Saving Ryloth

                                    

                                          
"Are you sure she'll be alright?" My brother interrogated me for the fiftieth time. You could basically smell the anxiety on him. 

                          
"Yes, Ani. She will be alright." I groaned running my fingers through my light brown hair. 

                          
"You're not sounding sincere." He stated glaring at me. 


                          
"Okay, I promise Ahsoka will come back unharmed." I swore. 

                          
"I'm fine, Master. Master Aisley, Padawan Daniella, and I will be fine and come back in one piece." Ahsoka promised walking up besides me with her hands on her hips. 

                          
"Yeah, Ani. Listen to her. And, she can take care of herself." I groaned before turning around and walking towards Danny who stood waiting by the entrance of the ship. I stood next to her and watched as Ahsoka and Anakin exchanged heated words. 

                          
"Why don't you ever worry about me like that?" Danny scoffed in jealously putting her hands on her hips. 

                          
"Because, unlike my brother I trust that you won't do anything stupid and get yourself killed. Plus, you've never left my side. So I don't need to be worried about you as much when you're standing right besides me." I explained watching as Ahsoka turned around and walked towards us. 



                          
"I'm relying on you, Ais." Anakin shouted. I rolled my eyes before turning around and boarding the ship with both younglings following behind me. I made my way into the cockpit and smiled to see KT already attached to the ship. The council thought it would be a good idea for me to bring two padawans to Ryloth to help my former Master Aayla Secura in helping the Twi'lek people. They had recently been conquered by the Separatists. We had another ship a unit of clones following behind us. Commander Chaos would be leading the unit.  

                          
"So, since your Aisley's brothers padawan shouldn't that make us connected somehow?" Danny joked talking to Ahsoka. 

                          
"Yeah! That should. I mean your Master is mines brother. So technically we're like the mini versions of the twins. Except we're not related." Ahsoka gasped as the two girls joked around from behind me. 

                          
"How is it being his padawan?" Aisley asked with curiosity. 

                          
"It's amazing, I wouldn't have wanted anyone else. My master and I kinda do things our own way." Ahsoka explained from behind me. 

                          
"What does that mean?" Danny asked I'm awe. 


                          
"It means Anakin likes to do this his own way." I laughed rolling my eyes. 

                          
"Pretty much." Ahsoka shrugged agreeing with me. 


                          
"Sorry for the intrusion, but is it true that you and Master Anakin have some sort of force like bond? He always dodges the question everytime I ask." Ahsoka asked awkwardly. 

                          
"Um, well yeah. My brother and I have been able to speak telepathically since we were kids. We don't usually use it anymore, it's harder for us to do it now that we're older. Sometimes we can still do it when we're in close range of each other. But we can feel each other's emotions and pain even if we're millions miles apart. But we can't exactly feel where their pain is at, only that they're in pain. You understand?" I asked making sure I wasn't confusing the two girls. 


                          
"Why doesn't my master talk about it?" Ahsoka asked with furrowed eyebrows. 

                          
"I-I don't exactly know why." I stuttered I'm confusion. Even though I had a pretty good guess. Anakin was still upset that the Jedi council had decided to separate us from one another. That's why our connection wasn't as strong as it used to be. Anakin never accepted the fact that it was dangerous for us to remain close to one another. The council wanted to take away the chances of us being even more attached to one another more than we already were. The idea upset me too, but I learned to appreciate the time that I had with him. I was grateful to be able to see him at all. Shortly after we landed on Ryloth. The three of us walked off the ship. I had already been to Ryloth multiple times, it was actually the first place I had met Ahsoka. I smiled remembering that day. That was my first time using a lightsaber in months and I had been rusty. I smiled as we approached our base where around twenty clones ran around preparing for another fight. It was a small base, but it was a precaution. We didn't want the droid army to discover our location.