A couple of much needed conversations after the events of my fics, "Again" and "Recovery" (which should be read in that order)

A collection of one-shots that take place within my rebels AU. Designed to fill the gaps and expand the story even further.

Hera convinces Kanan that he's developed an unattractive habit. Kanera fluff nonsense, pre-Rebels. One-shot.

Eight-year-old Jacen rediscovers a cylinder of lullabies sung by family and friends. One-shot for Phoenix Nest's Summer 2020 Gift Exchange.

The thoughts and emotions of Hera following the departure of Kanan and Ezra.

Hera worries about Jacen. Sabine bucks her up. One-shot.

sequel to Again (which should be read first); a what-if Kanan had been captured in Season 2's "Future of the Force"

The medics had done all they could to save his eyes. (It was a miracle the burns didn't go deeper, they said. A miracle there was no damage to the skull. A miracle. You should be grateful.) But in the end, they'd only been able to confirm what he'd feared ever since red had overtaken his vision, burning worse than any blaster bolt: Kanan would never see again.

"The Jedi forego all attachment." "I thought you said you aren't a Jedi anymore."

Sometimes missions go wrong. Sometimes you have to make the risky choice. But to protect the people you love, it's worth it. Even when the fallout leaves you changed forever. (AU, late season 2)

a what-if things had happened slightly differently in "The Future of the Force"

Kanan and Hera have been working together for a while now, living day by day and feeling closer to each other than ever before. Hera invites Kanan to help her fix Ghost which makes their growing attraction impossible to deny. Kanan/Hera. Set pre-Star Wars: Rebels. One-shot. Canon compliant.

Earth has changed forever. A virus has and still is spreading. No cure found. People obtaining powers. The Empire growing everyday. A hidden darkness, hungry for power. Now it's up to the crew and I to find that little hope. The Cure. AU: Alternate Universe! I do not own SWR or the creatures! {Complete!}

AU Kanan is a wreck after Order 66. It's not until he meets an abused Force-sensitive child that he realizes his true potential. OR. Kanan meets Ezra at a much earlier age.

"AU In this story Kanan finds Ezra just as he was about to break. Darkness is ready to consume the boy. But has Kanan found him in time to save him from himself? This story is co written by Charm 1355.

There was fire raging, explosions ringing and shouts echoing in the air. Why was it so silent? [One-Shot, Takes place in Jedi Night]

Kanan still suffers from nightmares from time to time, they're worse now that he has lost his sight... (Kanera)

After an interspecies incident, Kallus is brought in for questioning by his superiors in the Rebellion.

AU oneshot sequel to The Dogma of the Jedi and Sith. Two years after Caleb and Ezra left the Jedi Order, an old friend stops by unannounced.

As he watches the yellow hue of the fire in the distance, Ezra has never felt more alone. In his eyes, the Empire just won.

Ezra and Sabine's undercover mission at a seedy Outer Rim luxury estate takes a terrible, terrifying turn.

When ops go south, Kanan can get a little protective over his padawan.

For 15 years I was alone. Fixing spacecrafts to numb the pain. The Clones' betrayal of the Jedi stole my brother from me. At the time, it seemed as if it would be forever. Reunited through this war of Imps and Rebels, Caleb...huh...Kanan wants me by his side again. The problem is...the idea of fighting again terrifies me. The screams...they won't stop.

One super-powered toddler is a handful.

Not long before the events of Malachor, Ezra finds out he is going to go blind.

Hera waits for her pregnancy test result.

A short character study on Kanan.

Hera is done with running after the Battle of Hoth.

Part Two of the "Not to Yield" series. Caleb Jarrus, the fifteen-year-old Padawan of Ezra Bridger isn't perfect, but he's trying to be. This story details the struggle in Caleb's life as he tries to become the Jedi he was meant to be. It's probably best read after "Not to Yield." Not that it wouldn't stand on its own, but I recommend reading "Not to Yield" first.

A Not to Yield spin-off. Several years after Kanan's death, Ezra is still struggling to hold himself together after the loss.

Between the battles, the training, and the occasional prank, the crew of the Ghost are more family than military unit. A few one-shots detailing the moments in-between.

Oneshot. "There will be loss - inevitable loss, painful loss. But that must not prevent the true Jedi from taking risks… From surrendering oneself to a higher purpose." - Depa Billaba. Instead of his master's sacrifice, Caleb foresees his own.

For his 17th birthday, Sabine gives Ezra a black eye and a hug. One-shot.

