@AHeartlessNobody I ended up sneaking in one more post. Might try to get another in if you can post quick enough lol.
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"An apology is a promise to do things differently next time, and to keep the promise." - Ging Freecss
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It was her smile that shook his resolve the most.
How content she was in the lie that made him weak. To shatter it with him leaving would devastate her, just as hearing her proclaim how completely happy she was had devastated him. Even in the middle of such a serene place, Ben could see the distortion. Jedi were the heroes, his uncle the savior ... but his grandfather the villain. How could she be happy with such utter nonsense. Darth Vader had fought to bring peace to the galaxy. It was the Rebellion; his mother, his father, his uncle, the Jedi, that caused turmoil to spread ... that had created the madness and chaos that ransacked tranquility now.
His grandfather had once echoed in the Force that love was worthless. That it was nothing but a weakness. Ben disagreed; it was his love for Odette that verified his truth. For he could look beyond the tremendous force that was his love for her, and still know his destiny lied ahead--with Luke and his order far behind him.
The trek to the lake had yellow flowers greeting them within the weeping green and the actual lake, bordered by that very same green, was the very picture of nature's hard work. As usual he found himself lagging behind Odette, content to bathe in her overarching light and dim shadow. His smirk was a very faint approval of his woman's form within the lake. She was stunning. Luke's training had honed her body to perfection and the Force sustained it indefinitely.
A sadness crept onto his smile. You must come with me, Odette. Luke, the Jedi, they are a scourge on the galaxy. They won't fix it, only I can. Heir to Va- He paused his impromptu rehearsal. Mentioning Darth Vader would almost guarantee she'd stay. He bit his lip while thinking far too hard.
Then she splashed him.
His stern confusion turned into a soft rebuttal, with a crooked smile dashed in between. "Am I? I didn't notice," he answered before gesturing with the Force to splash a barrel-full onto her. "You seem a bit more wet than me ... Y'know how, Luke is, why do you always get us in trouble with the Old Man." He said this while attempting to wipe away the damp spots on his robes. A bit of agitation slithered into his tone; more so at the thought of Luke than Odette. "Now I'll have to hear his mouth during our solo session today. Thanks, Odd."
How content she was in the lie that made him weak. To shatter it with him leaving would devastate her, just as hearing her proclaim how completely happy she was had devastated him. Even in the middle of such a serene place, Ben could see the distortion. Jedi were the heroes, his uncle the savior ... but his grandfather the villain. How could she be happy with such utter nonsense. Darth Vader had fought to bring peace to the galaxy. It was the Rebellion; his mother, his father, his uncle, the Jedi, that caused turmoil to spread ... that had created the madness and chaos that ransacked tranquility now.
His grandfather had once echoed in the Force that love was worthless. That it was nothing but a weakness. Ben disagreed; it was his love for Odette that verified his truth. For he could look beyond the tremendous force that was his love for her, and still know his destiny lied ahead--with Luke and his order far behind him.
The trek to the lake had yellow flowers greeting them within the weeping green and the actual lake, bordered by that very same green, was the very picture of nature's hard work. As usual he found himself lagging behind Odette, content to bathe in her overarching light and dim shadow. His smirk was a very faint approval of his woman's form within the lake. She was stunning. Luke's training had honed her body to perfection and the Force sustained it indefinitely.
A sadness crept onto his smile. You must come with me, Odette. Luke, the Jedi, they are a scourge on the galaxy. They won't fix it, only I can. Heir to Va- He paused his impromptu rehearsal. Mentioning Darth Vader would almost guarantee she'd stay. He bit his lip while thinking far too hard.
Then she splashed him.
His stern confusion turned into a soft rebuttal, with a crooked smile dashed in between. "Am I? I didn't notice," he answered before gesturing with the Force to splash a barrel-full onto her. "You seem a bit more wet than me ... Y'know how, Luke is, why do you always get us in trouble with the Old Man." He said this while attempting to wipe away the damp spots on his robes. A bit of agitation slithered into his tone; more so at the thought of Luke than Odette. "Now I'll have to hear his mouth during our solo session today. Thanks, Odd."
@AHeartlessNobody Same. I got a post out but I have trip to go to tomorrow. Won't be back till the day after.
Two years had passed since the Dagaboh incident. In those two years, Ben had found some clarity in the Force. It came in the form of a raspy, mechanical voice. It reassured him that he was on the right path. It urged him to dive deeper into the Force, to embrace the visions, the imagery, and from them, cultivate his own interpretation of events. Ben had tried and it spelled out whispers of betrayal and dark coercion. In truth he had become disillusioned with Luke's order and sought out different means of guidance. He shifted through the Force like a dedicated learner. All the while drawing closer and closer to the infamous, Darth Vader.
The Jedi Killer.
His grandfather.
"Hey, Ben. How about we go hike up to the lake? Just like we used to when we were kids."
"Hmm?" he teased, his stride regal and practiced among weeping grass surrounding the temple.
Even as he mulled over his destiny, Odette had remained his constant. He needth to search his feeling or the Force to know wherever his path took him, she was to be with him. He refused to have it any other way. By this time he had transitioned from his darker robes to a mildly lighter color, if only to put on the front that he was wholly fine.
"Is that what you think of me sweet, Odette? Of course I'm not the only one to have aged here." Obviously a joke by the kind smile on his lips. "I'll go but on one condition ... we take it slow. No sprinting or leaping, just a simple walk to the lake. Savoring the beauty of these mountains, is something we all should do."
He unhooked his arm from Odette's only to grab her hand within his own. "You never know when things could change."
The Jedi Killer.
His grandfather.
"Hey, Ben. How about we go hike up to the lake? Just like we used to when we were kids."
"Hmm?" he teased, his stride regal and practiced among weeping grass surrounding the temple.
Even as he mulled over his destiny, Odette had remained his constant. He needth to search his feeling or the Force to know wherever his path took him, she was to be with him. He refused to have it any other way. By this time he had transitioned from his darker robes to a mildly lighter color, if only to put on the front that he was wholly fine.
"Is that what you think of me sweet, Odette? Of course I'm not the only one to have aged here." Obviously a joke by the kind smile on his lips. "I'll go but on one condition ... we take it slow. No sprinting or leaping, just a simple walk to the lake. Savoring the beauty of these mountains, is something we all should do."
He unhooked his arm from Odette's only to grab her hand within his own. "You never know when things could change."
@AHeartlessNobody I would say in two years time they would've become lovers.
@AHeartlessNobody A two year time skip is fine.
@AHeartlessNobody I can't wait to dive back into this.
@AHeartlessNobody Sounds dramatic and moody. Everything I love about a good emotional revealing. Let's go with that cause honestly I kind of like, Rey. I was just thinking with Odette added into the canon, I don't see why Kylo would be so interested in the scavenger.
@AHeartlessNobody Looking at TLJ, I think he'd know something. He had a deep connection with the Force that would have allowed him sense if she was dead or alive. That was unless she hid herself like Luke.
@AHeartlessNobody Maim lol. He's not dead just severely injured to the point that Odette can be the main-force that must face Kylo Ren. Also, yes, I meant kill, Rey but that's completely up for debate lol.
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