Lover of fanfic and fanart but not creative myself. Just like the way fandom expands upon things unsaid, unexplored and unexpected. Fan of Fox, Rex, Cody and Obi-Wan Kenobi. Clone rights, Jedi positive, definitely adult, occasional nsft posts, clone shipper.
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Honestly? It drives me crazy that people will see Dooku at his worst, his most heartbroken, his most manipulated, his most isolated, and be like "oh man! this dude saw what was wrong with the jedi!"
like I think that man would give anything to be 12 again and having tea with his Master actually
Pretty soon most of the clones figured out that they could say things in Mandoâa if they didnât want their jedi to know (e.g.: complaining about their recent missions, gossiping about the Jedi, etc)
*in the Coruscant clone barracks mess hall*
Waxer *in Mandoâa*: âoh my stars, why do the jedi just throw themselves around so recklessly?â
Cody *also in Mandoâa*: âseriously, i have to work so hard keeping Obi Wan from jumping in to stop every fight he sees. Itâs so tiring.â
Rex: âat least your Jedi stays with you, half the time i donât even know where Anakin and Ahsoka are, let alone what they are doing.â
Cody: âyes, but they have each other. Obi Wan tried to fistfight a commando droid after he lost his lightsaber. Its an absolute nightmare trying to keep him from dying.â
Obi wan, who has been standing behind them the entire time *in perfect Mandoâa*: âreally Cody, itâs rather rude to speak ill of someone in a different language, i expected better from you.â
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Summary: Obi Wan and Cody know how to handle it when things go awry. But when a mission leads to an accidental kiss, Both Cody and Obi Wan must deal with the awakened desire they ignored for the greater good.
Care Like Yours - Leapingbadger - Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types [Archive of Our Own]
Excerpt:
âIf you would be so kind, Commander. Would you please shoot the kriffinâŚâ
âYou really want to take that tone with me, General?â Cody bit back over the sound of traffic and rushing air.
Obi Wan harrumphed. âApologies Cody. I justâŚâ he swerved the speeder into oncoming traffic to avoid the horde of bounty hunters chasing them, ââŚdidnât expect this outcome and would appreciate some of your....â He careened past a building, missing it by inches before finding his voice again, ââŚwell placed sharp shooting skillsâŚâ
Cody laughed and leaned backwards in his seat, his blaster resting on the headrest before sending a red bolt ricochetting off the moving speeder behind them. âReally, Sir? I always expect this outcome when youâre involved.â
Obi Wan gave him a withering look. Cody held his gaze through the visor of his helmet, he wasnât scared of his General, until Obi Wan smirked and while still looking at him, jammed the lever of the controls forward, sending them straight down in a spiral through the hypnotizing layers of coruscant traffic.
Cody left his stomach topside, along with his nerves. Obi Wan yanked back on the controls again and they leveled out, diving in and out of other speeding traffic with a fluidity only available to a Force user, before coming to a sharp stop down a low-lit alley, littered with trash and half dismantled droids.
Cody was about to complain loudly, when Obi Wan pressed his finger to his lips and shook his head as his eyes searched above. He waved his hand vaguely as another speeder, occupied by at least three bounty hunters, passed right overhead. A rhodian with a few missing teeth leaned over the side, looking directly into Obi Wanâs bright blue eyes. Obi Wan waved his hand once more and the bounty hunter shrugged and pointed his comrades in another direction.
Only when they were fully out of sight did Obi Wan relax in his chair and brush his hand through his hair. âWell, that was a rather exciting jaunt, wasnât it?â
âThatâs not what Iâd call it, General.â Cody grumbled as he hopped out of the speeder, his desire to be as far away from Obi Wan at the controls as possible. His legs felt a little wobbly underneath him. âI think Iâll walk back.â
Obi Wan chuckled and shook his head. âHow you wound me, Cody. I thought we did rather well. Are you cross because I was short with you?â
âItâll take more than that to make me cross, Sir.â
Obi Wan smirked at him, his arm casually spread out behind the back of Codyâs vacant seat as he lounged and huffed out a breath.
âWell, Iâm glad for it. It may not have been the cleanest mission, but I imagine it was less disruptive than if Anakin had gotten his way.â
âThat we can agree on, Sir.â
Obi Wan smiled and shook his head again. âHow many years has it been now, Commander?â
âTwo years, thirty-six daysâŚby the standard galactic calendar, anyway.â
âThen perhaps we can drop the âSirâ now?â
Cody sighed and rolled his eyes, pulling off his helmet and resting it on his hip. âWeâve discussed thisâŚGeneral. I have to set an example for the men.â
âI wholeheartedly agree, Cody, when we are in mixed company. But alas, we are alone, and you have more than earned the right to treat me as an equal.â
âI do, Obi Wan.â
âOnly when Iâm being sassy, I fear.â
Cody laughed and threw his bucket in his empty seat, leaning over the side of the speeder. âWhen arenât you sassy, General?â
Obi Wan snickered and sighed. âInsubordination, Commander.â He replied with a grin.