Hera hates change. Tag to "Trials of the Darksaber" and "Legacy of Mandalore." One-shot.

Kanan knew his time would come.

ONE-Shot: Hera gets into a little trouble and Kanan has to save her. This was my first idea for the REBELS! Fanzine, but I decided to write a different story for that so had this one hanging around. Enjoy.

In which Kanan Jarrus rents a room out from Hera Syndulla, and ends up with a lot more than he bargained for. They all knew he would be a part of their house, but nobody expected him to become part of their home. (Modern AU, in which everyone is human.)

Kanan Jarrus has many adventures before he meets up with Hera and the rest of the team. These are just two of them.

Sabine and Ezra have five years of catching up to do. Ficlets.

Kanan and Hera are stuck on another backwater planet, and neither of them is in a good mood. Kanan's trying not to make things worse. Pre-Rebels.

Everything that our favorite characters don't get a chance to say, with each chapter as a different episode. Semi-sequel to 'New Looks' and in the same script-format style.

Caleb Dume ran from his life and into the persona of Kanan Jarrus. Now ISB Agent Jarrus, he faces his past, his present, and the uncertain future ahead of him. AU, all the crew is involved.

A starmap inside a mysterious holocron leads Kanan and Ezra into a trap. After Kanan is tricked into opening a pathway to his past, the Ghost crew are forced to track an Inquisitor back to the last days of the Republic, and find themselves both trying to protect a young Caleb Dume and prevent the assassination of Obi-Wan Kenobi as he races to warn the surviving Jedi away.

Set after Rebel Assault. After her capture, Hera makes an unexpected ally, if only for a moment. Rated M to be cautious about language and thematic material.

(Epilogue to S3.11). Sabine's sudden exposure to the power of the Dark Side of the Force has unsettled her more than she's willing to admit to herself. And her reaction unsettles Ezra in return. Kanan is struck again by the realisation that they are still child soldiers, forced to grow up far too fast in war. But at least on Ghost, there's a home for them.

Something simple provokes Hera into opening up about her wartime childhood. Pre-Rebels Kanera.

Set between season two and three. Not intended as a five times fic, but could be read as one.

As the owner of an independent coffee shop Hera has met many strange and mysterious customers, but none of them were quite like him. [Characters: Hera Syndulla,Kanan Jarrus,Sabine Wren,Zeb Orrelios,Ezra Bridger,Ketsu Onyo,Alexsandr Kallus,Zare,Jai,Rex,Ahsoka Pairings: Kanera,Ketbine,Kalluzeb, Skybridger,Thranto,Spiritassassin Tags: Modern/Human/Coffee Shop/Cafe/High School au

When Jacen decides to go from being a student of Luke's to a fellow teacher at the Jedi school, Hera never expected the news when it was destroyed. {Just a short about an idea I had of Jacen becoming a teacher at Luke's school and what would happen when Kylo Ren attacks and what he would do. Let me know what you think?}

With the kalikori in hand, Kanan thinks about the biggest lie Hera ever told him. One-shot. **VERY AU-DONE AS A CHALLENGE. PLEASE READ A/N**

Kanan, Hera and Zeb celebrate a successful mission at the local cantina. By the time they make it back to the Ghost, Hera's singing. Can be read as a companion to Caf Break. Pre-Rebels.

[Complete] When Kallus finally makes the decision, the final plunge into being a Rebel, his first transmission is to an accented man with the title of Fulcrum. Earning the title himself, Kallus is given advice. From one Fulcrum to another.

Against his better judgment, Chopper gets attached to Hera's little boy. Started as a one-shot; updated with more as inspiration strikes.

Hera's been presumed dead after a failed mission and three-year-old Jacen doesn't know. Now he's asking for his mama and Sabine has an impossible choice to make: lie to him or crush him.

Jacen's got a sunburn on his face and dirt beneath his fingernails. Hera decides that this new, peaceful life looks good on him.

The war is over, and the Spectres try to find a way to move on without Kanan. This is a HEAVY piece and deals with the aftermath of the loss of Kanan. (Major Character Has Died), so be warned. There is the comfort of a Kanera child to get you through it, though, so don't be TOO mad at me. :)

Ezra wants to train Jacen in the Force. For Hera, the decision isn't so easy. Could be seen as a companion to "Anew."

Hera and Sabine the night before Kanan and Ezra leave for Malachor.

