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Opposites Attract [Complete]	By : Meleana24 Category: Star Wars (All) > General Views: 9158 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
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Before Meleana had made it back to her ship her comlink started buzzing. She answered it and Master Windu’s voice came clearly through.
“Jedi Ariadne, a few new details have come to light, and I’ve decided it would be best to bring another Jedi along. I will be delayed, but we will still be departing this evening. The mission may be more dangerous than I had originally anticipated. I suggest you bring along additional medical supplies.”
“Yes Master,” Meleana disconnected her comlink and started to puzzle over who Master Windu might choose. Not a Council member, that would raise too much suspicion, if it was a Sith world and he was worried about confrontation, he would want someone who’d faced the darkside before. Or someone he knew well. Meleana stopped in her tracks. Someone who wouldn’t go all Sith lord when confronted with the darkside, someone who knew how to fight force users… someone who would make her life a living hell with a Council member on board.
When she saw Obi-Wan walk onto her ship carrying a duffle bag similar to the one she left in his room her suspicions were concerned. She clearly didn’t need the force to see the future.
“Well this is great,” Meleana said sarcastically.
“I fail to see the problem. Anakin won’t be coming, they think it’s too dangerous for him. I swear he must feel like the foster child of the Jedi order, the way they’re always swapping him around the Council.”
“The problem, Obi-Wan, is that I have a very hard time being in a room with you without having sex with you. I am trained in diplomacy, and when I met you, it was all I could do not to punch you in the face most of the time, and I still ripped your clothing off. So maybe, just maybe, that’s a bad thing with a Council member.”
“It would be fine if you weren’t a screamer.”
Meleana’s mouth dropped, but she couldn’t reply before Master Windu boarded the ship.
“You may take off Jedi Ariadne,” he said with a nod.

Meleana rejoined them in the main room after they had entered hyperspace. The journey would be long. Longer with Obi-Wan than it would have been without. She hated being around him with their clothing on.
“I assume since you two have been assigned on several mission together that you have a good feel for each other?” Master Windu asked.
Meleana’s heart skipped a beat, they definitely had a good feel alright, “Yes, we’ve seen each other in action a number of times,” Meleana said, wishing she’d kept a few more bottles of rum.
“We’ve even sparred a few times,” Obi-Wan smiled innocently at her, “I’d say we have an intimate knowledge of each others abilities.”
Master Windu nodded, seemingly satisfied, “Good. We could face any number of things on Korriban, it’s important that we be able to move together, to allow the force to flow through us, so we may become as one.”
It was about this time Meleana began to wonder if sticking her lightsaber through her temple would be considered detrimental to the mission.
“The Sith will try to penetrate our minds, to plant the seed of evil within us.”
As Master Windu continued she wasn’t sure if she wanted to laugh or cry. She worried if she showed any signs of emotions she might do both. Often times in her life she’d wished she didn’t have such a perverse sense of humor, but never more than now.
“Master Windu, is their any indication as to what this weapon is supposed to do?” Obi-Wan asked. Meleana couldn’t have been happier that the subject had been changed.
“It is best we not discuss it. The fewer people who know, the better. When we arrive at the planet our first task will be finding it. We have narrowed down the possible locations, but aerial scans will allow us to gain more information on the location. There has been much activity with the Sith over the millennia on Korriban. It may not be simple finding the correct location.”
“How long ago was this weapon placed there?” Meleana asked, finally feeling it was safe to open her mouth.
“The closest approximation we have as to the timeline is before the Jedi civil war, though we don’t know within a few hundred years how long before.”
“And it still works?” Meleana asked skeptically.
Master Windu gave her an impatient glance. “All that matters Jedi Ariadne, is that we find and destroy this weapon. That is our mission, and all you need to know.”
The silence that followed made Meleana feel incredibly awkward. She wanted to excuse herself and go to bed. She’d already had a chance to shower thanks to the delay. She worried if she left to soon after being reprimanded Master Windu would think she was leaving because she couldn’t handle not having her way.
Her comlink buzzed and she answered it a little to eagerly. Rendain’s voice greated her on the other end and she politely excused herself.
