Disclaimer: The characters from Star Wars are sadly not mine, but the others are mine.
-Thirteen Years Later-
"I take Obi-Wan Kenobi as my padawan learner," Master Qui-Gon Jinn expressed loudly in front of Jedi the counsil.
"Obi-Wan your aprintice, will be," Yoda smiled proudly.
Qui-Gon and Obie wan bowed and left the counsil chambers.
"I can't wait to tell Bay," Obi-Wan smiled and bounced behind Qui-Gon excitedly. Just then a thought struck him, "Master, what will happen to Bay? She has yet to be chosen and our thirteenth birthday is arriving fast."
"Well, if she's not chosen by then she wil be going to the agri-corps," Qui-Gon explained to his young aprintice.
"She's my sister, I can't let that happen."
"There is nothing you can do, Obi-Wan."
"I guess you're right."
Qui-Gon gave his new aprinctace a sad smile, "Go give your sister the news and then meet me in the second meditation gardens."
"Yes, master," the boy bowed and walked to the creche where he new he'd find his sister.
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Obi-Wan spotted his twin sister in the far corner of the room with a book in hand. He smiled and walked slowly up to her.
"Hi, Obi," the aubern haired girl said without looking up from the book.
"Hi, Bay," Obi-Wan greeted in return and stooped down next to her, "what are you reading?"
"A book on dragons," Bay said with a smile.
"Cool."
Feeling something was up with her brother, Bay placed the book down beside her and looked at Obi-Wan, "What is it?"
"What is what?"
"You came here to tell me something. So spill."
"Well, you see. I was chosen today."
"You were? Congradulations, bro. Who chose you?"
"Master Jinn."
Bay's heart sank; she always hoped that he would choose her. There went that dream. She plastered a smile on her face and once again congradulated her brother. Obi-Wan gave her a huge smile, "Thanks. Look I have to go now, Master wants me to meet him in the gardens. I'll see if I can come back later tonight to visit you."
"Alright, have fun," Bay said, "and I want details on how your first day went."
"Oh, you know I will."
With that Bay watched sadly as her brother left.