The Last Domino: A Star Wars Story
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  • Partes 4
  • Hora 53m
  • LECTURAS 165
  • Votos 6
  • Partes 4
  • Hora 53m
Continúa, Has publicado abr 20, 2022
After the battle of the Anaxes, CT-1409, known as Echo, joined Clone Force 99 instead of going back to the 501st Legion with Captain Rex. Echo must now get to know Clone Force 99, calling themselves the Bad Batch, and integrate with the team. However, this proves to be more difficult than he thought, as not only he must get to know them and be a single-minded unit, but he also struggles with his own problems.

His PTSD, his own conflicting view of himself as a cyborg, the "regs", and how they treat him, within other struggles, add in much more on his plate than he may handle. Unbeknownst to him, a conflict is brewing that will test not only his skills, but also his loyalty to the Republic and his new squad.

Will he be able to connect with his new unit and handle the myriad of struggles within himself and them, or will it be too much to handle for the last member of the Domino Squad?
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They've gone through eight Imperial bases in the last fifteen days, but Echo, Hunter, and Wrecker won't stop, not until they find Omega and bring her back. But on the ninth base, they walk into a trap. Echo doesn't know what to make of the dark-armored cyborg waiting for them, or his insistence on helping once he hears about Omega. And why does he seem so familiar?