The worst part of his murder plans is that Fox actually feels pretty apathetic about them.
He technically doesn’t have strong feelings about the Chancellor, he is just a man, a corrupt and evil man, at least in Fox eyes considering he tried to kill their Birdie, but still just a man.
If he focused more on that, well, then Fox could feel more about it.
But he is aware that the man is Force sensitive, he’s studied the man he’s been protecting for all these months of the war.
Fox refuses to believe that the man isn’t at least somewhat trained with those powers, maybe not a Jedi level of power but some kind of training at least.
That means that strong emotions would alert the man to any potential murder plans.
Which is why Fox approaches said plans with an apathetic calmness and a clinical detachment, so to prevent the man from being too suspicious or cautious about what is going on around him.
Its also why he refuses to tell anyone else about his plans to dispatch the Chancellor.
He knows his vode, he loves them, some more and some less but it doesn’t change that they are family and he cares about all of them.
He’s not sure all of them can keep the same emotional detachment as Fox as he carefully plans his murder, starting with the Chancellor office starts to fill with gas. Not enough to start effecting the air quality of course, he can’t have the alarms go of.
But enough that it will harm the man, enough that as the Chancellor breathes it in, that his organs starts to slowly decay, enough that Fox knows that the cause will look natural.
Of course, there are details to iron out, to narrow down which gas to use, to ensure it will work, getting one that is odorless and colorless.
Obi-Wan to keep safe.
Skywalker to keep clueless.
He can’t have Jedi drama going on when he gets the Chancellor out of the way.
Which is why he manages to get the orders through that Obi-Wan and Skywalker, along with the 501st, get sent to Kamino to meet up with Jinn and the 212th.
The Jedi under the guise of doing some checkups on the future troops with General Ti and the troopers to help train their younger vode.
But the truth was that Fox went slice happy with a few of his Coruscant Guard hackers and got them sent to safety.
Anything to keep their little birdie safe.
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Tiredly holding onto Anakin’s belt, Obi-Wan let out a soft noise as a warm arm wrapped around his shoulders, bringing him into the older Jedi’s side. “Just another half hour and you can take a small nap padawan.” Anakin promised quietly, rubbing lightly at his shoulder.
Obi-Wan simply nodded, pressing closer to Anakin’s side as the conversation of the council and Master Qui-Gon washed over him in a low buzz. The healers had only just allowed him out of bed and cleared him for field work.
Light field work.
Apparently the observation of the troopers on Kamino was considered light, though, considering it would be Anakin doing most of the notes and decision along with Qui-Gon and Ti, that wasn’t really all that surprising.
Obi-Wan suspected that he would end up following Cody and Rex around for the most part.
The latter had been hovering a lot since Obi-Wan had entered the Resolute, following only a few steps away from him at all times and every time Obi-Wan as much as sniffled or swayed a bit in place, he could feel the poor captain’s anxiety rise.
He knew why.
He knew why the entire 501st got so antsy about him.
He wasn’t ignorant after all and while he didn’t feel so good about making them worry, it was nice to know they cared about him, just as they had cared about Ahsoka before she left.
Pressing his face to Anakin’s side, feeling his head throb a bit, Obi-Wan let the conversation around him buzz as he tried to meditate standing, Anakin’s warm arm wrapped protectively around him.
If the bridge and the conversations grew a bit quieter without the tired and healing padawan noticing it, well… no one could say that the Jedi and troopers didn’t care about younglings and tried to indulge them as best they could in these hard times.