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Bae shot up on his bed, looking at his sister. “You. Wouldn’t. DARE.”

“Can’t hear yooooou sleeping!” 

He was more awake now so he was smiling but pretending to sleep. 

Bae groaned before rolling over in his bed, remaining asleep. 

“Five more minutes..”

“Okay, Leia.” Bae smiled, bending down to look at her, “What would you like to play? You name it!″

    Leia knew that something was wrong. She might have been a child and the      people around her might have thought that she didn’t see as much as they     did, but she definitelly saw everything she needed to. She saw her mother’s     nervousness, and, more importantly - her father’s. It wasn’t the first storm they     were sailing through, but this time, her father seemed way more stressed      about it than about any other storm before. 

    She saw her mother searching for something in their cabin nervously, throwing     things around and that probably scared her even more than the thunders      outside and the wind blowing, rocking the ship, nearly flipping it over. And      when Milah found the thing, she threw it on the ground, a green portal opening.      Be brave, was the last she told Leia, her eyes hazed with tears, as she pushed     her daughter right through it. 

    And suddenly, everything was quiet, darlk... And cold. She opened her eyes     in an unknown place, hearing the sounds of the calm sea nearby, her whole     body shivering because of both her wet clothes and fear that she felt. 

                        “M-Mama?! Papa?!” 

killing her mother in the process

    The storm was raging outside, her mother searching for something around     the cabin, so visibly worried, but Leia was not afraid. She knew that her papa,     the greatest pirate captain to ever sail the High Seas, would outrun the storm     easily and that the Jolly Roger was the greatest ship in the entire world, no way     it could sink. So even as the crewmen were shouting outside, trying to hoist     the sails, she remained calm. Until she noticed the tears staining her mother’s     cheeks. Whatever it was Milah found, Leia didn’t know, her mother holding it     in her hand like her life depended on it. Because someone else’s did. Leia’s. 

    What happened next, she really couldn’t recall. She remembered strange      noises, green light and falling. Falling down for so long... She didn’t know how     long was she falling when she finally hit the ground, landing painfully on the     ground, her clothes and hair wet, and she couldn’t stop the shivers going all     the way down her body.