Star Wars: The chosen angels (Anakin x OC)
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  • Reads 579
  • Votes 27
  • Parts 5
  • Time 56m
Ongoing, First published Sep 19, 2023
I've spent my spiritual life with my family in Mortis, My sister of the light, my brother of the dark, And father of the force. I was but a wondering pure soul, a spirit, wondering aimlessly, till I stumbled upon Mortis, and the siblings found me.

They and father took me in as their own family member, a daughter, a sister. They've done so much for me, and taught me about the force and how to connect with it. Sure, brother and sister sometimes quarrel and argue to leave or remain in Mortis for the balance to stay in check. However, They always remain understanding and caring while I calm them, and have them see the many peaceful places through me.

For I was one of the two chosen ones, as my family called me. The half of protection, love, and compassion. While my other half, the other chosen one, is called of courage, strength, and kinship. Or in other words. The Protector, And the Knight.

However, We've been feeling the force's disturbing ruptures. We knew it was time for me to be born. But I know fate would one day reunite us. Little did I know it also brought me a good and endearing life as an adopted Miraluka girl of one of the Jedi masters.

Along someday meeting my other half and grow together. Fighting side by side and saving others with my Skywalker. And swore an oath to keep him safe, and never fall completely to the dark side. and save the universe from evil.


*Note; none of the pictures, Except my OC, But not her actor Jessica Alba, are mine.*
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