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Ventress was right when she said that General Kenobi would never assume Cody’s position beneath her malevolent hands, but her reasoning had been wrong. Cody would never give the General the opportunity to take his place. One of the few comforts that he had allowed himself - the true vow he had permitted himself to make - was that he would never outlive his Jedi.
He’d endure a thousand tortures and a thousand deaths before he subjected himself to a galaxy without General Kenobi in it.
“You’re going to hurt him, Commander Cody,” Ventress whispered, and Cody startled at the sound of his name on her tongue. He did not realise that she even knew it. “I want to pity you. Martyring yourself for a Jedi who wouldn’t take your place. For a Jedi who, once you are done with him, will wish for nothing more than your death.”
Or: Obi-Wan and the 212th are held hostage by Ventress, who contrives of a unique way to torment the Jedi General by pitting his own biology against him. Locked in a cell with his alpha Commander, Obi-Wan Kenobi has to find an escape before his heat takes control.
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11 Oct 2025
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an itch to scratch by BucketofWater
Fandoms: Star Wars - All Media Types, Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types
29 Dec 2022
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Cody should have submitted himself for reconditioning that very first day, when he felt his fingers twitch with the need to touch Obi-Wan’s hair.
Or, some instincts are good, and some instincts are bad. On Kamino the Clone Army learns that the urge to touch is a flaw. Cody struggles to cope with the desire to hold his Jedi.
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11 Oct 2025
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the harvest of a lifetime (real bad tea) by firelord_zutara
Fandoms: Star Wars - All Media Types, Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types
13 Aug 2023
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“Well, how do you like it?”
He sets the cup down, and turns to Kenobi. The look on his face is vaguely hopeful, but mostly one of genuine curiosity.
Cody has no doubt in his mind that if he tells Kenobi he doesn’t like it, the other man won’t take any offense. It is, after all, just a drink.
But Cody thinks of how passionate Kenobi was when discussing the tea, how entirely happy he seemed. A true moment of joy that Cody doesn’t know if he’s ever really seen from his General.
It’s such thoughts, swirling in the back of his mind, that compel him to do something completely unnecessary and entirely stupid. They compel him to lie.
Or: Cody and Obi-Wan often share a cup of tea while they work. The fact that Cody hates tea is inconsequential.
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09 Oct 2025
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“It’s good to see you,” was what his General muttered, closing his eyes, and Cody wanted to yell. Or kick a droid. Do something - anything to keep himself from pressing close and actually kissing the life out of his General. He couldn’t do that. That was illegal. And against regulations. And Bad. And so on.
But here was Kenobi, kissing him, forehead pressed against his, and he didn't even know it.
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08 Oct 2025
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leverage by kenobika
Fandoms: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types, Star Wars Prequel Trilogy
15 Jun 2025
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Cody had heard the name before. Darth Maul. The Sith who’d killed Obi-Wan’s Master and then died on his blade. Only…he hadn’t stayed dead. Revenge had kept him alive. Revenge, and madness.
And now, it was Cody who found himself in Maul's grip, the bright, burning blade of his saber glowing dangerously as the Sith stalked towards him.
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08 Oct 2025