Anakin Walking Into Jedi Temple Novels & Stories

“Xeros, please!” There were footprints. His footprints. Deep, heavy, straight ahead through the mud. No hesitation. He had walked right out into the open, alone, like the letter told him to. He was gone. I fell to my knees right there on the line he had crossed. My palms pressed into the earth his boots had touched not long ago. The tears came hard and fast, shaking my whole body. “I wasn’t fast enough,” I sobbed. “He's gone.” Anakin shifted back and knelt beside me. His large hand, rested on my back, patting me softly “You tried your best,” he whispered roughly. “He’s doing what he thinks he has to do to keep you safe. That’s not your fault.”

I looked up at him. “ I promised not to flirt with you, not anyone else,” he stated with a shrug. “ What do you three think you're doing acting all lovey-dovey in my room?” Kia's voice made me shudder. This was his room???? Why was his room so close to mine??? “ Firstly, I was here all along. Secondly, we're merely interacting,” Anakin opposed. “ We're extremely sorry for intruding,” I bowed my head and apologized rapidly. “ You do know that this is your palace right?” Anakin looked at me.

he said, his voice filled with warmth, "you hold within you the key to the temple. Your memories will guide us through the labyrinth of time. Trust in your abilities, and we will trust in you. Lead us, and we will follow." Rey stood tall, her eyes shining with determination. "I remember the way," she affirmed, her voice filled with certainty. "The path to the temple is etched in my mind, and I will guide us there. Together, we will uncover the truth that awaits us and fulfill our destiny." With Lucius and Rey at the helm, the pack set forth, their feet touching the earth with purpose. The night air was filled with a sense of anticipation as they ventured into the unknown. The moon, their eve

Many of the faces I run into are unfamiliar, but at this moment that's the least of it. In the room, Aninka is on her knees crying silently. She is so lost in thought, she doesn't notice my arrival. I prepare to pay my respects to Esteban's father, wish him a good trip and promise him that his daughter would not be left alone. After that he accompanied Aninka on the ground. Of course, with her help. Since I am so clumsy that with everything and nothing I hurt my foot. A man in a suit and black briefcase enters the hall.

Anyone who tries to enter the temple with a malicious intention towards me will be scorched to death. I asked Annalise to get me a chair, she gently adjusted the baby on my free arm. My other hand was on the tears which was busy forming a shield around the main hall of the temple. She placed the chair in the middle of the entrance. I sat down and crossed my legs. “ I believe you have offered enough prayer to Natalí” Lord Talin said immediately I sat down on the chair. He tried to enter but the tears prevented him from entering, he howled in pain as his legs made contact with the river of tears.

Just in time, Kane grabbed my arm and dragged me back. "Hands," he whispered. "Told you." With a trembling voice, I said, "Thanks for the warning." We cautiously made our way into the temple, dodging more obstacles like concealed arrows, spinning blades, and crumbling ceilings, until we arrived at a big room. There was a pedestal in the middle with a shining orb on it. Kane extended his arm, but I took a step forward. "Hold on. It could be another trap. After hesitating, I nodded. "What are we going to do?"

Just as Anakin was about to approach Divine, Brandon's voice echoed behind him, "Anak, we need to get out of here, right now! Some people are coming!" Without hesitation, Anakin shifted back into his human form, grabbed his clothes, and wore them hastily. He then took Divine's hand, and they rushed out of the bush. The sudden interruption was a welcome relief for Anakin, who was still trying to process Divine's strange reaction. He didn't have time to think about it now, though, as he focused on getting out of the area quickly. As they rushed away, Anakin couldn't help but notice that Divine seemed calm and collected, almost as if he had expected the interruption.

" Alex replied. I huffed and gathered up whatever bones I could find. "Leia is going to be so disappointed with this." I said looking at Alex. "True, but at least she can rest a little easier knowing that he is dead, and that you will be back home every night now." Alex replied. He was right, Lane was aching to be back with her and I missed her like crazy but this was a justice I wanted her to have. It was one that she deserved and now I have to be the one that tells her she won't have the justice that she truly wanted. "Let's go home." I said walking out to see Alley standing there. Her face showed no emotion at all as she stared at the bag I was holding. "Is that..?" She asked and I nodded

‘It is good to do this for Deimos but remember that Randal belongs to the enemy camp. There was no love lost between the two of us – well, there might be some since he was a clingy brat but on my part, I could not say I cared for Randal’s life or death but why did I feel so uneasy at the thought of something happening to him? ‘He has stuck his neck out for me several times so the least I can do for him is to help him this one time.’ ‘Persephone will not like this,’ Anakin said. ‘She sent him away so you could convert the people in central Deimos to your side while he was away but you ended up going on a wild goose chase for slaves. Now, you are going to screw up the final opportunity.’

I straightened, "I'm sorry about Alpha Tristan; he is not usually like this, and you have to believe me; I'm sure after all of this passes, you both will get along." "He makes you happy, princess," he said, almost sadly, "I'm glad you're happy." We rolled into the temple gate, and he stood there, opening the door so I could climb out, my brown shoes touching the dusty floor. I walked out of the car, hearing him shut the door before I turned to him and said, "I want to go in alone." "But princess" "That's a command." I walked into the temple building, feeling his gaze on me. One of the temple workers saw me walk in and lowered her brows in confusion, probably wondering what had brought me the