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sometimesshattered:
-forehead touches accompanied by relieved chuckles and shared breath
-’OMG we’re alive, I can’t believe it’ bear hugs that nearly crush the life out of each other, but ‘holy shit we’re alive so I don’t care if it feels like you’re about to break my back just don’t let go!’
-Bloodied fingertips reaching up to clean away dirt from the other’s features, only to smear it across their nose or cheek, causing them both to laugh and stare at each other adoringly
-Anxiously checking each other over before the dust even settles, thanking whatever higher power exists that neither are badly wounded
-Carefully cleaning and bandaging each others wounds once they’ve made it to a safe place
-Falling asleep in each other’s arms from sheer exhaustion, as the adrenaline finally wears off on the ride home
-Finally finding each other on the battlefield, practically leaping at one another in relief, before backpedaling in discomfort from all the wounds they didn’t realize they had, only to chuckle about it and pull each other into a soft, affectionate kiss, smiling like idiots through it all because ‘dammit, we survived!’

Seriously, I just want more post-battle fluff that doesn’t automatically lead to sex. Because, let’s be realistic, there’s no way either one of them has the energy for that post-battle.

Oh my GOD I had no idea any of these were Things but I desperately need them now

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Don’t tempt me.  :D

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Sunland

There is a planet called Sunland, in a distant corner of the galaxy. It’s a place where the lost end up, where those who have broken all ties go. Some look for answers. Some go for redemption. It is a place of unforgiving endless day, and something of the seven suns means that sleep does not exist – is not needed. Some would say that’s because there’s something odd in the radiation. Some say instead it’s due to the place being rich in the Force. Those who go there face endless days of never-ending searching – for one does not leave until what is sought is found

The brand new Empire is still reeling from the end of the Clone Wars. The Imperial General Grievous has left to seek an honorable death – something the Jedi could never give him. He finds it on Sunland, at the hands of the bounty hunter a fledgling Rebellion hired to kill him.

Ben Lars, famed bounty hunter from Melida/Daan, went to Sunland seeking his paycheck. Go, kill Grievous, and then leave, because that will net him his pay. He thinks it’s an easy loophole.

He was wrong. For months now, he’s wandered the endless summer afternoon, with just enough hostile wildlife and crazed fellow seekers to keep things interesting. He tries to be philosophical about it, but the endless light and never the need to sleep means he has plenty of time to muse on the many betrayals he’s endured. From his teenage years on, he’s known so many. His master abandoning him on Melida/Daan. His fellow leaders of the Young, who realized years later that yes, they had overthrown the split government together, taken the planet and made something new, and the companionship was nice – but it still wasn’t worth loyalty. Countless employers who thought to screw over a single dumb bounty hunter. Even his occasional partner got greedy, and cut Ben out of the loop. At least Bane’s in prison now, for attempting to kill the Chancellor. Dumb fuck might not be there if he’d just trusted Ben.

He doesn’t know what he might be seeking.

A transport shuttle of clone soldiers finally breaks up the monotony of endless introspection and never enough bloodshed. They’re just as much a wreck as the electronics on their shuttle. They landed because they had to, not because they were searching for something. They are running from the Empire, refusing to serve the corrupt government that used them, made them mindless weapons, and forced them to turn on their Jedi. Their supplies ran out, and they landed on the nearest habitable planet.

They don’t realize they came to Sunland seeking a new General. That’s fine; he didn’t realize he was searching for a loyal family.

Meanwhile, Padmé Amidala waits on Tatooine, unconscious in bacta from birthing complications and her defiant attempt to kill her traitorous husband. Former Jedi Master Mace Windu watches over her and her twins, only able to hope that some answer, some salvation will arrive before the inevitable confrontation he knows is coming.

Darth Vader is coming. He will stop at nothing to kill his old Master, rather than just trying to dismember him, nor will he stop until he also reclaims his wayward family.

Qui-Gon Jinn watches all of this from the Force, hoping that the meager influence he wields on the living will be enough. He is the only being to have all the pieces. Most importantly, he is the only one who knows that the Jedi interpretation of the prophecy of the Chosen One – the prophecy he died for on Naboo – is wrong. As a ghost, it has been easy to slip into locked vaults and learn forgotten languages, to read ancient texts.

The son of the suns was never the one who would bring balance.

Both ‘sons’ and ‘suns’ have always been plural.

Qui-Gon can only hope that what dawns from the Sunland will be able to burn away the Darkness consuming the once great Republic.

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Maul had managed to use Anakin as bait for Obi-Wan instead? I mean he already killed his master right? So why not kill Kenobi’s Padawan as well?

Obi-Wan find outs Maul has Anakin and starts freaking out (internally, of course, it’s not like he would actually show it) because he never really got over Maul killing Qui-Gon and now Maul has Anakin?! The dumbass child he raised and loves??

Basically I just want Obi-Wan to burst in as Maul is about to kill Anakin and go all Molly Weasley on him and scream “NOT MY PADAWAN, YOU BITCH” before he saves Anakin, who is both Perplexed and Indescribably Happy at Obi-Wan’s reaction

I think this would have  been a better ending