Summary: Your first kiss with Bo has been a long time coming.

You had been with the Nite Owls for six long months. They had been gracious enough to let you stay with them on their ship, traveling the galaxy well, also attempting to teach you how to be Mandalorian before they returned to Kelevala, the seat of House Kryze.

The unexpected break was welcome, and you spent your first few days exploring the castle and the surrounding area, admiring the endless ocean, and near constant rain. Bo had warned you not to go very far without her, so you had stayed close, not wanting to displease your Princess.

Today, you found yourself doing what you did best. Researching, studying. Trying to find your way in this new culture in Bo's library.

You hummed as you peered through the books Bo had in her library, running you're hand across holo-pads and old hard backed books until you settled on one about Mandalorian culture and lounged in one of the comfy chairs across from a table strewn with papers and holopads, evidence of you're recent studies when Bo walked in.

She watched you for a few moments before moving around the chair; touching your shoulder lightly to get your attention before she leaned against the table, placing her helmet down.

"Hello, Princess." You greeted softly and peered up at her with a smile. Bo tilted her head, and looked amused.

"How is it I always know where to find you?" Bo teased. You sighed and leaned back, folding the book shut and placing it in your lap. You and Bo had gotten to know each other somewhat over dinners and walks, but you were still getting used to her teasing.

"Maybe it's because you like knowing where I am?" You fire back, and Bo laughs.

"I don't spy on you sweet girl." Bo corrects. "But you do seem to be a person of habit."

You're heart fluttered at the nickname, and you tapped her on the leg. "I am not."

"You are." Bo laughs again, "And stubborn too." She meets your gaze, and you look away shyly.

"What do you need of me, Bo?" You ask softly, and meet her gaze again as Bo slips off the table and takes your hands to pull you up. You let her and catch yourself with one hand on her armor as she wraps an arm around your waist to steady you.

"I have a gift for you." Bo removes her arm and pulls something out of her pocket. Is it a holo chip? You give her a confused look, and Bo hurries to explain.

"You said you couldn't find pictures of your family. I went digging." Bo smiles at you, "It's all on here. To remember them by."

You swallow hard and look at her in shock. "I.. you..." You feel your heart sing, and wonder how she had managed that. "I can't believe -"

Bo pressed it into your hand. "I'd do anything for you." She tells you softly.

"Thank you!" You move forward in response and hug Bo tightly, and she laughs. "I can't believe you did this for me." You kiss her cheek as you pull away, and Bo looks at you with a nervous smile.

"Sorry -" You apologise quickly and blush as Bo moves a strand of hair behind your hair.

"Don't apologise." Bo replies quietly. She meets your gaze as her hand cups your cheek, and you shut your eyes; relaxing. "I don't mind if you kiss me." She removes her hand from your cheek with a gentle swipe of her thumb and smiles at you, her eyes sweeping down from your eyes to your lips.

"So why don't you kiss me?" You ask her, and there's a steady silence. Bo looks thoughtful, her lips curled into a frown as she meets your eyes again.

"Because all I'm good at is war." Bo tells you, and she looks back down at her hands. You reached out and take them in you're own, step closer to her.

"You're not good at war, you're good at protecting people. You're good at saying what's on your mind and knowing when I'm hurting. You're good at being there for your people. you're good at loving me when I need it most." You tell her and feel a little out of breath. "I care about you, Bo. I want to be there for you just as much."

Bo looks at you, and gives you a sad smile. "You think far too much of me sweet girl."

You smile, and tilt your head up to look at her. "I always will Princess." You tell her, pleased. Bo wraps an arm around you, suddenly serious.

"I haven't kissed anyone in a long time-"

"Then allow me to refresh your memory." You tease, and Bo smirks; before she leans down to kiss you. It starts of slow, soft. Like she's testing a new fighter. You wrap your arms around her lower back, an pull her closer at the delightful flutter in your stomach.

Bo was kissing you, she was kissing you-

Oh!

Bo deepened the kiss and lifted you, moving you around and up so you were sitting on the table. It was desperate almost, like she was realising how much she had been missing with you. You sighed into her kiss and then tapped her shoulder with your hand.

Bo pulled away, flushed and smiling at you. You had never seen her so happy. "Did I get carried away?" She reaches up and puts a hand on your back, drawing slow circles with her thumb.

"I just needed a moment to breath." You reply, and smile back at her. "That was probably the best kiss I've ever had."

Bo laughs, delighted. "Good." She hesitates. "Do you maybe want to take this somewhere else?" She asks gently.

You smirk. "Like?"

"Somewhere where we won't be disturbed." Bo suggests, and tilts her head at the open space your in. You trail your hands down her sides at look up at her.

