Anakin Walking Into Jedi Temple Novels & Stories

Maddox drives his fist into the man’s jaw, ending the fight, then rises, turning his attention to the temple directly behind me. Maddox is young. My age, or close. His sharp, dark green eyes scan the temple with fervor as he wipes his bloody mouth on his sleeve and takes off toward the entrance with a limp. I look back at the unconscious man and rise, cautiously turning to follow the vision of my great-grandfather into the temple, but when I cross the threshold, I find myself alone. Alone, but in awe of what’s laid out in front of me.

Was it because she met him first? I took a deep breath, trying to center myself. This was it. I needed answers. I needed guidance. The pack had been through so much, and now, I have to be on a straight path too. With a sense of purpose, I walked towards the temple entrance and stepped inside, Lucas and Oliver chose to wait outside for me. I was grateful for that. I just needed time alone inside the temple. The familiar hush of the temple enveloped me, a comforting blanket of serenity. I walked through the dimly lit corridors, past walls adorned with intricate carvings of leaves and flowers, until I reached the hidden chamber – where the statue of Willow stood gracefully.

“The Heart is awakening. But… something’s wrong.” The shadow hounds retreated, their snarl morphing into a whimper as they slunk back into the cover of the forest. “That is a good thing, isn’t it?” Kade asked, still sword ready. Selene didn’t answer, her eyes fixed on the temple. Alec did not stop to talk he just went ahead through the blue door into the temple, there was a hint of urgency in his voice. "She’s in trouble. I’m going in,” he said.

I walked out of the room, listening to her pleas. I followed a line of halls I had never been to this part of the palace before. “It might be dangerous so we'll go one at a time." “Can't we just go in the traditional way?." “We would not be able to pull her out if we go in the traditional way." I stopped in my tracks and closed my eyes, relief washed through me like a wave. I took a peek and saw Nax and Yoda wearing blue suits. They reached out for the elevator in sync and they laughed at their twin magic.

As Nathan and Miranda approached the inner sanctum of the temple, they were greeted by an ominous sight. The walls were covered in ancient hieroglyphics, and the floor was littered with the bones of fallen warriors. Nathan and Miranda knew that they were getting closer to the heart of the temple, and they steeled themselves for what lay ahead. As they moved forward, they encountered a series of traps and obstacles designed to keep intruders out. Nathan and Miranda relied on their skills and instincts to navigate the treacherous path ahead, avoiding spikes, arrows, and rolling boulders with ease.

He pushed the pain on his ankle at the back of his mind, along with the fatigue still settling in his bones from the nonstop patrolling, and the questions he desperately needed to be answered. Finally, when the big double doors of the palace’s throne room came to sight, he doubled on his pace, all fatigue and pain seeming to leave his system as he sped up. His frantic steps alerted the servant guarding the door. The servant quickly pulled the door open for him, and Ainar was grateful. Breath held in his throat, Ainar crossed the threshold, and inside the huge expanse of the hall, Tundra’s court was seated, along with the leaders and present elders of Moon Valley. It’s an intimidating sight,

***** Year 782 Octavus, 13th day of the sixth-month Dailainus Akana wandered through the humongous halls. After many arguments, Akana had finally convinced Sidastir that he could visit the school's main building on his own. Or, to be precise, Akana slipped away when Sidastir had not been attentive. A week had passed since the incident with Zhan, and Sidastir refused to leave his side. First, it had been necessary when Akana could not find his way around the school grounds, but he had now memorized most of the places he had visited.

Aurelian left the academy as soon as Astarian collected the form. He just walked straight through the gates and caught a cab to the edge of the forest. He got down from the cab and pushed through the underbrush and followed the familiar path. Within minutes, the temple appeared through the trees—white stone pillars gleaming in the late afternoon sun. Darius was already there, sitting on the temple steps. He looked up as Aurelian approached. “How did it go?” “I’m in,” Aurelian said simply.

Aku said. "Yes, you can go now." Aku walked out of the chamber with high shoulders. A woman was wailing in the inner chamber of Ajonwa. Her voice echoed in the temple. Apparently, she was the new maiden that was brought in yesterday. Aku stood still and recalled the pain she felt when Ajonwa came on her for the first time. She could feel what the maiden was feeling at that moment. Aku walked out of the temple sadly and headed in the direction where Anine sat on a log of a fallen tree, waiting for her to continue her story.