“Listen,” Rendain said before she could ask him how he was, “I have some business I need to attend to, and I’ll be leaving Coruscant for a while. I thought you might like to know you’ll need to fid another body guard for your friend.”
Meleana sighed, “She’s not really my friend, or my responsibility. You know her better than I do at this point. Has she been attacked recently?”
“No, only on the rare occasion.”
“Well if she needs protection she can hire someone. I’m not even on Coruscant.”
“Where are you going?”
“I can’t say,” Meleana flopped down on her bed, “What about you?”
“I could say, but won’t,” she could hear him smiling, “Stay out of trouble. I’ve got to get going.”
“You too.”
She tossed her comlink to the side and shut her eyes. She was only half on the bed, and hadn’t thought she would fall asleep, but the next time she opened her eyes they clock said it was early morning.
She sat up slowly, her whole body was stiff from sleeping in such an awkward position. She did a few stretches before walking into the main room. It was dark, only the emergency lights were on. She could feel something out of place the second she entered the room. Like a dull hum of foreboding. She scanned the room for the source of the disturbance, it didn’t take long to find it. A small gold and black triangular object was set on the table. Meleana recognized it instantly as a Sith holocron. She muttered a slight curse as she stared at the object. It would have been nice to know it was there.
She found she’d completely forgotten why she’d come into the room as she stared at the harmless looking object. She was repulsed by it, and found she was suddenly feeling very ill, but she kept inching closer towards it. To do what? She wondered. There wasn’t any reason she needed to look at such a thing. Then again, she should know what they were getting themselves in to. If Master Windu hadn’t wanted her to look at it he wouldn’t have left it out. She stopped herself before she reached out to touch it and turned back towards the kitchen as if nothing had happened.
She wasn’t exactly pleased to have something like that on her ship. Especially without warning. She was wondering why Master Windu would leave it out, when she heard footsteps in the main room. He must have assumed no one else would see it at this hour of the morning. Now she wasn’t quite sure what to do. Did she turn on all the lights and cheerfully offer him a glass of tea? Slink off into her room like she hadn’t noticed anything? Since Master Windu was occupied, couldn’t she just go into the cabin and have her way with Obi-Wan for a few minutes? No, that probably wasn’t a good idea.
Meleana put plans for breakfast on hold, she was still feeling sick to her stomach, and opted to grab a bottle of juice instead. She walked through the main room, nodding to Master Windu as she hurried into her bedroom.
She left her room several hours later and found herself alone in the main portion of the ship. The holocron was placed in whatever containment Master Windu had brought along for it, and she wasn’t feeling ill anymore. She went into the kitchen and started making breakfast. She’d just started chopping vegetables when the door slid open behind her.
“Good morning,” Obi-Wan said coming up behind her and wrapping his arms around her abdomen.
“What are you doing?” She tried to ignore him and continued her work.
“Saying good morning,” he said kissing her neck. His hands slid under the waist or her pants.
“To me, or my vagina?”
He chuckled, “A little of both.”
She slammed the knife down on the cutting board. “Have you completely lost your mind?”
“Master Windu went to bed an hour ago. He has no reason to wake up any time soon, and I don’t think he wants to catch us. He’ll see what he wants to see. My guess is that’s nothing.”
“Did you know he brought a Sith holocron?” Meleana’s hips jerked involuntarily when his fingers started caressing her clit.
“Yes.”
“Of course you did. Because when he said he didn’t want us to know anything he just meant me. The incompetent one.”
“I’m sure he invited you on a very dangerous mission because he thinks you’re incompetent.”
Meleana rolled her eyes, “He needed my ship.”
“He could have taken it anyway. If you had stayed up later you would have known about the holocron too. He brought it up just before I went to bed. Now, will you please relax?”
“You really think its safe?”
“It’s a bit late to have the safe sex talk, don’t you think?” When she didn’t have a positive reaction he added, “I wouldn’t have my hands in your pants if I didn’t.”
