The Perfect Jedi • Anakin Skywalker

Prologue

Luna Organa was the niece of the famous senator Bail Organa. As a baby it was clear how force sensitive she was. After the death of her parents, she was taken in by Bail and his wife Breha for mere days until a Jedi named Even Peill came to take the girl to Coruscant to train as a Jedi.

The days went by when it was finally time for Luna along with many others to get her kyber crystal. It didn't take long for her kyber crystal to choose her though instead of one, two appeared. She grabbed both running joyfully to Master Yoda who sensed something different in the child. Many other Jedi masters noticed this too as she was talked about around the council and the topic of many conversations between Jedi Knights. Yoda watched as she put her handles together for her saber realizing her crystals shared the color of only one other Jedi in history.

Not long after he had a long and thoughtful talk with one Mace Windu. Mace never wanted a padawan nor was planning on having one. He had decided on going to watch the young girl train before deciding on taking her in as his very first padawan. He watched from afar amazed at her skills finally agreeing to take her under his wing. He never showed any emotion, though maybe this was of many reasons why he was so very much respected. He lived by the Jedi code, word for word. No attachments. Yet he found himself caring for the girl as if she was his own. She was the only person to get a smile to appear on his face or get a stiffled laugh. And she knew it.

Soon they were known around the galaxy as the most skilled and frightened Jedi master and padawan. She honed his fighting skills and fought often with a doubled saber. She was considered to be the most powerful female Jedi to date. Her counterpart being Anakin Skywalker.

Anakin was a mere boy when Qui-Gon Jinn and his padawan Obi-Wan Kenobi stumbled upon him on a planet called Tatooine. Qui-Gon sensed the immense force power the boy had bringing him to the Jedi council believing he was the Chosen One. Many of the council had thought that Luna was the Chosen One even her own master before he had became so. They agreed to let him train him as his new padawan even though they believed he was too old. Unfortunately, Qui-Gon met his death against the man named Darth Maul, leaving Obi-Wan to train Anakin.

Often times Anakin and Luna were paired to go on missions with and without their masters causing the two to grow close. Both Obi-Wan and Mace noticed this though they seemed to look the other way as long as they didn't act upon it. What they didn't know, was that they already had. At the age of sixteen, Anakin confessed his feelings for Luna wanting so bad for her to do the same. Luna was conflicted with her feelings knowing the Jedi aren't supposed to have attachments. She separated herself from him walking the other way in the temple or having minimal contact with him on missions. Until one day she couldn't take it anymore kissing him without caring if anyone saw.

The war soon flourished as they both played prominent roles as generals. At first they didn't see too much of each other as Luna went on missions with her former master and so did Anakin. Eventually they were given more responsibility, each getting a padawan. Luna was more than willing to take one under her wing when she realized how special the young Cal Kestis was. Anakin, on the other hand, was forced to have one by the name of Ahsoka Tano.

Luna and Anakin went on several missions together as the war progressed becoming a deadly duo. The names Organa and Skywalker next to each other frightened most Separatist's. One was logical while the other wasn't. It wasn't too hard to guess Anakin was the one who did no thinking before doing.

Like their masters they formed attachments to their padawans. Seeing them as siblings rather than soldiers. These attachments often times clouded their judgment when it came down to it. They were willing to sacrifice any means if it meant their padawans lives were spared. Their bonds with them were just as important as the one they had with each other.

The day that each of them lost their padawan was the day they slowly began to lose faith in the Jedi. In the back of their mind they couldn't help but blame the council for the way they failed their padawans though they never expressed this out loud.

Luna began to turn rageful. Anakin somehow was the opposite. They were light and dark, the perfect balance the galaxy needed. The fate of galaxy rests in their hands. The question in hand is which will prevail, the light or dark.

Only time will tell in a galaxy far, far away...