B Squared For Life Dan B

It started out so simple, lets make a lightsaber!  Its so simple, she says.  It becomes anything but as Ahsoka boils over letting Shaak Ti know the trauma she herself had a hand in.  Whizzing battle axes and weaponized jewelry fly as things come to a head.  What's a Harry to do except stick his foot in his mouth by saying exactly the right thing at the wrong time.  Want to know more?  Find out in this episode of 'I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For'

Shaak Ti arrives on the scene expecting a patient in dire straights at the very least missing an arm only to find...Harry.  Imagine her surprise at the groups unusual behavior towards each other.  Imagine no longer as we delve into Shaak Ti's slamming face first into the enigma known as Harry.

Survive mortal wounds, stop a large scale slave raid all while pissing off a darkloard?  Standard Tuesday for one Harry Potter.  Now that those pesky slavers are out of the way, Harry can focus on training up these Jedis into competent witches... maybe.  First they have to survive getting their first wand.

Ah, our merry band of travelers have arrived at Kashyyyk after many many touching moments.  What's on the to do list?  Lets see, training montage, uber Ashoka kicking twice the butt with a wand in one hand and a lightsaber in the other, check. Aayla pink in the face from the constant barrage of sexual innuendo, check.  Planetary slave raid, ch...wait what?  Well, we can't have that on Harry's watch now can we?

Aalya's won herself a trip to Kashyyyk, but she wants more.  Again, she has the large hurdle of convincing the 'crazy' man to let her join in on learning his... magic.

Yeah, Aayla didn't do so hot talking her way on the trip and her gig was pretty much up the instant she appeared.  She's getting desperate as the more she sees, the more she wants to know.  The only problem?  Harry is having nothing of it.  In true Jedi fashion, Aayla turns to the Force for guidance and actually gets some.  Now she is certain to stick her place on the ship.  After all, what could be more persuasive to the child of prophecy than a vision?