ANOTHER TRUTH
Author: Rwana-Lai Xishu
Category: Star Wars
Disclaimers: I don't own Star Wars, if I did Star Wars would have been Obi-Wan's story, not Anakin's
Characters: Anakin Skywalker – Garen Muln – Ruvaa Tsirak
Rating: T+
Genre: Angst – Action/Adventure
POV: Prologue: Obi-Wan Kenobi
Tagline: "Just when you thought the truth had been said…"
Resume: A year ago, Siri Tachi, the love of Obi-Wan's life, was killed and the Jedi master could not deal with his lost. Tragedy followed, leaving Anakin to mourn the lost of his mentor, the late Obi-Wan Kenobi. How will this change Anakin?
Chapters: Unknown… yet anyway
Timeline: The story starts in 19 BBY (Episode 3), a year after Siri was killed in 20 BBY.
Spoilers: Jedi Apprentice – Prequel – Clone Wars
Dedication: Hmmm… this one is for… Chris! Thanks for saving my best friend. I wuv you and forever grateful!
Notes: Hopefully I won't get lost in this one myself, which is what happened in my former fiction "Love is blind…". By the way… I'm in the process of writing three fan fictions. This one, a romance between Obi and Quinlan called "The Forbidden Series" which will probably be fcking long, and a remake of "Love is blind…" but this time about Obi and Siri. Stay tuned!
IMPORTANT!
Read this before continuing
Contains spoilers from various books and comics
Now I didn't write Siri's death because I'm not sure exactly how it truly happens. I know she is mortally wounded when trying to capture Magus and dies in Obi-Wan's arms. Obi-Wan dangerously drifts close to the Dark Side. He holds his Lightsaber to Magus' throat while Anakin, Padmé and Telesan watch completely shocked. In reality, Obi-Wan doesn't kill Magus, but comes close to.
I've changed this part. Let's pretend that Obi-Wan did kill Magus by slashing his head off and then walks away. The next morning Anakin finds his master gone and later learns Obi-Wan has left the Jedi Order. Now my story starts off a year after all this… in 19 BBY, where Episode 3 should start off… Does that make sense? Well… read on and I'll try to answer any questions you have via email.