Resistance♗[Star Wars]{Book 3 1/2}

[FOUR]

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Her feet ached as she ran through the forest as fast as she could. Her heart, beating so fast, it felt as if it would jump out of her chest.

The destination they had been on had be covered with rain, meaning the mud sloshed with each step that was taken.

"Grab her!" A voice yelled loudly from behind her. Soon after, the sounds of blaster shots were heard and seen passing her as she tried to run away from them.

The surrounding Jedi...dead.

Her friends...dead.

Amara Skywalker...a traitor.

She could hear her heavy breaths ringing in her ears, continuing forwards, she knew she wanted to stop but also knew the second she did she would have been killed.

"Rita!" One of the troopers yelled. He was her friend and everything inside her was telling her to stop but she knew that if she did, she would likely be killed as well.

So she continued to run.

Her feet continued to go faster and faster until eventually she didn't even know she was still running. The adrenaline pumping through her veins were powerful.

Looking in the deep forest that she ran through she discovered that where she was running was soon blocked by oncoming troopers.

Trying to slow down, her feet quickly shifted as she made a sharp turn towards another direction. The turn proved to be too sharp, resulting in her slipping down towards the ground.

Her hands were then covered in mud as she looked up realizing she couldn't die here. She attempted to get her footing back but her feet only continued to slide in the mud before her as she cried out.

"Please come on!" She yelled finally able to get her footing back and move forward. The trees were becoming thicker as she continued to run and she soon realized this was her only idea she had.

She would hide within the trees.

Running a little further, she suddenly grabbed a branch to now hide behind the tree becoming absolutely silent.

The footsteps of troopers were then heard as the stood there looking at the area. Rita needed to know how many men were out there. She took a chance poking her head out to discover that there were only four of them. They had split up.