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Gravitational Pull And Stellar Collisions

Summary:

Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon explore the ruins of the planet of Neeaandoor while on an unusual mission for the Jedi Order. Things take a turn for the worse when the Force nudges them towards a path that might change the course of the galaxy at large.

There is something to be said about the nature of undisclosed secrets and the harm they may bring.

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Sequel to Lonely Stars Drifting In The Black

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Chapter 1: Prologue: This Is How It Happened

Notes:

Abril: First, a few couple things before we start friendos. Everyone welcome back, if you’re returning from the og LSD, I love you and appreciate you.

Secondly, I know not all of you guys read the side stories, and you generally don’t need to, but I do write most of them to be very intertwined with the bigger stories. If you ABSOLUTELY don’t want to read more than you have to, that’s okay, but I would really recommend that you read the second chapter of “Tales Of The House Of The Luminous” which I think feeds into this story a lot. Alright, with that aside.

I’m very happy to have you here, I hope you enjoy this second installment to the universe of “Celestial Bodies of the Lonesome Variety.”

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This is how it happened.

At first, many holocalls and commcalls passed between Jango and Obi-wan. Some days the growing teen would even be surprised by a visit from the Mandalorian; it was unexpected but pleasant. It was good. It was happy. 

Then, Jango stopped showing up. But that was okay. He was a busy man and his bounty hunting job took him all over the galaxy; it was to be expected. The holos and comms still came, if, perhaps, not as regularly as they used to.

After that, Obi-wan realized he had to call Jango more often than not. If he didn't, odds were that the Mando would forget to call for weeks on end. But that was okay . Obi-wan could call; he could remember for the both of them. 

Some days the padawan had to content himself with written messages, for Jango didn’t always answer his holocalls and commcalls. Which was okay, the ginger had probably caught him at a bad time, that was all. Obi-wan himself wasn’t always available after all, he had his missions with Qui-gon and his studies, so that was probably it. He probably just called at the wrong time.

And little by little, communication came solely from Obi-wan’s side. He called, he messaged, but Jango would not. But it was fine. It was fine.  

It was fine. 

Soon enough all the teen got were written messages that took longer to be answered than they probably took to be written. With the passing days, responses got shorter and shorter.

Then one day… One day Jango Fett stopped answering at all. 

And that was that.

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