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Better bro synergy than Fives and Echo 👻 I said what I said

May you attract those who know you on a soul level. May you attract those who lift your spirit up. May you attract those with pure and loving intentions. May you attract those who genuinely want to see you flourish. May you attract those who are happy for your abundance. May you attract those who inspire you to keep going.

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Another Update - Chapter 26 posted!

Don't Be Afraid To Catch Feels - Chapter 22 - dangerouslysoft - Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types [Archive of Our Own]

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THE CLONE WARS APPRECIATION WEEK 2021

Day 2 : Favorite clone ➾ Commander Cody

“Sometimes in war, it’s hard to be the one that survives.”

Chapter 6

Title: Tell Me That Your Soul Lies Now

Relationship: Sev/OC/Scorch

Rating: G

Characters:Laseema, Jessa, Sev, Scorch, Walon Vau, Kal Skirata, Fenn Shysa

Warnings: None

Summary: y'all liked hearing about kyrimorut? How about I regale you with Enceri? Jessa takes a trip to town and things begin to become clear at least for a few of our characters.

A/N: if I’ve forgotten anyone on the tag list please let me know!

“Hey, don’t worry about it. You’re just learning. First time I played I ended up stabbing myself.” Scorch offers what he hopes is a reassuring smile in response to Jessa’s tight one. He holds up his hand and points to the scar.

“Still have a mark from it.” Inside he’s internally crowing at the third win in a row… well not a win per se but not a complete dead last finish. Wal'buir always seemed to come out on top, so Scorch felt he could simply remove his training sargeant from the equation and crown himself king of cu’bikad.

Jessa loosens her daggers from the board and piles them neatly in front of her. Cu’bikad was a different kind of game, one not generally taken to by aruteii. The fact that Jessa had picked up the concept so quickly was pretty incredible. He couldn’t fault her for not winning, but she seemed to fault herself. 

Walon Vau sat between the two in their small half moon, silent but with a look that let Scorch know he was watching intently. It’d been nearly a month - three weeks and four days to be precise, since their mission to Kappa Black - and Scorch was starting to forget what it was like before Jessa’s arrival. 

“Sev’ika,” Walon’s rich baritone rings across the room, “Would you care to join the next game?”

“That’s a negative, Sarge.” 

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