Truth be told, Obi-Wan had seriously considered not returning to Fandom island; the risk to Luke was too great if Vader or another Imperial officer came back and chose to follow him to Tatooine this time. But there were certain obligations he felt too guilty about bound to that he could not simply shirk. Speaking to Kanan was one of these. (Picking ( Read more... )

Yesterday had been... unpleasant. Or at least troublesome. And yes, eventually Obi-Wan would have to have that conversation with Ahsoka he'd been putting off for some time ( Read more... )

"I realize this is something of a predicament," Obi-Wan said, "But really, I believe we have already ascertained that there is little we can do about it. You may as well calm down ( Read more... )

Obi-Wan woke up right outside his shack, in the grass. He was wearing too-tight pants and an offensive too-tight shirt, and he was surrounded by bottles labeled Pete's Wicked Ale ( Read more... )

The island was certainly crowded this weekend. Obi-Wan felt it best to retreat to the shack and take care of the eopies. That whole mess with the gremlins had been scarring enough ( Read more... )

After finding that stone last week, Obi-Wan had slept fitfully and well. Some days, perhaps, even too well. He had turned in shortly before sunset yesterday, struck by a sudden wave of exhaustion, and he had slept until the sun rose again the next morning ( Read more... )

Class had been more than tolerable today, and the past week or more had been restful. The island was at peace, and it was noticable, even when it ran full of the life of dozens of children. (Including one child carrying his name and the Skywalker family name-- Obi-Wan would not be quick to forget that much ( Read more... )

It was the eopies who made it clear there was something amiss ( Read more... )

If there was anything strange going on today, Obi-Wan wasn't aware of it. Admittedly, this may have been partially because he lived in the middle of the woods, and he saw no particular point in lying to the wildlife. Or the eopies, for that matter, whose plight he was facing today ( Read more... )

When Obi-Wan had left, he hadn't even been entirely sure he'd be able to make it back to Tatooine. But instead of giving him trouble, the portal had simply dropped him in the desert, not too far from the Lars homestead itself. It was certainly closer than his last abode had been, which was a tick in the island's favor ( Read more... )