AN: let's pick up where we left off shall we? And by the way if there's something in here that did not originate from Clone Wars; I made it up. Also, I don't ship Anisoka so don't get any ideas when u read this.

Ezra senses Ahsoka's force signature and begins following it, until suddenly, a familiar voice comes over his comm.

"Stop following me Ezra." It's Ahsoka, she can obviously sense his presence growing closer.

"Where've you been going?" He asks

"That's none of your business." 

"It kinda is, you see, you're apart of this team now, and your team should know where you are so that they don't worry about you." Now where has she heard that one before?

Flashback: A few days ago

Kanan is scolding Ezra for being late to his Jedi training and disappearing prier to it.

"It doesn't matter where I've been" he claims

"It kinda does, you see, you're apart of this team now, and your team should know where you are so that we don't worry. You, of all people, know how easy it is to get captured by the Empire Ezra." Kanan rebuts

It's reminds Ahsoka of when she and Anakin used to argue like that. And... She misses it. Poor kid.

End of flashback

Ahsoka continues to crawl through the ducts; losing Ezra in the process. Until she reaches a small, hidden room, that lies between the Ghost and the Phantom, in which she calls her own. No one knows where Ahsoka sleeps, they just assume she sleeps on the couch in the common area. Only because that's what she tells everyone.

In the room, is an old small mattress with a dusty gray blanket over it in one corner of the room. Then she has her lightsabers, blaster, and bombs (courtesy of Sabine) in another.

They felt bad for her, because they think she sleeps on a couch. Hera offered to share her room, so had Sabine, but hardly knowing them, the young Togruta politely refused.

This isn't were she's been sneaking off to, Ahsoka's been training, alone. She wants to be ready for the next time she runs into that Vader creep. Kanan's yet to start training her with Ezra's or at all, he's not doing it on purpose he's just been distracted lately and Ahsoka can sense it.

For some unknown reason Ahsoka's been reclusive lately. She still hasn't spoken to anyone since the first time she did about a week ago. She avoids going on certain missions, with the exception of Ezra being the annoyance of the year, the crew hasn't really pushed her to go on any, especially knowing that she's still adjusting to the time she's in.

True it's been a struggle; does she miss her old life? Of course. As depressing as it sounds, there's nothing anyone can do to give Ahsoka her old life back.

-Next (very early) Morning-

It's early morning on Lothal and Ahsoka is headed to the ramp of the Ghost. She'd grabbed her lightsaber and nothing else. But little does she know, she has a follower.

The ramp lowers and Ahsoka is already headed out when her follower grabs her shoulder from behind. Kanan.

"And where do you think you're going?" He asks

"Somewhere you aren't allowed to go." Ahsoka answers vaguely

"Is that so?" Kanan smirks, crossing his arms

"Yes." she states turning around to leave again
"I'll be back later." She finishes

"And why am I not allowed?" Kanan asks to keep her from leaving

"Because you're not; can I go now?" Ahsoka asks catching on

"Then at least show me the place." Kanan says quickly

Ahsoka lets out an annoyed sigh and asks "If I do will you leave me alone?"

"Maybe." 

"Fine, but keep up." 

"Oh please, I keep up with Ezra how fast can you possibly run?" He asks rhetorically

"Keep in mind, Ezra didn't live and fight through the Clone Wars." Ahsoka glares at Kanan

Ahsoka takes off, running faster than Anakin ever has. She used to have trouble keeping up with him, though now, Ahsoka has trained so much, she's probably twice as fast as Anakin ever could be. Now, Kanan is having trouble keeping up.

They reach a Jedi temple that's covered in boulders and vines. Ahsoka walks up to one of the exterior walls and runs her hand over a message written in Aurebesh.
It reads:

Ahsoka smiles softly at the engraved message that Anakin wrote.

Kanan comes up and reads it out loud.
"For my padawan. A.S."

Ahsoka remembers when Anakin wrote it.

Flashback: Lothal, during the Clone Wars

Ahsoka and Anakin are standing outside the temple on Lothal, no one else is around.

"Ahsoka, I had this temple built in secret." Anakin Skywalker says

"A Jedi temple, why?" Asks a 12 year old Ahsoka

"In case something happens." He conveys

"Is there something wrong that I don't know about?" Young Ahsoka asks nervously

"No, no, not like that. I mean if one of us has to escape from the Separatist and we need a meeting point, or if we are in a battle and it's just the two of us and are forced to retreat. But most of all..." Anakin pauses

"What?" She asks curiously

"It's for you, when you become a Jedi knight. Your own temple. If you're not a knight before the war ends, then it'll be ours. To train in private or just to hide from Obi wan." He chuckles at the last part

Ahsoka smiles, looking up at her master.

"How 'bout this." Anakin runs to a near by rock, picks up a smaller rock with a sharp edge and engraves the following phrase in Aurebesh:'For my padawan -A.S.
Into the side of the temple

End of Flashback

"A.S.? Anakin Skywalker?" Kanan asks analytically

Ahsoka nods sadly, shifting her gaze from the engraving to the ground.

"It was supposed to be for me, when I became a Jedi knight. Although now, it never will nor will I be able to become one. The order's gone." Ahsoka explains in a depressed tone. She added the last part even though Kanan already knows it.

Kanan puts a gentle hand on her shoulder, like Anakin used to
"I understand this must be a struggle for you. Getting thrown into all of this, our time, the rebellion. It must've been hard for you to trust us."

"Perhaps.... I can show you inside." Ahsoka suggests

"That would be interesting." Kanan agrees

AN: Long time no update huh? Don't worry I didn't fall off the face of the Earth. I recently learned to Rp and am addicted to it, it's awesome. But I realized I need to focus on writing too, sorry.