“It was very foolish of you to take my babe from me.” Obi-Wan
said calmly as he entered the office, staring at Palpatine. “I was
actually becoming fond of you.”

Mas Amedda glanced between the omega and the beta before suddenly
making himself scarce.

Tilting his head and setting his elbows on his desk and stapling his
fingers together, Sheev raised a brow. “Me? I assu-”

“Please don’t demean us both by lying straight to my face.”
Obi-Wan sighed and rolled his shoulders. “Where is she?”

The chancellor narrowed his eyes over the tips of his stapled
fingers.

Then he shrugged and reached below the desk, picking up the infant
who continued sweetly sleeping. He stood and moved around the desk,
rocking the child carefully. “I do wish you hadn’t come here, I
will have to deal with you now if I want to keep your child as an
apprentice.”

Crossing his arms over his chest, Obi-Wan gave a low hum “You
intend to dispose of me… but you forget that I knew who you were,
the Jedi now also know it now.” He shifted a bit to the side and
let the team of Jedi into the room, smiling a bit when he saw
Anakin’s narrowed, angry eyes.

Settling the child down on one of the plush chair, Palpatine growled
quietly. “That is most unfortunate indeed… I didn’t think you’d
actually inform them.”

“I am neither Sith nor Jedi.” Obi-Wan rolled his shoulders again.
“I don’t belong to light or dark and neither can exist without
the other. Jedi and Sith are just titles in my eyes and there can be
no light or dark without each other.” He tilted his head with his
eyes falling down to the chair and his expression hardened. “But
you took something of mine and that is a transgression beyond the
balance I uphold.”

Obi-Wan raised narrowed eyes at the Sith for a few seconds before
dropping them again, the colors of the galaxy swirling through them.

Stepping aside again, Obi-Wan allowed the battle to engage while
keeping an eye on his mewling and whimpering baby, only jerking a bit
when Anakin got a saber buried in his guts and all the Jedi fell
injured and even dead in some cases.

Weakened, pained, still so fresh from the birth of his daughter.

Anakin despaired because Sheev’s victory was almost assured and
there was nothing he could do to stop it.

“Well, I may have to flee, but there are other chances for galactic
power, especially with such an apprentice as your child will become.”
The Sith sneered.

And then Obi-Wan spoke. “I am molting lava bursting from the crust
of the earth.” He straightened, seemed suddenly taller and bigger.
“I am lighting on a cloudless day.” His voice grew and Palpatine
was hissing as Obi-Wan’s aura grew with power and colors, reaching
out into every spot of the Senate. “I am the eye of the hurricane.”
Wind seemed to fill the halls and Anakin felt like air was being
pulled from his lungs. “I am balance.”

He moved with such speed that Anakin, nor any of the other Jedi could
follow it.

He had expected violence.

Obi-Wan did nothing of the sort.

The world felt frozen as he rested two fingers against the
Chancellor’s forehead. “And you Sheev Palpatine, Darth Sidious,
Supreme Chancellor and Hydra’s head of the Confederate of
Independent Systems, are not.”

Palpatine froze and then he collapsed to the floor as Obi-Wan turned
and moved to the chair where Satine was still laying safely, smiling
softly as he picked her up. “There you are, you’re going to drive
me to all worries aren’t you?” He whispered before moving towards
the still frozen Jedi, heading towards his potential mate.

Obi-Wan knelt by Anakin’s side, his eyes still shifting colors as
he did. “I am water from the wellspring.” He whispered, voice so
soft as he rested his hand on Anakin’s stomach first while holding
Satine. “I am the blooming flower in the sunlight.” His hands
glowed and the alpha could feel healing Force gently prod at his
injuries before sealing and healing in an accelerated speed. “I am
a breeze on summer days.” Obi-Wan seemed to grow smaller, pull back
into himself. “I am balance.”

His eyes were still changing colors and he stroked Anakin’s cheek
before he leaned in as his healing had finished what it could,
putting his lips to the others ear. “The Jedi are not very
accepting of the dark, they will want to confine me since they will consider me dark for this. I can’t allow
that. When you all wake up again, I’ll be long gone but come find
me. You’ll know where when I’m ready. Palpatine will no longer be a problem… after all, a Sith is only dangerous as long as he can use the Force, which Palpatine no longer can.” He pressed a soft kiss
to his alpha’s cheek before getting up and moving out of the
Chancellor’s office at a sedate pace, Satine’s soft mewling
filling the air until the door shut behind him.

Anakin finally passed out.

