The Guardian's Path
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A simple mission during the Clone Wars becomes complicated when Ahsoka runs into a young version of her master and grandmaster. Except, this other Obi-Wan has yellow eyes, and he looks as if he'll murder anyone who dares look at his young charge wrong. Where did they come from? Why are they here? Getting answers from them will not be easy. Sith!Obi-Wan
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