Kanan pov
Ashoka and I waited and waited for Ezra and Star to wake up. It had been days since they had been awake. We were sitting in their room when a voice split the silence.
"M-master, A-Ashoka?" Star said in a weak voice.
"Star!" Ashoka said as we ran over to her. Ashoka hugged her tightly.
"W-what happened, master?"
"Well..." she stops as Ezra groans.
I go over to Ezra. His eyes open slowly. He doesn't talk for a while, listening to Ashoka explain what happened.
"We just fell?" He asked in a weak voice like Star's.
"Yes, you did."
"K-Kanan?" He said in an uneasy tone.
"What, what is it Ezra?"
"I-it was the in-inquisitor." He said still uneasy. I hugged him. "What does he want with us?"
"I'm not sure." I lied I knew exactly why. They were twins through the force and through family.
Time skip
Ezra pov
"Are you sure you two sure you are up to this?" Kanan asked, again.
"Yes!" I reply.
'Landing in 5' Hera said through the com.
We ran out of the ship and out of the docking bay. Me and Starr dodged fire. I was running and she was in front of me. We reached the room with the Kyber crystals we were receiving, but they weren't there. We walked into the room and the door closed and locked is in.
"Kanan, Ashoka, come in!" I yell into my com. All I hear is static.
"Ezra we need to get out of here."
I thought then I realize, we are just in the air not space.
"The window!"
"Good idea!"
We break the window and climb to the top of the ship. We walk towards the docking bay. We were about to pry open the door when we were grabbed by the only person I didn't want to see.
Star pov
We looked up at the inquisitor. He dragged us to the docking bay as we struggled.
When our masters saw us they stood frozen. I waked as my master started to walk towards us, so did Kanan.
Then I felt myself lift in the air and I couldn't breathe. He held his lightsaber up to Ezra's neck.
"Leave now and they shall live." He said grinning evilly.
"Leave!" Is all I managed to choke out. The inquisitor tighten on my throat with the force.
I fell and Ezra sat there as we watched our masters walk away.