Hera's heart ached to think of her baby growing up; for now, she was selfishly glad he was still small enough for things like this, for cuddles in bed and piggy-back rides and silly games.

Hera at the Hoth Rebel base, missing Kanan. Inspired by a recent comic, where we see her with Han & Leia outside the Hoth rebel base. She's always depicted as on her own with Chopper on the post series timeline, no mention of Kanan... Written for December Drabbles.

Kanan misses his space family. Post Jedi Night/Dume, Kanera feels. Prelude to the Come In From the Rain series.

Hera had only handled Kanan's mask three times since he died. She'd shoved it-and the grief-in a box. She didn't expect to turn around and see her tiny son wearing it, those same quirky eyebrows peeking over the top.

Sabine tries to knock some sense into Ezra post-Malachor. She's come prepared. Born out of a challenge, this short story was written in one hour's time.

Sabine get's tired of Ezra and Zeb's cooking, so the two of them try to get a bit of prankful revenge on the unappreciative Mandalorian. Little do they know...you should never try to prank a Mando.

He'd long since figured out he was in bacta. He was able to orient himself to the sound of voices in the room, sometimes. When it was Hera speaking, always. And he could always sense that little flicker of light and life whenever she was near. He'd known for months now that she was carrying their child. AU. Two-shot.

Deleted Scenes from Season 1 - The four times Kanan comforted Ezra and the one time Hera did (chronological order)

A "Kanera baby but Kanan dies in an explosion that stops production of the TIE factory" fic that was somehow written before the series finale. Now with chapter two, in which Kanan and Hera have a big decision to make, and chapter three, in which that decision's been made, and Hera's alone in it.

Three times a bad pick-up line did not work, and one time it did. Pre-Rebels Kanera fluff.

Two-shot: Hera and Kanan work to mend the wounds of Malachor.

In Hera's nightmares, things always end differently. AU oneshot.

This goes with my story "Convergence" and was requested by "ItsJustABook." Hera and Zeb rescue Ezra Bridger from the clutches of the Inquisitor. Ezra struggles to trust them as they nurse him back to health.

Hera, a few days after Ezra leaves; Ezra, a few days after he comes back.

It's up to Kallus to figure out what to do with the lizard Jacen is hiding in his closet-and how to handle the boy's questions about Hera's broken heart.

Kanan didn't necessarily believe that there was true goodness in the galaxy, but he believed that Hera believed it. Season 1 Kanera one-shot.

Hera cries the first time she holds her son, because he has Kanan's eyes. Vibrant green, with just a touch of turquoise. The baby gurgles, looking up at her, those eyes sparkling, eyes she hadn't seen for so long, even while Kanan was still alive. One-Shot.

She hated the hole his death had made within her heart.

Hera loves her baby, but the constant reminder of Kanan sometimes makes her heart ache.

Hera worries about Jacen a lot.

There's a scar on Hera's belly and her tiny son wants to know why. One-shot.

Hera wakes up and he's gone. Set post-Malachor, but that's not the point.

Set at the beginning of 'Family Reunion and Farewell', Hera discovers that she is pregnant with Kanan's baby. Overwhelmed and unsure of how to react, she overhears Ezra talking to the picture of his parents about his 'new family', and decides having a child might be a good thing after all. Nine months later, Jacen Syndulla is born...

It had been a fever-dream, he was sure, but hearing Hera say those words gave Kanan the strength he needed not to walk away. One-shot. AU-ish. **Slight spoilers for "A World Between Worlds.**

This is a oneshot collection, mostly for pieces that are too short to be stand-alone, or for behind-the-scenes moments between the Ghost crew. The chapter descriptors give a general idea of the characters and setting. Chapter Nine: Kanan and Hera, around the beginning of season three.

She'd confessed her affection to him before, accidentally. Pre-Rebels one-shot Kanera garbage.

The story about how Zeb and Sabine discovered that Kanan was a jedi. One shot

She'd been ready with an ultimatum: Stop drinking or get off my ship. But she looked in his eyes and let it go. Friends don't let friends deal with hard stuff alone. Pre-Rebels Kanera.

Sabine held the torn patch of Hera's prison jumpsuit in her hand. "Would now be a good time to tell you I have a lighter and the perfect place we could burn the rest of this?" **Spoilers for "Jedi Night"**

Holding onto Hera, slender as she was, proved much more difficult than bench-pressing ever had, because the bar and weights had never been thrashing, screaming, begging to be let go.

A closer look at Ezra's perspective during the events of 'Dume'. (Spoilers for 'Jedi Night' as well).

