Star Wars The Clone Wars The General Novels & Stories

Aeron groaned. “Oh come on.” Kael’s voice turned grim. “He’s controlling it.” Luna stared at the general. “You mean we’re fighting the wrong enemy?” “Yes.” The general looked up toward the wall. Toward Luna. His cold voice carried across the battlefield. “Moonbearer.” Luna crossed her arms. “You know, I really wish people would stop announcing that.” The general began walking toward the city. Shadow creatures parted to make way for him. Each step he took seemed to darken the ground beneath his feet.

He came home and brought Mirana what she has been asking for. “I got some news about Daniel,” the general said Mirana stood up and say “tell me,” she said “Daniel is in the nearest galaxy from here, we can warp through them and surprise them,” the general said “Don’t worry that is none of your business anymore,” Mirana said “Can you please let go of my family now?” the general ask “No, I still need you to bring some information to me,” Mirana said “Please, they don’t know anything,” the general said

title. "General, so good to see you again," I lie through my teeth. The last time I saw him was at my father's funeral and he had trouble keeping the glee off his face. I just may hate the man. Kill. Oh, how I wish. The general is done with small talk. "The Shadow Warrior in charge is being difficult and refuses to deal with my authority. Straighten this out so I can do my job without interference," he all but spits.

My warriors had on two distinctive types of War vests that distinguished the New recruits from the older warriors and I noticed that no two new recruits could be seen fighting one another just like no older warriors were fighting one another. Hence, only new recruits and older warriors could be seen fighting. Weird. I also noticed something else. The Rogues were attacking only my Older warriors and not the new recruits. Weirder. Does this mean that— “Kill them! Render them desolate. We’ll spill their blood in their confusion!” I heard a voice cry and when I turned to look at who had spoken, “What?!” Was the only word my mind could create. Standing tall on a platform of crumbled rocks with tw

Nathan understood the meaning when Howard referred to Dustin that way. Dustin was Apollo’s successor and the master of Star Tower. Nathan finally understood why Howard had come here, and who he was here to protect. “The person I wanted to kill is…” Nathan was terrified. He sweated profusely. He was a three-star general, but he was currently pale with fear. He did not look very authoritative. “General Sweeney, what’s going on? Are you finding it hard to give orders because this involves some personal issues?” Richard asked with a raised brow.

[The Arrival] However, just as the chaotic mercenary army was about to break the final defensive line and push into the inner sanctum, the temperature in the plaza plummeted to absolute zero. The dark violet smog that choked the sky violently contracted. It spiraled downward like a localized hurricane, pooling at the very top of the massive marble stairs leading into the Grand Temple. VMMMMMMM. A subsonic, bone-rattling hum echoed across the ruins, completely short-circuiting the targeting radars on the human mechs. A towering figure stepped slowly out of the dark mist. It was the Void Sovereign’s supreme executioner for the Eden system: The General.

The stars seemed to snap into existence as Jose Fonseca-Three Hundred Forty six dropped hyper, switched his sensors to max, and scanned the surrounding volume of space. Something that he, plus all 876 of his "brothers" had done countless times before. In spite of the fact that the Clone Hegemony had joined the Confederacy at the conclusion of the second Dodvalian war, they continued to maintain their own military forces and placed little reliance on the Confederate Navy. That being the case, the clones conducted regular patrols along their section of the Galaxy - mostly to control smuggling, but to ensure their sovereignty as well.

said the Right General, looking at Long Chen. “Ahahaha, yes. It seems we were destined to meet again, General.” Long Chen laughed in response to the Right General’s words. “Yes, you managed to destroy one of my clones, which is quite impressive. And now we meet here. That’s enough to make me happy.” The Right General continued with a wicked smile, looking at Long Chen. “Haaa! I’m not happy to meet you here again. Why don’t you leave and let me enjoy my happiness for a while?” Long Chen said, seeming to complain about their arrival.

I shivered at the thought of having to confess the note was mine. That I’d fallen for those women’s lies and that, while he was unconscious, I’d started thinking again about running from his side. Leaving something out wasn’t lying, right? “When they give me what I want, throw them both into the well. The warrior and that murderess... let them rot there,” the General’s ruthless order froze my blood. But I hardened my heart and even met his stare head-on, wanting to learn from him and leave my weakness behind. “And the assistant, sir?” Mr. Corvin asked.

His enormous Microsoft Empire strived during the Supremacy War as through a lot of coincidences, they emerged as one of the big shots of this era. As Kalen’s team analyzed all this information, the Neo-Rome Captain came to meet them with a solemn look on his face. He instructed them to follow him, as the General wants to have a word with them. Hearing this, they quickly stood up and followed him to the parlor where the projected figure of the General was already waiting for them. “Good evening, General.” They greeted respectfully. The General turned to face them with a poker expression on his face, as he acknowledged their greeting with a nod.