𝓓𝔂𝓲𝓷𝓰 𝓦𝓲𝓽𝓱 𝓣𝓱𝓮 𝓟𝓪𝓼𝓽

𝓕𝓲𝓻𝓼𝓽 𝓛𝓮𝓼𝓼𝓸𝓷 𝓛𝓮𝓪𝓻𝓷𝓮𝓭

Ahsoka's pov
"Focus Omega. You have to close your eyes. Learn how to see without them. Picture the bar floating in your mind. You can do it. I believe in you." It seems like she needed to hear that last part. Her eyes remained shut. I felt a sudden surge of confidence course through her. The ration bar started to levitate just slightly. My eyes widened when it shot up and hit the roof of the ship. Um...

"Whoops. Guess that's not exactly what you had in mind huh?" She asked with a sheepishly small smile on her face. I merely chuckled and brought the ration bar back down in front of her.

"It seems your more powerful than I realized. You'll need to control that power if you want to become a jedi. Hmm maybe we should start with something simpler." I got up out of my seat and beckoned her to follow me to the back of the ship.

"Here. Put them on." I handed her a pair of noise cancelation headphones. They were huge on her probably because they were Hunter's. Speaking of Hunter he's been acting weird around me. But now is not the time to discuss it. I lifted off one side of the headphones so she could hear me for now.

"Sit down and relax. Today your gonna learn how to meditate. Meditation is very important to the jedi, or was important. Anyways it helps you stay calm and keep a leveled head as well as some down time to sort through your thoughts and eventually clear your mind." I explained as best I could. Meditating was never Anakin's or my favorite thing to do. We much preferred dismantling some clankers with the boys.

"Okay mind is cleared. I'm relaxed. How do I do this?" I chuckled and joined her on the floor.

"It's like I said earlier. Close your eyes. Don't think. Just breath in and out." She followed my advice. I wish I could follow my own. When I meditate it's not to clear my head instead to get answers for questions that have been on my mind. Question number 1 and priority, how is Rex doing? Just because I didn't want to join his little rebellion yet doesn't mean I don't want him to succeed. And how is Rex's partner doing? It's been a long time since I've seen him. Should I tell Echo about him yet?

"Um... A-Ahsoka?" A scared hoarse voice choked out. I opened my eyes and crashed back down on the ground. I groaned in pain. Was I floating?

"Well that doesn't look comfortable for either of you." Hunter directed the snide comment at us. Omega didn't detect the sarcasm and answered him.

"Were fine." I scoffed while sitting up straight and rubbed my head.

"Speak for yourself Omega. You did good though. Much better than I did at force evaluation test." She looked at me curiously.

"You did bad? You!?"

"Yep. Believe it or not once upon a time I was even younger than you and accidentally called Master Windu a girly jedi because of his purple light saber."

"Pfft! Really!? Can you tell me another story of when you were a padawan learner? Please please pleeeeeeeeeease!" She lightly tugged my arm. I laughed and got my arm free. Again, some ear plugs would've been nice.

"Okay okay. I told you about the battle of Cristophsis, ooh did I tell you about the time me and Senator Amidala had to face the blue shadow virus?" She gasped and shook her head rapidly. I chuckled. Hunter and Wrecker were having a conversation in the corner but Omega literally dragged them over here.

"Hey Echo! You up for story time!?" I yelled hopefully loud enough for him to hear me. The door to the cockpit opened and his head poked out.

"If it's about the Citadel I don't want to hear about it." We all laughed whole heartedly while he just glared at us.

"No Echo. It's not about you getting fake blown up. It's about the blue shadow virus." He looked at me funny, clearly confused. I sighed and rolled my eyes. Even though Echo was there right behind Rex and I in the tunnels I wanted him to feel included. With the Bad Batch all this time he didn't have anyone he could engage in war story conversations with and actually have them listen and understand.