They were Children of the Republic in the truest sense, their existence generated entirely by the needs of the Senate. Of course, most children had parents who protected and loved them, while the clones of the Grand Army of the Republic only had each other.

Bo-Katan Kryze thought her nephew was dead, like so many others she'd loved. Then, it is revealed he lives, imprisoned by Moff Gideon. Not ready to lose someone else, she rushes to the prison with her loyal sidekick, Koska Reeves. Rated T for some language and alludements to torture. In the Cross-overs because it's set post-/during Mando Season 2.

There they were, filming The Clone Wars, when Two noticeable figures walk in during filming. You guessed it! Our FAVOURITE Mandalorian and Baby yoda! What chaos will ensue after the Jedi catch a glimpse of his cuteness? I'll give you a hint: A LOT! (WHOOOO! MANDALORIAN SEASON TWO IS OUT!)

A Jedi forbidden romantic relationships and a soldier in her line of command—it's an epic love story of forbidden love, which is exactly why Ahsoka thinks it would be fun to pretend she was still a Jedi Commander and Rex was still a clone Captain back in the war. Rex isn't entirely sold on the idea, but he's willing to give it a try. How awkward could it possibly be?

Din hopes that Ahsoka can help train and raise the child, and if she's the right fit he'll leave the child's life for good, for the child's sake. Ahsoka is willing to assist, but harbors a selfish hope that the child's healing abilities might be used to help her dearest, oldest friend.