Okay so could you’ve reblogged fusions before, Codywan and Vaderwan and so, could you maybe write one? Steven Universe fusion I mean?
Straightening
up slowly, Anakin glared at Grievous
as the droid bait crackled at the ‘strength’ of the Jedi order,
mocking both Obi-Wan and himself. He hated that karking poodoo fused
wit-wait… fused.
Twisting
his body while wiping blood from his face, Anakin looked at the
distance it was from him to Obi-Wan.
He
could close that in two seconds with a Force boost, but doing so
would reveal what he and Obi-Wan could do. Not just to the galaxy at
large but also to the rest of the Order.
There
would be questions.
Big
ones.
But…
Anakin’s
eyes slid past Obi-Wan, to where Ahsoka was being strapped to a
gurney, to where several vode were laying too still, to where Rex was
shouting orders and then back to Obi-Wan, the redhead having a thin
trail of blood beading down on his temple.
“Obi-Wan!”
He snapped out, getting his former master’s attention, the other
raising an eyebrow before narrowing in understanding.
For
a moment he wondered if the other would reject the idea.
Then
Obi-Wan straightened from his crouched position too, slipping his
saber onto his belt and opening his arms in welcome, a small, wry
smirk lining his lips.
Uncaring
of the words passing Grievous
metal frame, Anakin let out a wide grin and slid his own saber to his
belt.
And
then he ran, right to Obi-Wan’s waiting arms.
No
start up initiation, no dance, no twirl and bounce or even the
slightest sign of what they were up to.
Just
Anakin crashing into his master and then light,
brilliant, overpowering, bright as the sun light.
()()()
Now,
Rex wasn’t an idiot, he knew his General and the man’s former
master was closer than most Jedi were or would approve, though they
seemed to be ignoring it when they encountered it these days.
At
least Plo Koon and Depa Billaba were ignoring it since they had seen
it first hand. But that still meant that they were close and Rex
General at least was very emotionally driven, made closeness with
others all the time.
That
still didn’t mean Rex was prepared for the light show he was about
to be shown as his General made a fast beeline for Kenobi, his eyes
bright and eager with their sabers on their belts.
The
two crashed into each other and light filled the battlefield.
No
start up initiation, no twirl at all, just light and Rex heard Cody
curse quietly in shock and awe.
Because
they knew what was going on.
Fusion,
the thing Force sensitives
could do, fuse with another being and become one made of all the sums
of the other.
But
that usually took a little dance, a start up and a then a joining.
Skywalker
instead crashed into his former master, and joined.
The
light died down and Rex lowered the hand he had automatically used to
shield his eyes, staring.
In
front of them, with copper curled hair hanging down his back, stood
the tallest human Rex had ever seen in person.
Two
and a half meter at least, long, curly red hair hanging down his back
with a mix of both General Skywalker and Kenobi’s armor and clothes
and four arms to match the six of Grievous.
Beige
leggings and red boots, black tunic and white garrote around his neck
with one black and one white gauntlet and if Rex wasn’t mistaken,
that was General Skywalker’s mech arm, the ones below the top ones
not having gauntlets and only fabric.
How
that worked, he wasn’t sure since as far as he understood, it was
only the organic that went into the fusion, so Skywalker’s arm was
a bit of an oddity he thought. There
wasn’t a trace of blood on the fusion, despite both parties having
sported it before and the clothes looked whole, which was good along
with the armor.
“Oh
karking hell.
It’s been a long time since I’ve been me, it feels good!” The
fusion groaned, stretching as tall as he was before turning his face
enough to give Rex
the sight of four eyes, all of them creased in a smile, one blue pair
and one green pair, freckles over
the face
and what was clearly Skywalker’s cheekbones but General Kenobi’s
nose.
‘No
beard, huh, interesting.’ Rex thought faintly as he took in the
freckles on the man’s skin and that little mole beneath one set of
eye. “Sir?” He managed, his voice stronger than he thought it
would be.
The
fusion grinned, a wide, cocky and mischievous smile. “Call me Oni!
Now let’s party.” Oni laughed, pulling both sabers off his belt
with a laugh, the free set of hands folding over his chest while the
others set into a jar kai pose.