Rescuing Kanan from the Star Destroyer was only half the battle; now he and Hera had to reckon with choices made years ago. He didn't want in the rebellion. She didn't want out.

Hera had a rough day, but neither she nor Kanan are going to talk about it. Pre-Rebels.

Oneshot. In the wake of a devastating loss, those left behind try to cope. A small look at the aftermath of what we all fear might happen.

They looked like any other pair of lovers in the bar: pressed close, kissing, touching. But when they got back to the Ghost, they couldn't separate fast enough. Pre-Rebels Kanera.

Ezra felt a sudden spike of anger-it sucked enough that Kanan was ignoring him, but was it karking necessary for him to do it to Hera, too? Post-Malachor angst.

Making that mask seemed like such a small thing to do for Kanan, but Sabine had always found it easier to express herself through art. What she couldn't say with words, she said with paint.

Zeb and new-to-the-Ghost Sabine cram themselves into a supply closet to escape Hera's wrath. Kanan's on his own.

Sabine's sick and Kanan's the one to look after her. They definitely don't have a heart-to-heart.

On bad days, Hera's chest seizes up whenever Kanan leaves the Ghost. She wants to tell him how anxious she feels at the thought of something happening to him, but she can't.

It doesn't matter if it's a nightmare or a vision; they're torturing her either way. But Ezra doesn't need to know that. Post Rebel Assault. Chapter two: Kanan and Sabine come to terms about Hera's capture.

Cham finds out about Hera's arrest on Lothal.

Inspired by Kanan's new look in the trailer. Kanan cuts his hair and beard, the rest of the crew are... not impressed.

Ezra wonders what Sabine's latest artwork looks like. She tries to describe it, she's just better at painting with actual paints than with words.

The night after Hera's capture, the Ghost crew isn't sure what's going to happen next, but they're sure they can lean on each other. Post-Rebel Assault.

Fevered, five-year-old Depa is worried her parents are getting a divorce. Poor Kanan can't set the record straight fast enough.

Seven-year-old Depa Jarrus turns up in Kallus's office with a black eye and busted lip.

Kanan decides to reorganize the Ghost's galley, and bickering—but eventually bonding—ensues. Set pre-Rebels.

In Thrawn's custody, Hera prays Kanan won't try and rescue her. She knows he will. And she knows it's the end of the line for them. Post-Rebel Assault.

Kanan doesn't love Christmas, but he loves that Hera loves it, and he's not going to spoil the magic of the season for her. AU. Oneshot.

Hera got herself hurt doing something reckless, and Kanan's patching her up. His touch on her skin-and the anger in his eyes-isn't something she's going to forget anytime soon. One-shot.

AU: Hera and crew are sent on mission to recruit Kanan and Ezra, who operate as vigilante assassins fighting the Empire, into the rebellion. But Kanan's dark past and darker tendencies make the chances of the mission's success slim. It's a good thing Hera, Ezra, and the crew don't give up easy.

A few days imprisoned in carbonite leaves Hera with hibernation sickness. It'll get better, but in the meantime she's blind and desperately in need of something to take her mind off things. Kanan tries to help.

Ezra thinks he's just some punk kid who doesn't really deserve to be on the crew. Hera knows better. As it turns out, punk kids are her specialty; she's been living with Kanan for years, after all.

Years before they commanded the Ghost's crew, Kanan and Hera were young, fired up, and very much attracted to each other. The time they spent traveling alone together was never, ever dull. A collection of Kanera one-shots and vignettes, pre-Rebels.

Ever since the war came to Ryloth, Hera Syndulla had wanted to fly. And ever since the war came to Ryloth, her father wouldn't let her. Takes place before "A New Dawn."

On the way back to Lothal the crew talk about their disguises.

Hera and Sabine, post-Flight of the Defender. "We just got you back, you know. I'm trying to keep you here for a while." (Minor spoilers for season four, episode six.)

Kanan and Hera have a conversation about attachment.

A week after Malachor, Sabine runs into Kanan in the middle of the night. He's most definitely not okay, and she knows exactly how to help.

After her injuries over Concord Dawn, Hera's body recovered more quickly than her spirit did.

Ezra has known for over a year that he was going blind, and for a long time he kept the secret hidden. He always knew that wouldn't last forever though, but life seems to have gotten a lot more difficult to cope with now that he has a real diagnosis and everybody knows.

