It's been two months after Bespin, and Luke Skywalker is trying to come to terms with the events that happened there. During a dogfight with Darth Vader, both of their fighters crash. When they recover, they both find themselves on Coruscant at the end of the Clone Wars. Vader still aims to claim his son, but Luke has been taken to the Jedi Temple where he meets Anakin Skywalker.

A version of the 1984 movie with a Sarah closer to the badass, takes no prisoners woman she was in Judgement Day and Genisys (though not quite as hardened yet).

Anakin has been at the temple for a while now and his life seems to have stabilized, mostly. No small feat for a time-traveling former Sith. But, even with support from those who know, this tentative balance can't last. It's only a matter of time, and with Sidious involved, he can only prepare and hope; not something he's exactly good at. Sequel to Dangers of Foresight

What if you found an old Jedi fighter? What if you were taken to the Star Wars universe? And what will happen when you find out you're a very powerful force user? OC/Shaak Ti, OC/Asajj Ventress, Mabey even some OC/alien, M for blood, violence, language, and eventual Smut. This will be a story with smut, not smut with a story, if that's the case leave now

AU. "Time is like a river, my padawan. However, if one manages to go back they can create a new stream diverging off the main path." Qui-Gon told Obi-Wan. Tasked by the force itself, Obi-Wan Kenobi must travel to the past where he will share the same body with his younger counterpart. With one mission: stop the rise of the Galactic Empire.

Anakin's 9 years old again and back at the Temple, bound and determined to change destiny. To do so, he has to juggle trying to stop Dooku from joining Sidious, freeing his mother, avoiding Palpatine, and his training all while maintaining his cover as a 9-year-old initiate. Too bad keeping up a facade isn't one of his strong points.

Timmy Turner firmly believed that life wasn't fair. He was fourteen, was still being babysat and teased by Vicki, bullied by Francis, and the only two chances he had at love slipped out of his grasp. But... Life was full of curve balls too. After an accident leaves Vicki in an unpleasant situation, will Timmy be able help her? Does she even want his help?

The moon was full, the night air was cool and relaxing, and Timmy Turner slept comfortably in his bed, with nary a care in the world... Until there came a soft tapping at his bedroom door... Oneshot.

Upon arriving home one day, Timmy goes up to his room to find that a certain item is missing, one that he's positive his babysitter must've taken while he was at school. With little choice but to retrieve it as soon as possible, the teen devises a plan to sneak into Vicki's bedroom, only to stumble upon a very interesting drawer... Oneshot. Now M-rated to be on the safe side.

This is the rewrite. Timmy is excited for summer vacation, mostly because it will be the first one where his parents take him with them. Three whole months of sunshine and sandy beaches, or so he thinks. Life never works out the way you want it to, and for Timmy Turner, it's no exception. How will he come to terms with the hand he's been dealt? Only one way to find out!

An accident lands Vicki in the hospital. Her leg broken the thought of returning home was troublesome since no one would help her. When Timmy, of all people, offers to let Vicki stay with him. Though something in her had changed, and she starts falling deeper into depression. What can Timmy do to snap her out of it? Completed... or is it?

It has been said that the road to Hell is paved with good intentions and the road back a difficult, slippery slope. Now Anakin has to face himself and his choices, avoid the suspicion of everyone from the Jedi Council to Palpatine and try to prevent the future from turning out as badly as it did before all while somehow finding a way to balance the Force...again. Time Travel