âOnly on very rare occasions, Sir.â
Obi Wan shook his head again and took a deep breath. âVery well. Iâll keep trying, I suppose.â
âI would be disappointed if you didnât, General.â
Obi Wan hopped out of the speeder. âCome on, you. Weâll let things calm down for a few hours before we make out way back to the surface. May I interest you in some dinner? Thereâs a rather lovely spot nearby with the most amazing Felucian hot pot.â
Cody paused before nodding. He grabbed his helmet from the speeder. âBeats GAR rations, Sir.â
fun fact this poem is so popular amongst yall that three separate people, in three separate instances, have commissioned it with their flowers of choice:
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The underworld of Coruscant might have looked dazzling with all its neon lights. For some, even breathtaking. But danger lurked in its wet alleys and streetsâincluding criminals, thieves, and murderers who mingled with the poor to evade justice. Syndicates pulled the strings from the shadows, and thugs harassed the very working class who all shared the same unfortunate fate in this city.
Commander Thorn had been stationed on the wretched planet long enough to see how the rich and beautiful built their lives on the backs of the poor. One of the many reasons why he and his squad were patrolling the grimy alleys of the red-light district, on the lookout for a thief.
âSir⌠The trail is going cold,â Bartass growled, glancing over his shoulder at the main street. Thorn had fought alongside the other soldier since the war began and considered him his closest friend in the Coruscant Guard. âThe cameras arenât showing any suspicious activity.â
Thorn thoughtfully reviewed the video footage on his HUD. Their target was a cunning thief. Milra Tezor had been involved in petty pickpocketing at several casinos. Stealing Senator Povrir Zoxâs access keys appeared to be her first major job for one of the syndicates. A heist that could quickly cost her her life if the Guardâs squads got their hands on her. âOur contact was clear. Sheâs here,â Thorn replied; but couldnât help frowning.
any #codywan fans out here? iâm currently inking a short comic about an AU fix-it for the clone wars / star wars and searching for a community to post it in. sooo⌠if you know a place or want to help a super small artist out and repost here, Iâd be extremely grateful! this is part of the first page of it, Iâm working on it. Itâll be full coloured :)
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Note: I really like this one. One day there will be a long fic dealing with the medics and the bio chip thing. It is already in the making.
@juneofdoom
After Fox kills Fives, the memory disappears into a familiar fog. Tal, the CMO of the Coruscant Guard, has been suspicious about the happenings for a while now.
âLook at my face, yeah?â
Fox forces his head up from where he is sitting slumped on the biobed, starring at Tal while the medic shines the little lamp into his eyes.
âIt doesnât look like you have a concussion,â he declares finally.
Tal reaches up and gently pressed around the crown of Foxâ head, feeling for bumps and other injures.
âThere seems to be nothing wrong with your head.â
âAre you sure?â Thorn inquires form where he is leaning against the wall by the door, arms crossed and a hand resting over one of his DC-17.
âCommander, get back to work. Iâll take care of him,â Tal explains, calm but persistent.
Thorn huffs indignantly but pushes up from the wall and pats Fox on the shoulder, reassuringly. The other flinches a little.
âMy coms are open. Call if you need,â Thorn simply states before leaving the medbay.
Tal watches him leave before he focuses back on Fox. The thin purple tattoos that frame his eyes and forehead crinkle softly with worry.
âYou sure you donât remember anything?â Tal asks softly.
Fox shakes his head, stays quiet, says nothing. There is nothing to say, only fog. Faintly, he can hear someone shout in a voice that distinctively does not belong to one of his vod.
It isnât the first episode like this either. They have been becoming more frequent lately, too.
âFox, you shot a vod,â Tal states but doesnât blame, doesnât back away from Fox. He sits down in the floating chair and looks at the other attentively.
âI was with a squad on patrol,â Fox whispers.
Tal shakes his head softly.
âNo, commander. You were alone. Thire checked the timetables and asked around. You werenât scheduled for patrol today and no one reported to have been out with you.â
Fox trembles but doesnât move, just stays where he is.
âI set the gun to stun. I set it to stun but I wasnât allowed to. âDonât set it to stun,ââ he mutters. âI had my finger on the switch. âUse lethal forces. Donât set your weapons to stun.ââ
Tal gently cradles Foxâ face in his palms to interrupt the mindless mumbling.
Fox grips his wrist and looks up at him through glassy eyes, wide with terror.
âI keep losing time, Tal. One day I am here and then the next I am there. My body moves all by itself, but I donât rememberâŚâ
Tal sighs and gently pulls Fox closer.
âWhy didnât you tell me this is happening? Iâm your medic, you can trust me,â he scolds, gently.
âI didnât want you to think I am going crazy. Iâm scared someone will find out andâŚâ
And write him up for decommissioning. Itâs what happens to clones who show stress reactions that impair the completion of their duties.
