1. Disrespectful (1/2)

rila: in this exciting episode of in which rila stabs blindly at her computer screen to pick a prompt and make it fit while listening to star wars episode iiisoundtrack called order 66, rila stabs blindly at her computer screen to pick a prompt and make it fit while listening to star wars: episode iii soundtrack called order 66. while fighting the feels that it

ings. also, rila has decided to

ing in a summary for each chapter. :p

chapter summary: her voice is anger and passion, and he hears truth.

it had been general skywalker who had told him to find her and

ing her in for a mission de

iefing, and in his search for her, he had unwittingly stumbled upon her. but she was not alone, and he found himself, instead of confronting her and

inging her away from whomever she was talking to, standing just outside the open doorway.

it was one of the temple's training rooms in which she stood, meant for meditation and exercises in using the force. from here he could see various elements used to do so, ranging from piles of sand to heavy looking blocks.

"i can't believe you did that. you should apologize. now." ahsoka's tone was hard and firm, and it reminded him that she was no longer the child she had once been, but a quickly maturing jedi padawan. though it was strong, it was not the way she would have addressed a master.

"why?" the voice that responded was cold and arrogant, and he heard the rustle of clothes. "they're just clones."

the boy - as the voice was definately male - had said it and after spending most of his time with anakin and ahsoka who deliberately made sure to learn names and distinguishing quirks, had his hands tightening into fists at his sides. it was a reaction of anger, and he was quick to uncurl his fingers.

though he and his men were clones, anakin and ahsoka did not treat them like flesh-droids, and neither superior liked losing men on the battlefield. and though he was aware that not all jedi shared the same views as them, it was still startling to hear the animosity towards him at times.