"Mhmm I don't know." You tease her. "What's in it for me?"

Summary: You go to the mines of Mandalore to redeem yourself of your transgressions, to help you on the path of the creed. Bo comes to your rescue. Requested by Anon who I hope likes it. I did a little extra for you.

The mines of Mandalore.

The stories you had read said that one could be redeemed in the living waters, and that it would make you worthy of the creed. You weren't sure exactly if it was true, but you weren't here for yourself. You were here because you wanted to redeem yourself, to be worthy of taking the creed. You wanted to show your girlfriend, Bo-Katan of House Kryze, that you were worthy of her.

Coming here alone? That might not have been your brightest idea.

You had a managed to avoid too many encounters, and fought your way through the ruins of Sundari until you found the road that led you to the mines. It was cold, dark and damp. But you were glad you leave the ghosts of Sundari behind, the bodies of a city ruined, a home forgotten.

You let out a slow breath, and eyed the waters.You hoped that the droid had managed to keep your secret at least, and you could come back to Bo proud.

On Kelevala though, unbeknown to you, Bo-Katan was losing her mind. She had sought you out to see if you wanted to have a night to yourselves, and had found you missing. You hadn't said anything about leaving, and you usually wouldn't go anywhere without at least letting her know. She looked all over the palace and had no idea where you were.

When she sought out her iron heart or Ka'rta droid, the one the managed your affairs, she was met with indifference.

"Tell me where she is!" Bo demanded angrily.

"I am afraid that Lady y/n is gone."

"Where! Tell me or I'll melt you down and use you as repair parts for my ship!" Bo yelled at them. The Ka'rta paused, as if it was going through a million reasons why they shouldn't tell her. But the Iron heart did not want to become spare parts.

"Lady y/n has gone to Mandalore.' The droid answers, not wanting to lie any further. Bo lets go of them and growls,

"What do you mean she's gone to Mandalore?" Bo shouts at her droid.

"She left a few hours ago Princess. She asked me not to tell you and that she would come back as a daughter of Mandalore. She wanted to do this for you."

Bo feels a flash of anger go through her, "I'm going after y/n." She puts on her helmet and marches to her ship. "Stay here and guard the castle." Bo straps herself in and takes off, trying to stop herself from shaking. If she didn't get to y/n soon, she wouldn't have the love of her life left, her girlfriend.

She wouldn't be able to tell you how much she loved you, instead of showing you.

Bo gripped the controls tighter and prayed you were okay-

By the time she arrived on Mandalore and found you, you were already at the mines of Mandalore, and she ran towards you as fast as she could, knowing the way better then most, not wanting you to risk your life, to do something so dangerous.

She was terrified.

Bo doesn't have any time to call your name as you walk towards the water, doesn't have time to warn you that the ledge is destroyed before you the dark abyss takes you-

You scream as you sink like a rock; echoing off the mines walls. You mouth fills with water and you try to swim to the surface, but the water is cold and deep; and you keep going down. You try to push against the darkness again, and something grabs you around the middle and starts propelling you up until it stops suddenly, as if frightened by something and then shoots you out of the water.

You, and the mysterious rescuer land on the ground with a heavy thud and you start to choke up water, and curl up; breathing hard. You don't register at first that it's Bo who helps you sit and pulls you against her until your wrapping your arms around her and breathing in her familiar scent.

"You're okay y/n." Bo says, and she rubs circles into your back as you calm down.

"Bo..." You gasp out and cough, before you relax enough to look at her. Your cold; force why is it so cold here?and start to shiver. Bo reaches into a bag nearby and pulls out a robe; her robe, you realise, that she wears when she leaves on missions to colder places and wraps it around you tightly. You meet her gaze and see her give you a hard look.

She's angry.

"What the hell were you thinking coming here by yourself?" Bo says furiously.

"I was trying to atone for my transgressions." You reply, eyes prickling with tears. "So I could become a Mandalorian."

Bo looks startled. "You...what?"

"It's silly, but I wanted to make sure I was the right woman for you." You tremble a bit, thinking about some of the history books Bo had lying around her castle that talked about the creed.

"Don't tell me you believe in that." Bo asks, she rubs your arms with her hands, trying to warm you up.

"I believe in you." You explain. "You deserve someone who isn't weighed down by their past."

Bo pauses. "You're so silly y/n." She shakes her head. "I don't care if your a Mandalorian or not, I just want you to be mine." Bo tilts her head as you reach up and runs your fingers through her hair, damp and tossed.

"Oh." You reply, quietly. You smile at her and she sighs and smiles back.

"Please promise me you won't do anything like that again?" Bo says, and you nod. "A verbal answer y/n."