Meleana forced herself to relax into his arms. She started enjoying herself much quicker than she’d have thought. Apparently her body had just been waiting for her mind to let up, because within thirty seconds she was biting down on her lip to stifle a cry as she climaxed. She turned her head to kiss him while his hands pushed her pants out of the way. Her tongue snaked its way into his mouth as he entered her. He kept his mouth over hers as he thrust his hips into her. She knew she needed to be quiet, no matter how confident Obi-Wan was, but she was finding it difficult to keep the volume down while he pounded into her g-spot. He made no effort to hold off on his own orgasm, which confirmed Meleana’s suspicion that he was much more paranoid about getting caught than he had said he was.
For the duration of the journey the Jedi Knights didn’t see much of the Jedi Master. Master Windu made it a point to stay on an opposing sleep schedule to study the holocron. Neither Meleana nor Obi-Wan had any reason to complain about this. Especially since it left their mornings free. Until the morning they arrived on Korriban they were relatively happy. Even orbiting the planet they could feel the darkside radiating from it.
Before they could land Meleana had to scan the planet to narrow down the locations of the weapon. Though given Korriban’s long bloody history they could very well find and destroy a completely different weapon than the one they were searching for, or just blow up a Sith tomb, which none of them were really opposed to. It was because of all the various possibilities that they couldn’t simply blow the thing up from above. They had to go down and confirm they were destroying the correct thing, and that it wasn’t buried to deeply for it to be unaffected by a blast.
“Why can’t we just blow up the whole planet?” Meleana muttered as she and Obi-Wan gazed down at the desolate world.
Obi-Wan gave her a questioning look, clearly wondering if he actually needed to answer that question for her.
“It would be easier for me to find this place if I knew something about it,” Meleana said going over the scan results. “Big shocker, Korriban is crawling with giant Sith tombs. That’s about all.”
Meleana continued to look over the scans as they continued. Obi-Wan made no effort to peer over her shoulder. He was kicked back in the copilots seat with his feet up on the controls.
“Do you think Master Windu is acting a bit odd?” She asked turning away from the scans.
“Aside from his odd sleep patterns? I haven’t noticed anything. Why?”
“Nothing, I’m sure I’m just reading into things,” she slapped his feet down off the controls and went back to reviewing the planet.
“Do you think we need the holocron?” Obi-Wan asked after a long period of silence. “Maybe it will help us pinpoint something.”
Meleana turned and looked at him as though he’d just suggested she wash her hair in a toilet. “You want to use the holocron?”
He shrugged, “There must be some reason Master Windu asked us to bring it.”
Meleana turned back to her work. “You’ve been spending to much time sleeping in a room with that thing. I think its beginning to get to you. Given you’ve spent the past hour staring at my ass while I do all the work, I think there may be a few other things to try before we result to using the darkside,” she turned towards him as though she’d just been reminded of something. “Come to think of it, since you started sleeping with that thing you’ve been much less… yourself.”
“First Master Windu, now me? I think you are reading into things darling. Besides, I hardly think sleeping a meter away would keep it from affecting you.”
Meleana wasn’t too pleased about being dismissed so quickly, twice, but she went back to working as though nothing had happened. She was on the other hand now much more aware of Obi-Wan’s eyes on her.
“Can you get me something to eat while I work on this?” She said in a harsher tone than she meant, “Please,” she added in a softer voice.
Meleana started inputting the data she’d just collected, along with the little pieces of information Master Windu had given her. The computer came up with eleven possible locations. All looked like the could be what they were looking for. All of them could have contained Sith weapons and secrets of their own. She found herself wanting to blow the whole planet up again. She imported old scans of the planet from the Jedi archives, which narrowed down the pile to four.
She nearly jumped out of her seat when Obi-Wan set a plate down next to her, she was so lost in her own thoughts.
“Any of these places jump out at you?”
“Force I hope not,” he said looking over her shoulder, “They all look the same.”
Meleana continued to stare at the screen while she ate her sandwich. Even sitting above the planet disgusted her. She wasn’t looking forward to landing, but the only way to get away from it was to complete their mission. Which meant figuring out where their mission was.
She let out a sigh of resignation, she’d gotten as far as she could without having more information. Hopefully Master Windu would be able to figure out the rest.
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