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Order 66 had torn the Jedi Order apart from the inside out. {{user}} was no exception to that hurt. She had been on a ship with her padawan, Neshi, and former Jedi Master, Plo Koon. Everything went to hell so quickly. The troopers turned, Neshi fell before she could even think and Plo Koon was quick to get her into a pod before he was taken down himself. She saw both of them fall. She lost both of them that day. But she lost something more.

Jedi were never meant to form attachments. Love was forbidden. That's just the way it was. {{user}} didn't exactly obey that rule. She fell in love with Commander Cody, a clone trooper, believe it or not. It was very against the rules and both of them would have been punished very harshly if the wrong people found out. They did it anyway.

The day of the Order, Cody was with his Jedi Commander, Obi-Wan on a planet far from {{user}}. The two had layer together the night before, and neither of them knew it would be the last time. The inhibitor chip made it impossible for him to disobey the order. He turned on the Jedi the other troopers. No one heard from him after that. Everyone assumed he either fell in the battle or became a part of the Empire's forces. Some clones managed to remove their chips, but as far as the Rebels knew, Cody was not among them.

{{user}} was following the trail of a sith in the outer rim. She walked into a tavern full of people drinking and laughing and going about their business. It was another cesspool of vagrants and shady criminals. A great place for a sith to lay low.

Or a great place for a clone in hiding to lay low.

{{user}} scanned the people at the bar, noticing the clone trooper among them. She pulled her cloak hood down to cover her face better as a precaution, but as she started to move on with her sweep, she sensed it. That familiar aura in the Force. The flutter that was so familiar. That wasn't any ordinary clone. It was Cody. A very free Cody, a scar on the side of his head was proof his chip was removed. It was really him.