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    “Yes, you want me to take you?” The man murmured in his ear. At Shane's next enthusiastic nod, he let out a chuckle. “You are very agreeable, aren't you? Very…what is the word?” He paused for a second, as if he was thinking. “Ah, yes. Obedient.”

    Shane just barely held back a whimper at that. He thinks his body might have physically jerked as soon as that word came out of his mouth. Given the low laugh that the man just let out, he definitely did. He feels his cheeks light up in embarrassment. He really needs to pull himself together before he does something even more embarrassing, like literally cum his pants just at the sound of this guy's voice.

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    Shane's never been one for horror, but when his friends drag him to a haunted house on Halloween, he ends up finding more than he bargained for. And he keeps going back for more.

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    This series explores two intertwined narratives: the adventures of time-traveling Obi-Wan and the reactions from the core, particularly the Jedi. It presents a Jedi-positive perspective but challenges the traditional notion of Jedi training. The series questions the importance of time in training versus the impact of experiences on a Jedi's potency. Drawing on examples from Legends, canon, and games, I posit that the skills of a Jedi could be taught to adults/teenagers in a relatively short time. It’s the mastery of self that would take the most time, and ultimately why the late-modern Republic’s Jedi training started with children.

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    Obi-Wan was expecting a lot of different things when he confronted his fallen padawan on the Death Star. He was not naive enough to expect to survive the battle. No, he was prepared to enter into a peaceful rest beyond. So when Obi-Wan woke in the Healing Halls of a home long destroyed, he was rightfully confused. The Force was not done with him yet, it seemed. The Force had granted Obi-Wan the chance to change the horrific future that awaited them all, and Obi-Wan was never one to disobey the Force’s will. Obi-Wan would change the future, even if it meant he needed to leave the Jedi Order to do it. After all, Obi-Wan was on a sacred mission!

    Now, if only these Mandalorians would leave him alone so he could continue his journey, that’d be great! Obi-Wan may look like a child, but he certainly wasn’t one! (The strange childish feelings and urges notwithstanding)

    Meanwhile, Jaster Mereel was willing to fight everyone to keep this small Jedi ad safe. As far as the Mandalorians were concerned, the Jedi had lost their claim to the youngling the second he ran away. Even if the youngling seemed determined to go on some strange mission, Jaster would make sure that the ad stayed at home where he belonged.

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