"You turned her against me!"
"You have done that yourself."
"You will not take her from me!"
Master Adri Pana was one of the most highly regarded Jedi during the Clone Wars. She followed every rule, law, and oath there was, except for one. She...
"I hide my tears when I say your name, but the pain in my heart is still the same. Although I smile and seem carefree, there is no one who misses you more than me."
Outfit:
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As soon as we landed, I changed into a more casual outfit, consisting of what a bounty hunter might wear. I wasn't about to get called out for being a Jedi.
I tucked my lightsaber inside my jacket and left my robe aboard the ship by Padme's orders.
I rubbed my fingers together and attempted to get the circulation flowing. Flying a passenger ship always hurt my fingers. I much preferred my Delta B, which was currently sitting in the main hangar of my cruiser, The Disparity.
I glanced at Fives and Echo who were having a rough time adjusting to the common clothes. They were used to their blacks and heavy armor. The loose fitting pants and shirt of a diplomat were uncomfortable and foreign to them.
"How are you doing?" I asked them.
"Why would anyone wear this for fun?" Echo asked. I smirked at him and shook my head. I checked the blasters in my holsters and gave them a twist before setting them back down again.
"Are we ready, your majesty?" I asked Padme, who had been taking a while in her quarters.
"Yes. Just changing into common clothes." She pointed to the white outfit she was wearing.
"Alright then. Let's go. I don't want to run into anyone I know." I said, and lowered the ship's doors. I was the first one out, followed by Padme and then the clones. They were shocked when I told them to pretend to be twins.
"Uh... Why Sir?" Fives asked.
"Because. No one can know that the Republic is on a Separatist planet. It'll look bad for us. Plus, the citizens of the galaxy don't know what a clone looks like without his helmet. For all intense purposes, the two of you are identical twins." I told him.
"Sir Yes Sir!" They shouted back.
We walked into the center of town and looked around. There were markets, little children running around, and a few males entering a bar with a Twi'lek in heels on the sign. I narrowed my eyes.
