Wedgeantilles cerita

Everything had been going so smoothly, which in itself was very unusual for the Rogues. But Wedge had foolishly let himself slip into the comfort of the belief that everything was going to be just fine. Or: The Rogues accidentally adopt a small Corellian girl.

Just a one-shot about Luke learning more about the Rebellion's previous members.

Ten months after Clouds of Dark the Rebels look to destroy the Epiphany Unit of the Empire once and for all. They look to once and for all rid the sector of all Imperial forces. They look to conquer and fight and scrap the best resources possible to take them down as Jessika Pava and the Phantom crew who have been followed throughout the entire Epiphany Saga and Pava Trilogy, look to regain ground after their defeat at Korriban ten months prior and this is the conclusion of the entire saga once and for all.

a doctor with a past & an accident prone pilot both learn how to heal [an original trilogy star wars ff ] [ derek " hobbie " klivian x original female character ]

0-1 ABY · Post-Battle of Yavin · Found family, hidden romance, young soldiers growing up too fast The Death Star is gone, but victory has left the young Rebellion with more ghosts than glory. As Luke Skywalker and Wedge Antilles rebuild Red Squadron into the elite Rogue Group, a tightknit team of pilots, tacticians, and defectors must learn to fight-and live-under the weight of everything they've lost. Lieutenant Arden Lynn, brilliant, guarded, and far too young to be this hardened, buries her grief behind sarcasm and strategy. She keeps her pilots at a distance, hides her heart even further, and clings to one dangerous secret: a clandestine romance with Derek "Hobbie" Klivian, the only person who's ever been allowed close. But in war, nothing stays secret forever. Between chaotic missions, long hours in starfighter bays, and the fragile camaraderie of pilots who never know which goodbye will be the last, Arden finds herself forming unexpected bonds-especially with Wedge Antilles, who respects her sharp mind and sees the quiet strength beneath her armor. As the Rogues face evacuations, covert raids, Imperial traps, and the dizzying pressure of becoming living symbols of hope, their lives intertwine in ways none of them expected. Friendships deepen. Loyalties are tested. And Arden must confront the terrifying truth that attachments don't make her weak-they make her human. In the Rebellion's first year of war, love isn't forbidden. It's just dangerous. And every Rogue must decide what risks are worth taking when tomorrow is never guaranteed.

I made a highschool Rebels story, because when you're in highschool I guess that's all you can think about lol. // Old description: "Highschool can be hard for everyone, and each story can differ through someone else's perspective. . ."

Alderaan is gone. The stars themselves seem darker, trembling with the shock of a world erased-and with it, every certainty Arden Lynn once clung to. She defected from the Empire to save herself; she never imagined she'd be fighting to save everyone else. Now, with the Rebel base hours from annihilation, Arden stands between fear and duty, youth and command, past and future. As pilots she trained launch toward the impossible, she listens to them die one by one-friends, comrades, the last remnants of a life she is still learning to claim. Luke Skywalker's raw courage, Biggs Darklighter's steady faith, Wedge Antilles' quiet trust... all of it becomes tether and anchor as the Death Star looms closer. And somewhere in the wreckage of her conscience lies Tycho Celchu-Alderaanian, loyal, lost-whose fate she can't stop imagining. In the Battle of Yavin, Arden Lynn will confront not only the Empire she fled, but the person she is becoming. Because this time, running isn't an option. This time, hope has a voice-and it sounds like hers.

Hoth is behind them, but the cold remains. As Rogue Squadron rebuilds in the shadow of loss, survival demands more than skill-it demands restraint. Arden Lynn and Wedge Antilles grow closer through trust, command, and shared silence, choosing professionalism even as the space between them tightens. Hobbie Klivian and Arden navigate the fragile aftermath of a secret that could not survive the war, rebuilding friendship without denial or regret. Between evacuations, prison breaks, and impossible missions, the Rogues learn that victory does not bring relief-only readiness. They are young, human, and carrying too much, holding formation not just in battle, but in feeling. This is not a story about what is resolved. It is a story about what holds.

Malrev IV was never just a rescue mission. It was a trap that listened, learned, and waited. When Rogue Squadron answers a distress call to a forgotten jungle world, they find a planet that feeds on fear and a Sith presence that doesn't need screams to break you-only patience. Wedge Antilles is taken alive, not as a prisoner, but as bait. Arden Lynn feels the loss like a wound carved straight through her chest, even as command demands composure and survival demands silence. As the jungle closes in, the squadron begins to fracture. Old grief resurfaces. Distractions turn deadly. Trust wavers at the worst possible moment. And somewhere in the ruins of an ancient temple, a dark intelligence studies them-not to destroy them outright, but to see which bonds will snap first. This is not a story about heroics. It's a story about endurance. About the terror of loving someone when love makes you vulnerable. About the cost of leadership when fear is the weapon. About two people torn apart, drawn back together through blood, fire, and the quiet realization that some words cannot wait until safety. When Arden and Wedge finally say I love you, it isn't romantic. It's desperate. It's earned. And it may be the only thing that survives the temple at all.