Star Wars Droid Self Insert Fanfiction Novels & Stories

I just wanted this day to end, to escape from all of it. The argument between Alpha Orion and Darius dragged on for what felt like an eternity, both of them growing more heated as the minutes passed. I sat there, feeling like a ticking time bomb, waiting for the inevitable explosion. Finally, Alpha Orion made his decision. Despite Darius’s protests, he declared that nothing could change his mind—he was making me the Luna.

It's obvious. Darth was running too fast, but he didn't seem to want to talk to me. He is broken, just like me, he is also afraid. He just stopped at the cliff where our mate fell back then. He let out a low growl and looked down into the deep water and looked up at the round bright moon. He howled so loud and long to release all the heavy feelings in our chest. He was frustrated, so am I; wanting to forget everything but we couldn't.

Everyone looked at the chair in the center of the room. Cassandra opened her eyes. They weren't human anymore. They were streaming with rapid-fire data, glowing neon green. She wasn't just sitting in the chair; she was the chair. She was the room. She was the network. She didn't speak. She just looked at the Titan Droid. [ COMMAND: SELF-DIAGNOSIS -> CRITICAL OVERLOAD. ] The Titan shook violently. "ERROR. BATTERY TEMPERATURE RISING," the droid panicked. Cassandra tilted her head. A cruel smile touched her lips.

The sky lit up, resistance drones converging, their green lights a promise of freedom. Plot twist two: the child’s chip wasn’t just a threat—it was a key, holding my father’s final message, a recording of his love for us. I activated it through the radio, his voice echoing: “Sophia, you’re my star. You’ve won.” Tears streamed down my face, his love a balm, as the child’s eyes cleared, his Syndicate conditioning broken, clinging to Liam, who held him tight, their bond restored.

As soon as I settled on his back I held him for dear life as he slowly walked into the forest, being careful so I wouldn't fall off. I felt my eyes closing but I blinked, forcing them open. But this was Dario. Dario wasn't Xander. He would keep me safe. Protect me. I couldn't fight it anymore. I gave into darkness. ********** Dario Stupid human. I don't know why the Moon Goddess would curse me with such a brainless human. I deserve more. How can a mate be so cruel and stupid? Raven was our mate and we were supposed to treat her like a treasure but all he has done is make her suffer.

“The colony is going to love breaking you.” He pulled his fingers out and wiped them on my ass. Then he picked up a small metal device from the desk. It looked like a thin silver plug with a glowing blue ring at the base. “This is your starter implant. It goes in your ass right now. It will start rewriting your nerves tonight. You will feel everything ten times stronger from now on.” I bit my lip. “Yes sir.”

However, after the modifications done, they should be able to pull this off smoothly. "Kevin. Cain. I'm hijacking two droids and equipping them with images of myself. Can you run the virus and upload it to their system when I give the command? Cain, you're in charge of running the distraction and Kevin, I need real-time feedback on Spencer's movements."

I wanted to go home, wanted to be with my family. The guards see me coming down the hall and open the apartment door for me. I don’t shift back to human until they close the door again. As quietly as I can, I limp to the bedroom, wincing as a millions of razor blades cut through the soles of my feet. Willow’s asleep with Adare on her chest again. I feel a tug of affection while I stare at them. I am trying so hard to fix things, and I know Dario is too, but in his zeal, he ended up making everything so much worse.

“That attitude will land you in a cell. Or a dungeon. I'm not joking.” “You can't just threaten me like that,” I pouted. He didn't respond, just pulled out a sleek laptop and opened it. “What happened to you after I left? Walk me through it. Everything. Including what Eryndor did,” he said without looking up. I bit my lower lip, then slowly explained everything—how Eryndor had appeared out of nowhere, tried to convince me to leave with him, and then did something that stole my will and made me obey.

"Luna, I'm so sorry. I wish I could have protected you, kept you safe." Luna squeezed Rey's hand, a flicker of determination in her eyes. "Don't blame yourself, Rey. None of this is your fault. We were just children. But somehow, I managed to resist their control. I fought back, even in the smallest ways." Rey leaned closer, her voice filled with love and admiration. "You're incredibly strong, Luna. I'm proud of you." A faint smile graced Luna's lips as she continued her story. "Eventually, they realized they couldn't fully control me. So they... they erased my memories. They twisted my mind, made me believe I was loyal to them. I became their puppet, carrying out their orders without questi