Star Wars: A Thing Of Beauty

Up From the Ashes

Izanami tower was eventually consumed by the flames and was brought down, with Takemura and Ryu Izanami burning up in the wake of the structure's annihilation. The charred bones of the corporate titan found in the rubble confirmed that he is indeed gone. While over a thousand armed guards were killed by the Harrowers, no one else died in the fire. The Harrowers warned the tower's inhabitants of the attack and the innocents were evacuating before the fight even began. And the fire didn't get too bad until the fight was over with. And with Takemura Izanami dead, the corporate rats came to scavenge for his immeasurable wealth. However, he had a vast and meticulously detailed will that was mostly honored. The Jedi master, Yamato Izanami, the only Izanami left alive, is to inherit everything. While Ryloth's government came in and defied many of the wishes of the dead man, Yamato still received all of his assets regarding both the humanitarian work and cyber prosthetics production. In short, Yamato became the CEO of the foundational structure of the Izanami corporation. And once Ahsoka was brought to Coruscant and confronted by the Jedi council about all she had done in the last five years, she presented the data chip containing the ruination of Takemura Izanami. The criminal empire he was building, countless murders, and on top of that, his defilement of the force itself and construction of Onyudo copies was far more than what was needed. So with the combined efforts of Ahsoka Tano and Yamato Izanami, all of what was evil within the Izanami corporation was destroyed, and what was good yet remained. And none of that would have been possible without the Harrowers. And so, in conclusion, since Ahsoka has never actually murdered anyone from her own actions, and since she brought about the immeasurably corrupted Izanami corporation's destruction, her bounty was taken down and she was pardoned of her crimes. And by all, she is unanimously considered the greatest clone wars hero in the Galaxy. Especially to Anakin and Obi-Wan, for the latter was completely vindicated of the charges brought against him from that incident on Rutanda. As enough proof was found that, not only did Onyudo murder Dr. Tanner Shae, but his Umbaran thugs were the ones killing the innocent people while dressed as clones, and not the Republic troopers. So Obi-Wan was made a free man once again.

Now, after a few months of getting everything settled, the former mercenary is walking with Anakin through the grand hall as he escorts her to the entrance to be set free towards whatever life she chooses to live from this point.
"I know a lot of Jedi that would like to see you return to the order." Anakin says. "I really miss you too..."

"I really miss this place too..." She answered wistfully. "But... That doesn't change anything that's happened. When the council thought I committed that terrorist attack, they didn't lift a finger to prove my innocence... And I can't forget the political games the Jedi continue to play."

"I know..." Anakin says, eternally frustrated with how they treated his padawan, how the entire order has lost its way. "But a lot of changes are being made in the order. A lot of the corrupt Jedi are gone. ... I hope you'll at least consider. We could use your help making those changes."

"I haven't made any decisions yet." Ahsoka said, exhaling as they approach the Jedi temple's entrance. "I need some time to figure out what I'm going to do. The last 8 years have been... Crazy. But for now, I've got a few loose ends to tie."

"Hopefully not another mega corporation you need to destroy." Anakin says with a chuckle, grabbing Ahsoka's shoulder, briefly looking at the huge mercenary tattoo on her arm. "But take all the time you need. And if you need me, for anything at all, I'll be right there for you, Ahsoka."

"I know you will." She says with a smile, hugging her old master briefly. "And don't worry, this isn't the last time we'll see each other."

...

With the power she inherited from her father's will, and ultimately being credited with the capture of Felucia, Yamato Izanami was finally put on the Jedi council. And with that new rank, plus her immense inheritance of assets, she immediately started focusing her powers towards helping as many people as possible with her corporation's humanitarian resources. She opened negotiations with the new leaders of Ryloth and the planet has rejoined the Republic, which is a major accomplishment for them, as Takemura Izanami made the planet incredibly wealthy and influential, with superior medical technology. However, despite driving the Separatists off of Felucia, the conflict on the planet did not end. Kal was still alive after the Felucia incident, but they can't confirm whether or not Shara had survived... Yamato knows that Jinang was certainly trying with all of his might to kill her... But Shara's whereabouts are hardly the issue at hand, because the native Felucians are attacking all of the outsider settlements and the Republic doesn't know how to handle it. Both the warrior tribes from the farther reaches and the turtle-like people are rebuking the Republic's presence and they eventually completely eliminated the last, abandoned bases and outposts the Separatists had left behind. However, Yamato Izanami has a solution, but it will require more cooperation than anyone could hope for: Leave Felucia entirely, and let the Felucians control their own world. The hyperlanes would be great for the Republic's economy, but the natives just don't want anyone using their planet for trading anymore. So it only seems fair to leave them be. Yamato believes with upmost certainty that she can convince the senate to leave Felucia - especially since Shara'Dune's sister is there, and Padme Amidala would certainly settle for that too, as well as many others. But the concern is that the Separatists may just return to take over the planet again if the Republic left.