I opened my eyes and I lifted the Inquisitor up into the air. The air around me grew cold and I felt my anger take over me.
"(Y/n)! No!" Kanan yelled.
The Inquisitor gasped for air and I squeezed my hand.
"You are better then this! Don't give in!"
"Everything.... I've ever loved... you take from me! My home! My family! It stops here! I won't lose anyone else to you!" I yelled.
"(Y/n)! Stop!" Kanan yelled as he grabbed my arms.
I looked at him shocked and dropped the Inquisitor.
"Don't give into it. You are better then that." He said softly.
I felt tears streamed down my face and he hugged me before telling me to stand back.
"You're right. I was a coward. But now I know there's something stronger than fear-- far stronger. The force. Let me show you how strong it is." Kanan said angrily.
He finally stopped the Inquisitor and he fell of the platform.
"You have no idea what you've unleashed here today. There are some things far more frightening than death." He said before he let go.
"Kanan. (Y/n)."
"I thought I lost you." Kanan said softly.
"I know the feeling. Let's go home." He said softly.
I quickly pulled Ezra into a hug and he let out a small laugh.
"Ever do that again and I'll kill you." I said softly.
"Sorry I worried you." He said softly.
"Ezra, we're in the TIE. Where are you?" Hera asked as we ran through the hallways.
"On my way. Go!"
"We're not leaving without you, three."
"Will you just listen to the kid? Don't worry. I've got him." Kanan said softly.
"You mean, I've got you."
"You take care of Zeb and Sabine. I'll get them out of here. Trust me." Kanan said with a smile.
We made it out and saw the TIE Fighter.
"The Inquisitor's TIE." Kanan said softly.
"Well, we know he's not gonna use it." Ezra said with a smile.
"You know what, kid? You worry me sometimes." Kanan said with a laugh.
We climbed into the TIE and I let out a sigh as I was forced to sit on Kanan's lap.
"I can't believe that bucket of bolts abandoned us." Zeb growled out.
"We got your back." Ezra said calmly.
"Thanks. But without Chopper's transport, we're going nowhere fast." Sabine said softly.
"We got TIEs closing in." Hera said sternly.
"We're in a bit of a tight spot."
I soon heard Chopper and let out a sigh of relief.
"Chopper! He came back." Zeb exclaimed.
"Who-- Who is that?" I asked shocked.
"I don't know, but I think they're on our side." Kanan said calmly.
"Kanan, dock with Chopper's transport so we can make the jump into hyperspace." Hera ordered.
We soon made it on the Ghost and I let out a sigh of relief as I stretched.
"I owe you all a great debt of gratitude. Even if what you did was rash and reckless." Kanan said with a frown.
"You're welcome, dear." Hera said with a smile.
I looked down at Chopper and frowned.
"If Chopper was in this transport ship, then who was flying the Ghost?" Ezra asked calmly.
My eyes went wide and I looked at Hera.
"Hello, my friend. It is good to see you again." A hologram said.
"I don't understand. I met you once for a few moments. I don't even know your name." Kanan said with a frown.
"His name is Senator Bail Organa." Hera explained.
"And the crews of the blockade runners?"
"Members of other rebel cells." He explained.
"There are other cells." Sabine said in shock.
"We're a cell? Wait. Did you know we were a cell?" I asked as I looked at Zeb.
"Um, no." He said with a frown.
"We weren't supposed to meet. That way, if captured, we couldn't reveal the other rebels to the Empire. That was the protocol." Hera explained.
"The protocol has changed." A voice said.
"Fulcrum." Hera said shocked.
"Ahsoka. My name is Ahsoka Tano."
I froze up and Hera sent me a look before looking back at Ahsoka.
"Why did you come here?" Kanan asked with a frown.
"Because of you and your apprentice, many in this system and beyond have heard your message. You gave them hope in their darkest times. We didn't want that hope to die." She explained.
"So what happens now?" Ezra asked calmly.
"I don't know. One chapter has closed for you, Ezra Bridger. This is a new day. A new beginning." Ahsoka said softly.
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Star Wars Rebels
AdventureUse to the Jedi was just a fairytale that I thought my father made up, but then I learned they were real and that they were betrayed by the people they trusted the most. I never knew my biological parents, I only knew that they left to protect me...
