STAR WARS: RED EAGLE

STAR WARS: RED EAGLE

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When a skirmish takes place over a small military fueling depot on the Mid Rim world of Malastare, Bryston Glyder is certain that it is liberators come to rescue him and his family from the tyranny of the Empire. Instead, he finds a young man-only slightly older than him-claiming to be a veteran of the Clone Wars and a member of the terrorist cell RED EAGLE. Shane Borris is certainly all of those things, but he is also hiding a past that is seeped in the lore of long-dead Jedi Order-a past he seeks to keep hidden from the Emperor at all costs. When Bryston's family is caught in the crosshairs of a fight between the Empire and the notorious cell of terrorist rebels, he must pick a side as the beginnings of a deadly civil war erupts onto the galactic stage.
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An AU where Darth Vader found out he had a son, intercepted Obi-Wan on his way to Tatooine, and took Luke. To keep him safe from the Emperor, he hid him away on Arvala-7, where years later Din Djarin would land to collect a bounty on a 50-year-old child. Having never seen the galaxy except for what was visible from his singular window, Luke decides to go with the Mandalorian when he leaves. Specific story warnings at the beginnings of each chapter, but the biggest one is an ongoing theme of overcoming child abuse (though it is not explicit and not talked about often past the first couple of chapters) so I would like to share some resources: Abuse of any kind is never okay. For help with child abuse, please contact your local CPS hotline, or speak out to mandated reporters like teachers and doctors. They can help you and will keep you safe. If you suspect a child you know is being abused, contact CPS and do not attempt to handle the situation yourself unless it is an immediate emergency, in which case call 911 or your local emergency line. For help with domestic abuse, contact the domestic violence hotline. In America, this number is 800-799-7233 and they are available through both call and text in English and Spanish and have interpreters for over 200 other languages. Never hesitate to ask for help and leave a situation that is unsafe for you and your family. If you suspect that someone is being abused, you can try to encourage them to seek help, but sometimes it is better to just call help for them. It is always better to be safe than sorry. Originally posted on ao3 under Mari_Novak

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