** Okay, here's the teaser "trailer" to the sequel that everyone seems to want. I will be dedicating this new story to a certain follower that will be disclosed soon enough :) Let me know what you think?** ~Ocean

Prequel to Sequel

As usual, Kanan and Hera were both up earlier than the others. The two were looking for a safe location that the whole fleet could consider their base. They discussed the options, taking out areas that wouldn't work and leaving the potentials on a list. Both adults were fully rested after their small Christmas holiday and ready for anything.

Ezra turned over in his sleep on to his back as he began to dream. The dream was vivid, he heard his parents calling to him and a white Loth cat appearing causing images to flash in his mind. The cat took off and as Ezra tried to go after it he started to fall. The youth woke up with a jolt as he fell off his bed and hit the floor. His roommate behind him continued snoring, completely undisturbed.

"No, no we've checked these systems. There's nothing close to a viable location for a base." Hera stated with mild frustration. She was standing looking at the projection in front of her and the Jedi. Her arms were crossed.

"Maybe you're just bein picky." The older male stated with the same frustration. They locked eyes in a small match of wills.

"Maybe I have to be." Hera continued. Kanan was about to retort back when he heard his padawan yell his name.

"Kanan!..Kanan!" The youth yelled as he entered the room stopping before the two. The adults looked up with a mixture of concern and curiosity at what would have Ezra up this early.

"What is it?" Kanan asked watching Ezra, feeling his mixed emotions flooding the force waves between them.

"My Parents…Kanan…I saw my parents!" The young teenager said with wide eyes.

Kanan broke out of his meditative state. He kept replaying this memory over and over again. The older man looked over at the sleeping form on his bed. The last few nights he had allowed Ezra to sleep in his quarters because of the nightmares that had plagued his student since he had learned of his parents' deaths.

The Jedi hadn't spent much time sleeping the past few days, just meditating. There was too much to filter through his mind. With no hope for Ezra to be reunited with his family again, the boy was lost and still trying to find his way again.

Kanan got up and left his room heading to make a cup a caf for himself. As he sat down a vision hit him and he shut his eyes, fully concentrating on it as the images flashed through his mind.

A base with alarms flashing, the two being cornered, Ezra getting shot falling down to the ground in the middle of the battle and Ezra saying goodbye before turning and walking away, disappearing into the air.

Kanan opened his eyes wide before letting them fall normally. It took a moment to slow his breathing from the slight fear that had risen at seeing his student lying on the ground bleeding. He sat at the table in silence and tried to make sense of the vision he just had.