Tal gently strokes his hand down Foxâ back.
âI wouldnât tell on you. Never.â
Fox says nothing. His body is stiff with his forehead resting against Talâs plackart.
âIâll give you something to help you sleep, yeah? Youâll feel better after some rest.â
Tal would like to believe that this is all a stress reaction. The war has been getting more taxing by the day, so it wouldnât surprise him. Fox in his position as a Marshal Commander experiences this strain even more than the rest of them. Â
Even so, Tal knows better than that.
Fox doesnât react to him.
The medic sighs and opens one of the drawers by the biobed without letting Fox go.
âSharp,â he warns softly before injecting the sedative hypo into Foxâ neck. He holds the other until his eyelids grow heavy and he sinks into Talâs hold.
Tal holds him for a moment, brushes his hand over Foxâ back before he carefully sets him down on the biobed.
Carefully, he removes the rest of Foxâ armour and sets it on a stand to the side.
Tal seizes the opportunity and checks for new scars, branching trees of lightnings specifically. Fox doesnât let him get to him often anymore. He hides from him.
If it only wasnât Talâs job to specifically poke around in the business of his vode, especially the more uncomfortable aspects of it.
There are new lightning strikes that rank up Foxâ flanks and spread over his chest.
Tal sighs heavily. Being part of the guard has always felt like a burden. Not that his vode in the GAR were any better off. At least, on Coruscant, they didnât take active fire often. Here, they are killed by different things.
He spreads a blanket over Foxâ sleeping form and dims the lights of the medbay before he heads into his office. He doesnât close the door in order to be able to keep an eye on their sleeping commander.
Maybe, later, he will ask Thorn to set up a guard by the door. Even someone like Fox wouldnât get away with shooting an infinite number of people without having himself killed.
He digs out his holoprojector from the desk drawer and ponders his possibilities a moment.
It is a gamble if Kix will be good talking to him or if he will be cursing the guard out altogether. He breathes out, rests his temple against his palm and twists the com device in his other hand.
Tal didnât kill Fives. It was Fox, that much Kix has to know. His captain was present at the scene after all.
He types in Kixâ code and closes his eyes. They are medics, it is their duty to keep their brothers healthy and walking. Even if Kix is angry at Tal for whatever specific reason, he will have to overcome these feelings eventually. Both of them have felt that there is something going on beyond their consciousness for some time now.
He waits for the other medic to pick up the call. Carefully, he brushes his hand over the notes in his desk. Maybe now they will be able to piece this entire thing together. Tal refuses to believe that Fives was not up to something.
When he eventually does, Tal can immediately make out the frown that flashes over Kixâ face.
âSomething is happening,â Tal simply states. Kix nods, thinks, ponders. The other medic glances over his shoulder suspiciously before walking out of the room. Tal can follow the change of scenery in the projection.
âCan you meet me here?â Kix inquires. The barracks of the 501st are much less monitored than the Guard base.
Tal nods determinedly. He can make it work. âI will be there.â
Fox, handing Wolffe a fox mug with little ears on the rim: Here.
Wolffe, examining it: What about it?
Fox: It's a gift, di'kut.
Wolffe: Huh...Thanks. It's pretty cute.
Fox, plopping a folded blanket into Cody's arms: Here.
Cody: Huh? They give us blankets while we're here.
Fox: Yeah, but you don't get to take them with you. It's cold out there.
Cody, laughing: We have temperature control on the ship.
Fox: Yeah, but just in case.
Cody: It is better to be prepared...and extra warm. Thanks, Fox.
Fox, pulling a hoodie over Rex's head: Here.
Rex, pushing his arms out through the sleeves: What's this for? Are we going undercover?
Fox, snorting: It's a gift. You look comfortable.
Rex, testing the big pocket in the front and nodding: I am. Thank you.
Wolffe: Why are you carrying a blanket around?
Cody: Fox gave it to me. Did you steal his mug?
Wolffe: No...He gave it to me.
Rex: Hey, guys. Is that Fox's mug?
Wolffe: Is that Fox's civvies?
Cody: ...
Wolffe: ...
Rex: ...
Cody, bursting into Fox's room: Fox!
Wolffe, right behind him: You know we love you, right?
Rex, practically climbing over them: Our lives are better with you in them!
Fox, blinking at them in his new fox hoodie complete with fox ears, holding his new fox mug without the fox ears that he constantly worried about poking him in the eyes, and with his new bright red blanket laying over his lap: Thank...you? You all said thank you. That was good enough for me. You don't need to do all of this.
Cody: ...Uh...yeah, but...we just...
Wolffe: We just thought we should...uh...
Rex: We thought you were going to end it.
Cody: Rex!
Fox, snorting: I'm not leaving Coruscant while the three of you are here. Your men would cause chaos without me constantly on their shebse about behaving themselves.
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