Lost in the Echo VIII

You shot at me with a cannon. Yeah. You shot at me with a cannon, and you missed. You were riding a fucking lizard! Sorry, all I hear is, 'Can't properly aim a cannon.' Fuck you, too, sir. - Obi-Wan Kenobi and CodyThe ripples of pain reach others. Anakin and his team close in on his master's location. In the heart of the base, Obi-Wan and Cody recover.
Jade and Anakin pretend to be a surprise inspection, and gain the team admittance to the base. Obi-Wan and Cody discover something disturbing, and make their move.
Rex meets up with the escaping pair, and after throwing his helmet at Cody, is very pleased to see him alive. Obi-Wan explains his half-Fallen state, and they plant explosives in the cloning room.
Ashoka and Anakin face Tamoeth, and are joined by Obi-Wan, who destroys Tamoeth's body and has Anakin drop his head down a chasm created by the force. Anakin explains where he has been, and as the escape continues, the amount of time the various people have spent dead is discussed. 
Venge frees another prisoner from the Emperor's thrall, and Kam is appalled at what he has become. The empty clones are mobilized at the death of Takann. Rogue Squadron arrives, and begins harrying the two remaining Star Destroyers, while Luke goes planetside to help with the battle.
Anakin and Cody are engaged with the bio-soldiers, and decide to split up. Anakin is almost overwhelmed, when Luke arrives. The two have a somewhat awkward reunion, and an overly caffeinated Obi-Wan starts throwing bio-soldiers off roofs to see if they can fly.
Rendezvousing at the lander, Rex decides that Anakin really is Luke's father. Luke and Obi-Wan have a hurried reunion, and everyone heads for space where Rogue, Corsair, and Gauntlet squadrons are finished with the first Destroyer, and squabbling over the second one. Cody disables it, and everyone boards the Tatius.
 Artoo expresses a desire to electrocute Anakin, before being persuaded to simply run him over instead. Captain Ghulam of the Tatius wants to know what he has aboard the ship, and is dismayed at Obi-Wan's summation of a disaster waiting to happen. He requests identity proof, and is further dismayed when Obi-wan refers to him by an old nickname from the Cole Wars, Fym.
The story behind the name confirms Anakin and Obi-Wan's identity and Ghulam comments that he really hates both of them. Vengance is easily had, however, when he points three squadrons of adoring pilots at their Jedi idols. Hysteria abounds. Category:The Story