The Wolf Jedi

The Master of Masters {Part 1}

Hey everyone! Sorry for not updating in a while. Midterm studying. Wish me luck! Anyway, this is an alternate continuation to "Legends Never Die", one of my personal favorites. Like the title says, this is going to have parts to it. Didn't want to make a SUPER long chapter. Anyway, enjoy!

It was a few days since Ezra, Kanan, and I met almost every Jedi Master that ever lived.

I'm still a little giddy about the fact that legends acknowledged Kanan and me as Jedi Masters...

Right now, the Rebels and I were on the Resistance's main ship, talking and chatting with whoever was there. I was talking with Ahsoka.

"So, what was it like meeting the legendary Jedi Masters?" she asked.

"It was... kind of overwhelming. I mean, what would you do if you were standing in the presence of those kinds of people?" I asked.

Ahsoka chuckled before answering.

"I would be just as ecstatic as you and the boys were," Ahsoka said.

"Ecstatic is just an understatement. I was internally screaming. Not to mention, my mother was in that bunch." I said.

"She must have been an amazing teacher to be acknowledged by people like them."

I smiled softly and sighed.

"She most certainly was..." I said.

Ahsoka placed a hand on my shoulder with a smile. I smiled back at the Togruta.

"Enough about me. Tell me about yourself. Did you know any other Jedi Masters besides Masters Skywalker and Obi-Wan?" I asked.

The Togruta hummed in thought before facing me.

"I knew a lot of Jedi Masters in my time, but there was one that was around through everything; Order 66, the Clone Wars, everything." Ahsoka said.

"Really?" I asked.

Ahsoka nodded firmly.

"But, that's impossible. No one can live that long," I said.

"Nowadays Zelara, anything, and everything is possible. Her name was Zunela Cordway. We used to call her The Master of Masters back then. Her abilities and skills were unparalleled and unmatched. For a while when I was still a Padawan, she even trained Anakin and Obi-Wan. Zunela was one of the strongest Jedi in the Jedi Order, but when she suddenly became blind, she hid, and we never heard from her again." Ahsoka said.

"Do you think she's still alive?"

Ahsoka sighed and shrugged her shoulders. Ahsoka's face darkened a little and my heart began to ache.

Like Sabine, Ahsoka is an amazing woman and friend; they're both like sisters to me... Seeing Ahsoka like this... it's just not right...

Then, a bright idea popped into my head.

"Let's go find her," I said.

"I beg your pardon?" Ahsoka asked.

"Let's go find Zunela. I don't know why, but I just have this feeling that she's alive somewhere out there, just waiting to be found. When I encountered the Jedi Masters, I didn't see Crowvern, Obi-Wan, or Anakin. They're alive, just like Zunela is. Come on, Ahsoka. There's no time like the present..." I said.

Ahsoka stared at me before blinking back to reality.

"But... what if she's dead?" she asked.

"Don't think like that. She's alive, I just know it. Come on, an opportunity like this is just as rare if the Empire surrenders." I said.