him!"

                          
"Traitors!"

                          
"I hate you!"

                          
"You were my sister!" 

                          
"You are vile!" 

                          
The voices continued to scream at me. They were a mix of different people. They all sounded familiar, but I couldn't focus on any one voice. But the thing I focused on was a deep breathing. The breathing felt as if it belonged to someone hurt and confused. I fell to the ground due to the overloading of voices screaming at me. I cried out and slammed into the non existent floor.

                          
"Enough!" I cried out cradling myself in a ball. The voices immediately stopped, but I still continued to cry. I lifted my head up to see a bright light moving closer and closer towards me. This was it, I was dying. I would never see Ben or Ani again. The bright light stopped in front of me. I squinted my eyes due to the brightness. A soft feminine voice calmly spoke from within the bright light.


                          
"Do not listen to them child. You are powerful and righteous. You will save them in the end. You can protect them all. Remain faithful and positive. Love will be your most useful weapon in your quest. Ignore the pull to the darkness. You are strong, farewell for now, Aisley."


                          
I wanted to ask the female so many questions. Who was she? What did she mean? And how am I supposed to save everyone? Before I could mouth a single word I woke up.


                          
I was back in my room on Courascant. I was wearing my pajama shorts and a plain white tank top. The last thing I remembered was fighting Ventress on the Tranquility. I shakily stood up and walked to the mirror. I looked exhausted, I had dark bags under my eyes and was extremely pale. 


                          
"I was starting to think you would never wake up." A familiar voice laughed but I could sense a small hint of worry. I turned around to see a smiling Aayla sitting in a chair in the corner of my room. She stood up and walked towards me. I ran meeting her half way. I embraced her in a long needed hug.


                          
"Aayla! What are you doing here?" I cheered squeezing her tighter then ever before.

                          
"I will tell you after you stop killing me." She breathed out. I quickly let go and gave her a silent apology.


                          
"After you passed out, the assassin and Viceroy Gunray escaped with the help of Captain Argyus. We sent Master Fisto out to retrieve them, but I don't know if the mission was a success or not. I just know that you randomly passed out in the middle of a battle. Ahsoka brought you back her to your brother then he had to leave for another mission." Aayla explained. 

                          
"Master Kenobi and your brother were very worried about you. The doctors have no idea what caused you to collapse like that." She explained, my heart skipped a beat at the thought of Obi-Wan. I hoped he wasn't too worried.