The grassy fields of Yavin Four were brushing back and forth in the harsh wind. Everyone had taken cover in the base's shelter, and were all calmly waiting the storm out. All were accounted for, or so it seemed. Hera and Kanan Jarrus were running along the corridors frantically, with Dawn in tow. They were looking for Mira of course. She was nowhere to be found, and with every passing minute that she was gone, the three were getting more worried. If she didn't make it back, she could get caught in the storm. She might never make it back, as she would get lost in the storm.

Hera was petrified, and made sure that Dawn was also behind her. Kanan took the lead, as Hera was occupied. They couldn't just leave Dawn with someone while they looked. She was very clingy in times of danger, and she would not stop looking for her parents if the two were in danger. They checked all the rooms in the base, and even had Dawn climb into the vents to check for Mira there. Mira was small, and good at hiding. When she didn't want to be found, she wouldn't be. And right now, she needed to be found.

The wind could be heard through the walls, and it scared the young Twi'lek. Hera was trying to comfort her, and Kanan pulled his wife aside.

"Take Dawn back to base center. Stay with her, she needs you."

Hera looked back at their daughter, worried. "But what about-"

"I will keep look-well... searching for Mira." He paused and frowned. "Now go with Dawn."

Hera nodded and took Dawn's hand as they rushed back to where the three had started. Kanan kept going onwards. He reached out into the force for Mira, but found nothing. She was good at hiding her force-signature, even if she didn't realize what she was doing. Just like her father, he chuckled. Then a thought occurred to him, and he reached out to a signature he hadn't tried to reach for in years. He looked through the force for his former padawan, and found a small light closeby.

Mira.

He crouched down and opened the floor vent. And a small girl ran out from within to hug him. He smiled and took her hand as he led her down the hallway. "Why weren't you on the Ghost? We were all worried about you."

The young girl looked up at him and grinned. "I guess trouble is just my middle name!" Mira let go of his hand and ran to see Hera and Dawn, but Kanan was stuck standing in place. Thinking of the boy he knew.

-A young boy ran up to him and grinned, while panting from a clearly tiring run. "Ezra! What were you thinking!"

"Sorry Kanan, I guess trouble is just my middle name." The young boy ran off towards the ship and Kanan smiled.-

Kanan snapped back to the present and followed the blue haired girl. He saw the boy in her, and knew that his padawan and the mandalorian would always be with him. In all of their hearts and minds.