I didn't say good-bye ( Read more... )

Trever was Kale and Kale was Trever and this was a truth that the both of them knew. It was a Truth even, with a capital T much like the Force existed they knew that they were One and not Two and that being Two was wrong. Tobias tried to comfort Kale telling him that he could be his own One and not a One with Trever. That he could be his own person ( Read more... )

"You realize," Kale said as he laid on Trever's bed, "If dad's alive, he's going to ground us to the next millennium ( Read more... )

The twins sat near each other, once again working on that droid. While their communication before had been flawless, now it was disjointed. Trever would hold his hand out for something and Kale wouldn't realize it. And they had to speak to each other to get their brother's attention. At one point, Trever looked over to see what Kale was doing and ( Read more... )

In one of those weird knowing what the other is thinking moments -even though they weren't Force Bonded as strongly any more, if anything they were just barely aware of the others presence- they decided to try to be different from the other. It was perhaps mutual consent without conferring with the other ( Read more... )

Moodily, Kale sat on the wing of the ship, resting his chin on his knees, arms wrapped around his legs. And, he was alone ( Read more... )

The twins lay together in a tangled mass of limbs, one resting his head on the chest of the other as they slept, the blanket twisted between them like a vine. With their shirt and pants off, it was easier to tell which twin was which. Though you wouldn't think it would be. But while they were dressed they looked virtually identical, without clothes ( Read more... )

The two of them together, Kale and Trever, once they got past the original anger at each other, were like one person. They didn't talk to each other, but clearly communication happened, with a gesture, an expression or sometimes nothing at all. The two of them sat under the Ebon Hawk, fiddling with what appeared to be the shell of a droid ( Read more... )

Kale bounced up the steps from the basement intending to head to the kitchen to grab lunch like foods for him and Tobias. They had been working on Jedi like things all morning, mostly it was Kale getting his ass handed to him. But surprisingly he did a lot better than usual. He felt good and energetic. Happier than usual ( Read more... )

Obviously Kale was going to have to kill Carcer. It was the only way. He thumped down the stairs plotting murder, in search of Tobias. Really, did he have to tell Revan? And did Revan have to even bring it up? And then give him that sort of 'you need to tell Tobias' thing?

"Tobias?" he called out as he reached the bottom of the stairs.