Falcons (Prey/Wounded Warriors) By Leila Jeffrey

Clone Wars 1.02 - Rising Malevolence

Do you think we’ve got a chance, General?

I don’t believe in chance, Commander.

“The Therapist” Masterpost

Obi-Wan “The Therapist” Kenobi and How He Changed Everything

Screaming Session

Summary: Obi-Wan arrives and is informed of just how left everything went with General Krell. A rant to the clones ensues.

Rating: Gen

Words: 1,484

Ground Rules

Summary: Obi-Wan has a new set of ground rules for the 212th.

Rating: Gen

Words: 1,836

Choice Or Conviction

Summary: Obi-Wan implements the new changes the 212th will be going through.

Rating: Gen

Words: 3,624

Hobbies

Summary: The 212th has started to take Obi-Wan’s comments about hobbies seriously. Or, most of them have, anyway. Cody finds himself a little left in the dust.

Rating: Gen

Words: 4,849

Warning: mentions of off-screen character death, grief/mourning

Training Session

Summary: Obi-Wan walks in on a new “training exercise” Ghost Company started.

Rating: Gen

Words: 938

The Confidence of Healing

Summary: The 212th runs into some problems on a mission to recon a droid foundry. The 501st comes to their aid.

Rating: Teen

Words: 7,584

Warning: graphic depictions of violence, death, grief/mourning, physical injury, mentions of blood

Second Best Feeling

Summary: Rex comms Cody with some thoughts on his mind.

Rating: Gen

Words: 1,126

Like Wildfire

Summary: Holovids, when left unchecked, will burn like wildfire through troops of otherwise unoccupied clones.

Rating: Gen

Words: 1,031

The Fear of Falling Apart

Summary: In the face of the impending council meeting, everyone’s a little worried about the fallout.

Rating: Gen

Words: 4,211

Unbalanced and Blind

Summary: Sometimes, council meetings could be horribly dull. Other times… Well. Other times were decidedly not.

Rating: Gen

Words: 3,018

First Best Feeling

Summary: Obi-Wan shares the good news with the 212th.

Rating: Gen

Words: 743

Old Symbols on New Armor

Summary: Cody can’t get what Obi-Wan said out of his head. It gives him an idea.

Rating: Gen

Relationship(s): Cody/Obi-Wan

Words: 4,030

Warning: The second paragraph of this story includes a brief mention of racist behavior against clones, as well as threats and a physical assault. If these things bother you, I would suggest skipping that paragraph. These things are not mentioned again in the rest of the story.

Obi-wan is tired of everyone’s galactic shit.

professor Kenobi and motorcyclist Jango

Imperial forces - Star Wars Battlefront

The name’s Rex, but you’ll call me Captain or sir

War does not come with a guarantee 

No soldier gets the promise of safety

My designation is Trooper 27-5555 sir

We call him Fives

I’m Hevy

This is Echo

I’m Commander Cody, your new boss

Sir yes sir!

Looks like we got ourselves a batch of Shinies Commander

Look around, we’re one and the same

Same heart, same blood

Your training is in your blood

And my blood’s boiling for a fight

This is our home

Do you have any idea what you’ve done?

This is our war

This can’t be good

We need to pull back, get them to bulge

We’re completely exposed!

If we can draw them out we can see them!

If we can see them we can hit them!

All squads, pull back now!

Title: The Cost of War Written by: @notquiteaghost Read by: @reena-jenkins Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: CC-2224 | Cody/Obi-Wan Kenobi Characters: CC-2224 | Cody, Obi-Wan Kenobi Additional Tags: Podfic, Hurt/Comfort, kinda sorta ish, sometimes instead of actually going to therapy, you just have a lot of very heavy conversations with your husband, and you know what thats valid, #ITPE 2019

Summary:

a true patriot knows the cost of war. pays for it himself.

Every new batch of shinies gets younger, somehow.

Not— Well, yes, actually younger. They’re sending them out at eight now, like that’s anything but insane. (Like sending them out at ten wasn’t insane, never mind how convinced the Kaminoans are of the success of their training, never mind how the casualty rates of shinies are disproportionately high because dammit but Rex is right and nothing ever beats out actual experience—)

But younger somehow else, too. Around the eyes, the set of their jaw, how they still suppress the smallest flinch at sudden noises. Cody looks at them and thinks of Domino squad, of Tano, of every civvie kid scrambling to cover from aerial strikes or running through market stalls laughing or sending the 212th earnest, excited holo messages he’s sure Obi-Wan isn’t actually supposed to show them.

                     hello little one

My love❤️

Cody- No one can survive a fall from that height Kenobi in the Rako Hardeen arc- *falls off a building and is absolutely fine*

Ok now you got me thinking on whether or not this is supposed to be a testament to how Obi Wan is too good at taking a beating.

Of course, there is the fact that the falling off the building thing was part of the whole “faking his death” thing so I imagine he prepped how to fall in a way that looked really convincing. 

But at the same time…the man could also just be super resilient. 

And I don’t know if I should be scared or impressed that Obi Wan was willing to fall off a fricking building and land on some really hard looking boxes to convince people he was dead.