The Marvelous Association for No-Good, Drunk, and Obnoxious Sociopaths
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  • Reads 460
  • Votes 4
  • Parts 10
  • Time 3h 15m
Ongoing, First published Oct 12, 2021
"After all, he had a mother, as so many do."
Except, Obi-Wan Kenobi's mother turned out to be the absolute worst kind possible for a Jedi. It was a good thing the probability of Obi-Wan becoming a Jedi was now about the lowest it could possibly be.
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An ordinary battle in the Clone Wars becomes complicated when, out of nowhere, a group of Sith appear from an alternate reality. The Sith want only one thing, one person: Obi-Wan. And they will stop at nothing to get him for reasons that Anakin can only begin to guess at. Even if one of the Sith is another version of him, he can't trust their intentions.