"Yes Bo. I promise you. I won't come here alone again, or try to become a Mandalorian without you there." You answer, and Bo kisses you; putting her hand on the back of your neck to draw you in further. She leaned her forehead against your when you parted, and you tilted your head, curious. She had a funny look in her eyes, like she couldn't believe what she was looking at.

"What is it?"

"I saw...I don't know what I saw down there." Bo shakes her head. "I think it was the mythosaur."

You laugh. "Okay?" You giggle. "You don't believe in that stuff anyway."

Bo gives you a look and you pause in your teasing,

"What? I wasn't awake Bo." You answer.

"I know it's just...it bothered me." Bo shakes her head, thoughtful. "I don't know what it means.." When she looks at you next she stands up and pulls you with her. You look up at Bo with a small smile.

"Maybe it's a good sign?" You offer, and Bo hesitates, just for a fraction of a second. You see a flicker a worried expression across her face, like she needs to tell you something-

"I love you." Bo tells you and you feel your heart skip. She's never told you that before, her actions yes, but this was new. You opened your mouth and looked stunned for a moment before speaking.

"What?"

"I said I love you-" Bo makes a funny sound, surprised when you kiss her desperately. She grins at you when you part,

"y/n?"

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Summary: A union between two rebels brings Lucy to her new life on Krownest, where different challenges await.

A week had gone by far too quickly for Lucy's comfort, though, she admitted; she was enjoying her time on Kelevala. She wandered on her own mostly, talking with different clans and training with Ahsoka when she could. Sometimes Sabine joined her, introducing her to different people she knew, such as Fenn Rau.

Everyone treated her with stiff politeness, and she had been told there hadn't been a Mandalorian Jedi since Tarre Vizsla. But they appreciated her curiosity even if they didn't understand her being a Jedi.

By the time her wedding to Sabine came, Lucy was nervous; but more understanding. Although she thought to herself, she still didn't appreciate Leia springing this on her in the first place.

"I know you're still mad at me." Leia said softly. She straightened out the blue cape over Lucy's dress. They didn't have a clan or clan colors. But House Organa's would do even if Lucy had never been a part of it.

"You should have asked me first." Lucy looks away and is surprised to see how beautiful she looks in the mirror. Her hair is tied up in a complicated braid-bun at the top of her head.

"I'm sorry." Leia says softly. "I should have."

Lucy sighs. "Well, it's too late now." She looks at Leia. "I have to go through with this." She squeezes Leia's arm as a knock sounds at the door.

"Come in."

The door opens and Alrich Wren bows his head as he steps through.

"Good morning, Princess, Lady Skywalker. I'm here to escort my future daughter in law down the aisle." Alrich looks at them with a kind smile.

"Thank you, that's very kind of you." Leia says, "But I was going to -"

"I'm afraid that Mandalorian custom dictates that in the event a marriage partner has no parents, then a parent of their future spouse must walk them down the aisle." Alrich steps forward, speaking politely.

Leia looks at Lucy and pulls her in for a hug. "I'm sorry I've done this to you, but it's really for the best. I hope you can forgive me one day."

Lucy kisses her on the cheek as she steps back and nods. "I'll see you inside."

Leia smiles and steps away, nodding at Alrich. "Thank you."

"Of course Princess." He says and looks at Lucy. "I'm afraid Ursa passed the task onto me. She is Countess, but is having trouble accepting this arrangement."

"It's okay if she hates me, you know. She doesn't know me." Lucy replies. "I appreciate you taking the role in her place."

Alrich smiled. "It really is no trouble. Don't mind Ursa. She's just upset that she had no say in this. Don't take her annomosity for anger."

Lucy nodded, feeling nervous. "Thank you."

Alrich nodded and held out his arm, and Lucy placed her fingers on in, before wrapping an arm around it and putting her hand hand on the opposite side.

"Are you ready?"

"No."

"You'll be okay." Alrich says. "Sabine is a wonderful woman." They walk out of the room towards the main hall. "She's just been through a lot."

Lucy swallowed nervously. "Right."

"But she seems quite taken with you." Alrich says with a smile. "It reminds me of how I first looked at Ursa when we met. How I acted."

They paused at the open doors, and Lucy saw Sabine standing at the end near Bo in her armor. Mandalorians and Rebels stood on either side and looked at them as they approached and started walking. Ursa was standing next to Tristain, and Leia next to Ahsoka, R2 and some other members of the Rebellion who could make it.

Lucy tried to keep her eyes forward and clutched Alrich's arm tighter. She net Sabine's gaze, who gave her a sort if grim smile, but her eyes were alight. She looked over Lucy and smiled softly. As if pleased by what she saw.

