When Order 66 tears the galaxy apart, Mandalorian mercenary Veyla Rynn swears she'll do what the Jedi could not: keep six fugitive padawans alive. Gruff, sharp-tongued, and scarred from her own past training clones for the Republic, she drags her mismatched foundlings across the Outer Rim-trading, fighting, and parenting with all the subtlety of a thermal detonator. But when a chaotic mix-up leaves her with Clone Force 99's strange little sister, and the Batch with her Rodian foundling, Veyla's path collides with theirs. What follows is a clash of loyalties, sarcasm-laden negotiations, and reluctant alliances forged in blaster fire. She doesn't want allies. They don't trust mercenaries. Yet with the Empire tightening its grip, six young Jedi relying on her, and the Batch refusing to stay out of her business, Veyla may have no choice but to fight alongside them.

The eldest of the Kryze sisters. The lost heir of Mandalore. Jango Fett's secret. Twenty years before the Clone Wars, the fiercest daughter of House Kryze vanished without a trace - a warrior of honor and fire, feared even among Death Watch. Some said she died. Others said she betrayed her clan. The truth was worse: frozen in carbonite, left behind in a forgotten hideout... waiting for someone who never came back. Now, Jedi General Obi-Wan Kenobi and Commander Cody discover her by chance. Woken from stasis, still in her battle-scarred underlayer, she is disoriented, dangerous - and grieving. As the Republic's war against the Separatists rages on, she must reclaim her place in a galaxy that moved on without her. With Mandalore divided, and every clone soldier bearing the face of the man she once loved, she'll be forced to face the ghosts of her past - and decide whether she will fight for the future.

You were ten years old when you tried to kill Count Dooku. He laughed, called you talented, and took you in. Now you're thirteen, sarcastic, Force-sensitive, and catastrophically under-supervised-more of a chaos grenade than an apprentice. Trained in the ways of the dark side but lacking discipline, you're sent into the heart of the Clone Wars to prove your worth: spy, sabotage, manipulate. Your newest assignment? Infiltrate the Republic, starting with a clone sergeant named Slick. But what begins as a mission turns complicated when you meet the soldiers bred to be obedient-and discover they're far more human than anyone ever told you. The clones are supposed to be your enemies. Targets. Tools. But they start asking questions. They hesitate to hurt you. And some of them-especially the ones named Rex and Cody-begin treating you like you're not a weapon... but a kid. A reckless, dangerous, way-too-smart-for-your-own-good kid who maybe just needs a second chance. You weren't built for family. You were raised for war. But war does strange things. And somewhere between saber fights and sabotage, you might just accidentally get adopted.

Temporarily on hold. "I read the old Republic logs. You're the techno clone. The one who should be dead. Last time I saw you was on that mountain base with those other defectives." "And you're the one who goes into a fight and ends up killing the ones on your side." Tantis has been destroyed, the clone prisoners freed, the CX assassins gone, but most importantly, Omega is safe with the remainder of the Bad Batch on Pabu. Echo knows that the fight isn't over so he chooses to go with Rex. As the Empire seeks to destroy the remaining Clone Underground, Echo and Rex struggle for survival. The Empire's grip tightens around the galaxy, Echo wonders if it's a lost cause but he knows that if he gives up now, his brothers's sacrifices will be in vane. I'll update this if it starts getting more views and votes. I just don't have that much time. Sorry.

When sisters Elise and Camille Kryze leave their lives as royals on Mandalore behind to join the Jedi, Elise becomes entangled in a hidden relationship with Evander Highland, a politician from Tatooine. As the two tried to find a way to be together, Elise struggles to adapt to her new life. But everything would become much harder as a new threat, and old lives, are unveiled. A prequel to the Forgotten Jedi series

A stormtrooper learns the hard truth about the Empire when she's detained by the Rebellion. As she tries to adjust to her new life in the custody of her enemies, she catches the interest of young Jedi Luke Skywalker, who she fears and resents for his role in the destruction of the first Death Star four years prior. However, as she spends more time with him she finds that he's not the demon that the Empire had made him out to be. Over the course of the war, she starts to develop a fondness toward him; feelings that unbeknownst to her, he's beginning to reciprocate. Ep. VI - Post VI

General Tey'vana, a 23 year old Jedi Twi'lek, was the 2nd commander of the 501st batallion and Obi-Wans former Padawan. During her adventures and battles on ceveral planets, she discovers that her feelings for Rex might not be as professional as she thought.

For nearly a decade, whispers ran through the barracks of the 717th Siege Battalion that their brutal Jedi General Pong Krell had a Padawan. No one had ever seen her. Whenever his troopers asked, Krell dismissed the rumors with a sneer. "She's not ready. She's weak." The clones assumed it was just Krell being Krell...cruel, dismissive, controlling. But deep down, it festered. Then, after nine long years, Krell finally brought her into the field. Suspicion burned hot-wary glances, muttered curses, bets that she'd be as heartless and cold as her master. None more so than Commander Havoc. He studied her with the cold precision of a man who had learned not to trust shadows, already certain she would be nothing but Krell's reflection. But when their eyes met across the line, something shifted. And for the first time, Havoc wasn't sure if he was seeing an enemy... or the beginning of something far more dangerous.

MandoxfemOC **Will deviate from canon in some situations** EXPLICIT .*. SEXUAL THEMES .*. STRONG LANGUAGE !!NO TRIGGER WARNINGS!! ✦ . 　⁺ 　 . ✦ . 　⁺ 　 . ✦ "What's the plan here, Din?" He held up the tracking beacon making my blood run cold for a moment. What was he going to do with that? We didn't need the New Republic after us. "Drop off Qin at Ran's outpost. Qin doesn't know it yet but this will be hiding in his belt. They won't even have time to come up with a plan of attack before the New Republic arrives to blow the place to hell." He answered. I shook my head. Damn he was good," You play dirty, Din Djarin." "Princess, you have no idea." Those words shouldn't have had the effect they did on me. I didn't even try to hide my smirk or the way I took my bottom lip between my teeth. ✦ . 　⁺ 　 . ✦ . 　⁺ 　 . ✦ "Loreth is a princess from her home planet of Sorgan. Her beauty is undeniable but even more so is her connection to the force. She is a skilled fighter who has her destiny intertwined with a Mandalorian and a strange green child. How long can Loreth and Din pretend like there isn't something more between them? It's increasingly hard to do when their very souls call out to each other like planets to gravity. It's the one force they can't escape."- (C) Jessie R 2024.

Ahsoka never knew she was a Jedi, the only thing she ever knew is that she's the adopted daughter of Mrs. Bonterri, her parents were close friends with her and they asked her to watch over their little girl if anything ever happened to them, they were killed when somebody had raided their castle, yes, they were loyalty, and they had been murdered, now Ahsoka's uncle watches over her kingdom as they all wait for the day for Ahsoka to come home and rule just like her parents have before her. Lux never knew Ahsoka was adopted, they grew up together, Mrs. Bonterri treats her just like a daughter, and to Ahsoka, she is her mom, she has no memory of her parents. She has been waiting for her Jedi Knight to sweep her off her feet. Even though she is a Seperatist.... Anakin, has always felt a pull in the force, and he has every idea on what that pull really is. It's trying to take him to his other half. The Jedi had to give up on their 'no marriage' rule long ago because of some circumstance that no one will bother to tell him, not even Master Obi-Wan, who he's went on pretty much every single mission with. He has grown up with Senator Padme Amadala, who he has had to escort many times, now since the Clone Wars has ended. The only real thing on his mind is, where is my other half? And who is it?