In JediAreCats can we see everyone going»Wait they like each other?!?!?» To the relationship plo Koon has with his wolf pack/son’s (since everyone thinks cats and dogs hate each other) (♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ and take my platonic love for you are amazing)
Rubbing his chin, Mace glanced at Obi-Wan and then jerked lightly
towards the napping pile, getting a small shrug in return. “Yeah, I
don’t know either. It’s always surprising to see them all like
this.” He stated quietly.
The
reason for their little staring game?
Plo
Koon and his wolfpack, currently curled up in the sun all together
with Plo in the middle and the rest of the pack settled around.
From
what Obi-Wan understood, the Wolfpack were actually mixed in with
some canine DNA, making them more wolfish and predatory in nature
than the rest of the troopers.
That
didn’t always mix so well with felines and Jedi had sometimes
encountered people with canine DNA that reacted rather negatively to
their presence.
It had
been one of the small worries at the start of the war when Plo had
taken on the Wolfpack.
However,
to many’s surprise, the troopers reacted just as any other clone
and wrapped around their Jedi in a tightly knit, protective pack.
They
were even more attuned to Plo than most troopers even, more aware of
the under currant of instincts that the Jedi fought against with the
Force and knew better than anyone when to step in to help their Jedi
and how to behave around said Jedi when the instincts, in a rare
moment, got the better of Plo.
Plo,
Yaddle and Yoda were very old and all three of them had good handles
on their instincts… most of the time that was.
There
were instances where even Yoda, Yaddle and Plo’s instincts were
pushed to the brink and they gave after for them.
Like
when they were napping in sunny spots and woke abruptly from said
naps.
Obi-Wan
had a very vivid memory of Qui-Gon pouncing on Yoda during one of
their returns to the temple, both of them tired but Qui-Gon feeling
mischievous on his instincts when they saw Yoda napping in the
gardens.
The
big human had slunk off, shockingly silent for a man his size and
made his way to Yoda as everyone nearby had either watched in
suspense or been held back by their friends so Qui-Gon could do said
pouncing on his Grandmaster.
Yoda
had not been amused and had retaliated by Force showing
Qui-Gon high and fast up into the sky, the big man landing with a
humongous splash right into the closest river and coming out sopping
and spluttering as Yoda grunted in satisfaction before going right
back to his nap as everyone around cackled.
Obi-Wan
had faint memories of scuttling around a dripping Qui-Gon,
alternating between being worried like a kit and wanting to rub up
against him like a kitten seeking reassurance and giggling at the
sight of his master looking like a drowned cat.
It was
a fonder memory of gentler days.
Smiling
slightly to himself, fiddling with his bell, Obi-Wan glanced around
and found Cody, settled on a crate as he spoke with Ponds, the two
commanders looking like they were debating rather heavily.
His
smile grew at the sight of relaxed men, being able to be just that…
be relaxed.
There
were patrols out and people working but mostly people were getting to
relax as it was the still before the storm.
“We’re
lucky to have them, aren’t we?” Mace rumbled, his voice breaking
through Obi-Wan’s thoughts suddenly.
Glancing
at the older man, Obi-Wan nodded slowly. “Anyone else would have
exposed all of our habits… not all of them to be spiteful but out
of feeling the rest of the galaxy should know or because they find it
hilarious but the troopers… they only make short little videos,”
He looked back at Cody and Ponds, his smile softening with fondness.
“Nothing that could harm us, nothing that could bite back but only
shows us as…” He trailed off.
“Sentient
beings just like everyone else, compassionate and flawed like
everyone else and yet worth care.” Mace added, crossing his arms
over his chest.
Obi-Wan
knew that Mace wasn’t too fond of the exposed ‘Jedi are cats’
but that he understood the impact it was having on the public and
therefore was allowing it.
It was
nice to be welcomed for once instead of looked at with suspicion, the
people they interacted with curiously waiting to see the feline
behavior.
‘Maybe…
we could make it out of this war… maybe.’ Obi-Wan mused, flushing
when he saw Cody’s eyes trained on him, fondness in the troopers
eyes.