Have you ever felt the sting? The sting of loosing something important. Ever feel it's grasp, how it consumes your thoughts. Well normally it stung a little. Every loss was a reminder of how you could die any second. It normally frizzled away after a few days. Not this time. This time it was suffocating. He couldn't get it down. All the pain. Pain he had buried deep down, forgotten. The memories, the friendship burned away as the bolt tore into his heart. Someone he thought was invincible, withered away. Away from him, away from life. He had taken him under his wing. Trained him, bled with him... as much as the captain before hand didn't want to admit it bonded with him. But now. Now he wasn't afraid to admit he was his friend, a true brother that had been with him almost since the beginning. Why now? Why was he ripped away now. This war was almost at its end. He could feel it in his veins. And yet another brother just gone. He admits he got closer to Fives and Echo then most of his brothers. Some of the only exceptions were his batchers and Cody. As a tidal wave of emotions hit him, he looked at the redish, maroon  armor hovering above his friends body. Fives you left me to suffer he thought as he held the body in his arms. He refused to let go, as if holding the body kept his friend from moving onto the next world. He felt a hand on his shoulder but he was too overwhelmed. As the battle hardened captain stood up his gaze bore onto Fox's figure.

Fox pov.
He felt the gaze of anger and hate burning into him. The commander let out a gulp, his Adams apple moving with the nervous motion. He knew better then to say anything, not knowing what Rex's trigger was. Frankly he didn't want his men in harms way. So with the flick of a wrist (look at da flick of da wrist) , they all clambered away leaving Rex, General Skywalker and him alone. The captains acid laced voice cut through the air "you killed a brother Fox. Good job". He mentally flinched but kept a rigid posture. "Rex..." He started slowly knowing he was treading on thin ice. "It was orders. Plus he had a weapon". That's when he felt it. He felt the anger from the captain barrel into him. "He did have a weapon" Rex's voice was low. It reminded him of an Ackay claws as they raked across the ground. The high pitched screech the rock would make under the beasts claws. "But you didn't have to kill him... Ever hear of stun rounds" he growled. Now it was Fox's turn to get angry "are you accusing me of purposely killing a brother?!" He snarled. Rex who was now relatively close glared at him. "Seems like you did to me" he says his true fury hidden underneath. The two of their faces were now inches apart, hateful glares boring Into eachothers. On impulse the clone commander retaliated. "What like you and Umbara?" As he looked into the veteran captains eyes he saw something snap. Before Skywalker or himself could react, he found himself stumbling back catching himself on some crates. A hand now traveled up to his nose and he let out a sound of pain. The overactive nerves sporadically sent the message of pain to his brain. His hands shook gently as blood strolled down, gently dancing to his lips. He removed his hands as adrenaline worked its way in, revealing a crooked nose. His eyes narrowed and locked themselves into his objective. "You" Fox's patience were gone any sympathy long burned out of him. "Are going to pa-" "enough" Skywalker's even voice masked the surprise, yet held a sharpness no one else besides Obi wan could master to them. This cut the two's battle short. "Rex, Fox we're heading back to the temple. No more fighting or there will be consequences".

-time skip to temple-
They walked silently, tension so thick it could've been cut by a knife. As they where walking Fox started getting a headache. Anakin stopped at a branching hallway and signaled Rex down one of the corridors. The captain hesitantly walked forwards. The lecture on the way back made him realize that it was wrong... The way he behaved but he didn't regret it.

A/N so I decided to post this earlier. I will eventually write the end to this