"I pass Lucy onto you." Alrich said, and stepped back with a bow as they reached Sabine and Bo.

Lucy stood next to Sabine and dropped her gaze. Her hair was slicked back, and it looked nice. Attractive. Lucy blushed.

Bo waited until Alrich was standing next to Ursa before she began. She took a breath, and gave them a serious look.

"Today, we witness the union of Lucy Skywalker and Sabine Wren of Clan Wren. It is an unusual union, but one that will be written in song for generations."

Bo paused and looked at Sabine. "Do you accept Lucy as your wife and will stand next to her? Will you care for her? Will raise warriors with her?"

"I will."

"And do you Lucy, accept Sabine as your wife and will stand next to her? Will you care for her? Will you raise warriors with her?"

"I...I will." Lucy answered.

"Then you may now say the vow." Bo nodded.

Sabine turned to Lucy and held out a pauldron, "Mhi solus tome, mhi solus dar'tome, mhi me'dinui an, mhi ba'juri verde."

"Mhi solus tome, mhi solus dar'tome, mhi me'dinui an, mhi ba'juri verde." Lucy answered, struggling a bit to get the pronunciation right. She had only been learning a week, but she hoped it didn't sound too bad.

We are one when together, we are one when parted, we will share all, we will raise warriors.

Lucy held her breath as Sabine attached the pauldron with Clan Wren's symbol to her cape and reached down to bring her hands in hers. She brought Lucy's knuckles up and kissed them.

"Welcome to Clan Wren, Lucy Skywalker."

Bo started clapping and the rest of the room joined in. She smiled at them, and Sabine took Lucy's arm; leading her away.

"Want to escape?"

"Are you suggesting we elope?" Lucy whispered back.

"Can't elope if we're already married." Sabine smirked. Lucy sighed.

"Alright. Where are we going?"

"Krownest. It'll just be us." Sabine said softly. "Besides a few members. It'll be a lot calmer than what we will deal with normally."

She stopped as Tristain came up to them, and smiled at him. They were almost out of the room.

"Welcome to the family." Tristain said. He smiled at Lucy. "Good luck putting up with my older sister...ow!"

Sabine sighed. "I'll pinch you again, little brother."

"Don't be mean." Tristain bowed to Lucy. "I'll see you back at Krownest. Mother and I have a mission to Mandalore in a few days."

"I'll see you soon Tristain. Good luck." Sabine said softly. He smiled and left and Sabine turned to Lucy.

"Let's go! Before we get intercepted again."

By the time they had said the rest of their goodbyes, mostly to Leia and R2 until Lucy returned to the Rebellion in a few days' time, and Ahsoka and Bo; it was late. The few Mandalorians who stayed greeted Lucy cordially and had assured her she would get used to the cold in time.

Lucy liked Sabine's home despite this, after being given a brief tour, and Sabine pointing out what paintings were hers and what were her father's, she had led Lucy back to hers, no; their room.

It was cozy, Lucy thought. A large bed, desk littered with paint supplies. A fireplace. She stepped into the room and admired it, and looked around with a small smile as Sabine pressed sleeping clothes in her arms.

"I'm a little taller, but you can change in the fresher; have a shower if you want. I'm just going to get ready for bed." Sabine explained, and Lucy took in a sharp breath.

"Okay, thank you." Lucy said. "I'll just..." She quickly walked to the fresher, and got ready for bed. By the time she came out again, feeling more relaxed, Sabine was lounging on the bed, flipping through a holo-pad.

Lucy felt nervous, it wasn't like she had never shared a bed with another woman to go to sleep, but she still didn't really know Sabine. She carefully made her way over and Sabine glanced up, graciously putting her work down and lifting the covers so Lucy could climb in next to her.

"Better?"

"A little." Lucy answered, and she glanced at Sabine, laying next to her. "You're planet is cold." She complained. "Is it covered in snow all the time?"

"Unfortunately." Sabine looked at her. "You'll get used to it." She moved on her side and sounded amused. "If not I'm sure we can come up with a solution."

Lucy made a noise of disagreement, and Sabine laughed. "I'm going to freeze to death."

"Please don't steal all the blankets." Sabine said, and Lucy looked at her.

"I'm not a blanket thief." Lucy replied.

"You say that now..." Sabine smiled at Lucy and looked amused. "I can put my arm around you if you want. Help you stay warm."

Lucy blushes. "Well... okay." She swallows hard. "Since we're married now and all."

Sabine throws her arm around Lucy's waist and pulls her close, Lucy's head resting on her shoulder. "Is this okay?"