“It was very foolish of you to take my babe from me.” Obi-Wan
said calmly as he entered the office, staring at Palpatine. “I was
actually becoming fond of you.”

Mas Amedda glanced between the omega and the beta before suddenly
making himself scarce.

Tilting his head and setting his elbows on his desk and stapling his
fingers together, Sheev raised a brow. “Me? I assu-”

“Please don’t demean us both by lying straight to my face.”
Obi-Wan sighed and rolled his shoulders. “Where is she?”

The chancellor narrowed his eyes over the tips of his stapled
fingers.

Then he shrugged and reached below the desk, picking up the infant
who continued sweetly sleeping. He stood and moved around the desk,
rocking the child carefully. “I do wish you hadn’t come here, I
will have to deal with you now if I want to keep your child as an
apprentice.”

Crossing his arms over his chest, Obi-Wan gave a low hum “You
intend to dispose of me… but you forget that I knew who you were,
the Jedi now also know it now.” He shifted a bit to the side and
let the team of Jedi into the room, smiling a bit when he saw
Anakin’s narrowed, angry eyes.

Settling the child down on one of the plush chair, Palpatine growled
quietly. “That is most unfortunate indeed… I didn’t think you’d
actually inform them.”

“I am neither Sith nor Jedi.” Obi-Wan rolled his shoulders again.
“I don’t belong to light or dark and neither can exist without
the other. Jedi and Sith are just titles in my eyes and there can be
no light or dark without each other.” He tilted his head with his
eyes falling down to the chair and his expression hardened. “But
you took something of mine and that is a transgression beyond the
balance I uphold.”

Obi-Wan raised narrowed eyes at the Sith for a few seconds before
dropping them again, the colors of the galaxy swirling through them.

Stepping aside again, Obi-Wan allowed the battle to engage while
keeping an eye on his mewling and whimpering baby, only jerking a bit
when Anakin got a saber buried in his guts and all the Jedi fell
injured and even dead in some cases.

Weakened, pained, still so fresh from the birth of his daughter.

Anakin despaired because Sheev’s victory was almost assured and
there was nothing he could do to stop it.

“Well, I may have to flee, but there are other chances for galactic
power, especially with such an apprentice as your child will become.”
The Sith sneered.

And then Obi-Wan spoke. “I am molting lava bursting from the crust
of the earth.” He straightened, seemed suddenly taller and bigger.
“I am lighting on a cloudless day.” His voice grew and Palpatine
was hissing as Obi-Wan’s aura grew with power and colors, reaching
out into every spot of the Senate. “I am the eye of the hurricane.”
Wind seemed to fill the halls and Anakin felt like air was being
pulled from his lungs. “I am balance.”

He moved with such speed that Anakin, nor any of the other Jedi could
follow it.

He had expected violence.

Obi-Wan did nothing of the sort.

The world felt frozen as he rested two fingers against the
Chancellor’s forehead. “And you Sheev Palpatine, Darth Sidious,
Supreme Chancellor and Hydra’s head of the Confederate of
Independent Systems, are not.”

Palpatine froze and then he collapsed to the floor as Obi-Wan turned
and moved to the chair where Satine was still laying safely, smiling
softly as he picked her up. “There you are, you’re going to drive
me to all worries aren’t you?” He whispered before moving towards
the still frozen Jedi, heading towards his potential mate.

Obi-Wan knelt by Anakin’s side, his eyes still shifting colors as
he did. “I am water from the wellspring.” He whispered, voice so
soft as he rested his hand on Anakin’s stomach first while holding
Satine. “I am the blooming flower in the sunlight.” His hands
glowed and the alpha could feel healing Force gently prod at his
injuries before sealing and healing in an accelerated speed. “I am
a breeze on summer days.” Obi-Wan seemed to grow smaller, pull back
into himself. “I am balance.”

His eyes were still changing colors and he stroked Anakin’s cheek
before he leaned in as his healing had finished what it could,
putting his lips to the others ear. “The Jedi are not very
accepting of the dark, they will want to confine me since they will consider me dark for this. I can’t allow
that. When you all wake up again, I’ll be long gone but come find
me. You’ll know where when I’m ready. Palpatine will no longer be a problem… after all, a Sith is only dangerous as long as he can use the Force, which Palpatine no longer can.” He pressed a soft kiss
to his alpha’s cheek before getting up and moving out of the
Chancellor’s office at a sedate pace, Satine’s soft mewling
filling the air until the door shut behind him.

Anakin finally passed out.