"Yes." Lucy manages to get out. She can hear Sabine breath, her heartbeat echoing through the force. "Sabine?"

"Yeah?" Sabine shifted so she could look down at her.

"Thank you. For being so good about everything." Lucy said shyly.

"I'd be a poor riduur if I wasn't." Sabine grinned. "But you're welcome." She shifts back down, and Lucy stops her long enough to kiss Sabine, brief and soft.

"What was that for?" Sabine chokes out when they part. She's blushing, Lucy notices. It's almost the same color as their bed sheets.

"A goodnight kiss." Lucy offers. "Since we're married." She hopes she hasn't upset her. "Should I not have?"

"You're so cute, Lucy." Sabine replies and Lucy blushes.

"Well I've never been married before." Lucy protests, feeling hot. She frowns a little, and Sabine tries not to laugh.

"And you think I have?"

"Well no." Lucy admits. "But you have more experience then me I bet." She settles back into Sabine's embrace. Sabine follows suit, and wraps Lucy a little more tightly in her arms.

"A little. But war doesn't leave room for much." Sabine replies. Lucy smiled a little.

"I can't imagine it does." Lucy said softly.

Sabine kissed the top of Lucy's head. "We'll figure it out." She sighed softly. "Goodnight Lucy."

"Night Sabine." Lucy replied, and fell asleep.

As the light shone through the painted windows of Sabine's room the next morning, Lucy stirred. It was strange to have such a good sleep without the nightmares of those she had lost plaguing her mind. She yawned and then woke up with a start, only to realise where she was and that the bed was partially empty. She sat up, letting the covers pool around her waist, and frowned when the door opened. Sabine grinned at her, dressed in her armor, and held out a tray.

"Breakfast."

Lucy smiled a little as Sabine put the tray over her lap. "You're spoiling me."

Sabine winked. "You're lucky I can cook." She sat down next to her and took a piece of fruit off her plate. "Wife tax." She told Lucy at her startled look.

"Wife tax? That's not a thing."

"It is now." Sabine replied and took another piece. Lucy fought back a laugh and started to eat, not realizing how hungry she was.

Sabine watched her for a few moments, before Lucy paused and looked at her, brow furrowed.

"Are you okay?" Lucy asked, cleaning her hands on a napkin.

"Can I ask you what it was like growing up?" Sabine asked softly. "You don't have to tell me. I'm just...curious."

Lucy shrugged. "I grew up on Tatooine with my Aunt Beru and Uncle Owen. And Uncle Ben, but I didn't see him much." She added, "We were farmers."

"Did you go to school?"

"No. I've never been. Have you?" Lucy asked.

"I had a private tutor when I was younger. Then I...I was trained at the Imperial Academy on Mandalore." Sabine looked away, ashamed.

"That doesn't make you a bad person." Lucy set the tray to the side, put a hand on Sabine's shoulder. "You got an education."

"Yes. But at what cost?" Sabine replied. She looked at Lucy. "What do you like to read?" Sabine said, changing the subject.

"I don't read books. I'm don't really know how."

"You...what?" Sabine said. She briefly thought of Ezra. She wasn't ignorant. She knew that there were plenty of people who couldn't. But she felt bad.

"I just kind of go with things." Lucy admitted. "Leia teaches me what she can, but the letters get mixed up in my head. It's hard." She explained.

Sabine paused, and then reached over to pull a sketch pad and a pencil from her side table.

Lucy tapped her fingers against the page when Sabine is done, impressed by how easily and fast she wrote it.

"What's that?"

"You're name silly. You're married name." Sabine smiles softly. "Lucy Skywalker Wren." Sabine taps each word with her pencil as she goes along.

Lucy looks at Sabine but stays silent. The words drew a bit into focus, and she felt Sabine take her hand.

"Here, let me -" Sabine places the pencil in her hand and covers it with her own. She carefully outlines each letter, saying how to pronounce each letter in Aurabesh.

Lucy draws a sharp breath but focuses. Drawing out her name in awkward, child like letters. She looks at Sabine when she's done, and gives her a kiss on the cheek.

"Thank you."

"We'll keep working at it." Sabine offers, and she draws Lucy back against her, Sabibe wrapping her arms around her. "I'm afraid we only get three days to relax."

Lucy made a noise of protest. "Damn Empire." She sighed. "I should probably get up and get ready."

"You could." Sabine answers. "But you're supposed to be relaxing."

Lucy made a noise of protest.

"Don't argue with me." Sabine tickled her sides, and Lucy laughed. "See, I know how to subdue a Jedi."

Lucy laughed again.

"Okay okay...you win. I'll stay."

Sabine kissed her on the top of the head.