Little Depa Jarrus realizes that something is not quite right about her father's scarred eyes. Kanan has to explain why.

Kanan returns back home from an exhausting mission, with a realization, that life isn't ever fair. What happens after Kanan hears a news recording about an old friend?

Six-year-old Caleb Dume wants to know why some people are Sith and some Jedi. Sixteen-year-old Anakin Skywalker doesn't have an answer. Fictober Challenge Day 12: Destiny. (Yes, late.)

Cham's worried that Hera will end up forfeiting her own happiness to fight the Empire. Hera's worried he might be right. Set during "Hera's Heroes."

It's hard to trust someone when everything about them reminds you of the worst time of your life. Still, somehow, a friendship develops.

Ezra almost got himself killed and Sabine's not having any of it. Post-Malachor angst.

This an edited and updated version of the one-shot previously titled "You've Done Enough". Hera and Kanan confront some difficult truths at the end of season one. This is tough one to read. Angst, sadness, and a tiny bit of fluff.

This is a small AU fluff piece that captures a small moment in the first night after Kanan and Hera's daughter, Dawn Syndulla, is born.

The Ghost suffers a collision with a certain YT-model freighter, and Hera's angrier than anyone's ever seen her.

Alexsandr Kallus enjoyed having the small child perched on his shoulders, even if she did insist on combing and knotting her fingers through his neatly-arranged hair. His former self would have scoffed in derision at such a display, but his former self had never met little Depa Billaba Jarrus.

When they are children, Caleb Dume meets Hera while on a mission after the Liberation of Ryloth. Approximately fifteen years later, they meet again by accident while Hera and her team are picking up a shipment. As Caleb, now Kanan Jarrus, unwittingly gets involved in the crew's next mission, he sees something in one of them, something that could be dangerous.

The end of Spark of the Rebellion from Kanan and the rest of the original Ghost Crew's perspective. Some things are just what they seem. Some things are not. (AKA: Kanan Jarrus Kicks Rear At Real Life Sabaac)

Ezra teaches a class in pickpocketing, Kanan finds out.

Kanan unexpectedly meets up with Janus Kasmir one night.

There's a heat wave and nobody's sleeping. The crew starts picking on each other. Zeb, Sabine, and Ezra get kicked off the ship. Kanan and Hera don't say "I love you." Things are perfectly imperfect.

An unfortunate incident on a mission leads to an impromptu haircut for Kanan, and nobody's quite sure what to make of it.

Fifteen years ago, the deadly virus broke out that turned man into monster. Now, Kanan and his team are working for the Alliance in the fight against the Corpses, and the military control of the Empire. That is, until Kanan's focus is shifted one day when Fulcrum requests a very important boy be brought directly to the Alliance for the sake of their cause.

It's been a week without Kanan: a week of failed missions, fruitless surveillance and botched extractions. The Ghost crew and their leader do their best to carry on. Takes place during season one, somewhere between "Call to Action" and "Rebel Resolve."

Sabine has been with the Spectres for a month. Still devastated from her best friend's betrayal, she's struggling to find her place in the crew. But in the aftermath of a botched operation, it turns out she has more in common with Kanan than either of them thought. Space family angst with some resolve.

[Complete] Everyone struggles to come to terms with the Season 3 finale - Kallus most of all - and in their grief and defeat one blind man gives them a moment to breathe.

"They told him it wasn't his fault. They assured him there was nothing he could have done. They promised him that everything would work out. Ezra knew they were wrong." (aka a short angsty oneshot about Ezra after the events of TotA) [Disclaimer can be found on my profile. Rated T for possible triggers (mentioned inside).]

When Hera is taken by an unknown assailant Kanan rushes to her aide. Meanwhile, Hera makes some difficult decisions on her life and Kanan's. Warning for Trigger (some torture mentioned) Disclaimer: I do not own Star Wars or any of their Characters. All characters are owned by Lucas films or Disney.

Everyone is alive. That doesn't mean everyone is fine. Spoilers for ep 0302: THoF.

Set during the Season Three premiere. Kanan and Hera come to terms.

Kanan reaches a low point and loses hope, but then finds something to help him go on. Set before A New Dawn, during Kanan's wanderings around the Outer Rim. A dark little piece I've rated M for depression/suicide attempt-if this is a trigger for you, do not read. Be safe out there. Probably complete, but you never know...

[Complete] Kanan and newly recruited Sabine get a little closer while sneaking past stormtroopers. Rated for Sabine's idea that swearing somehow makes her look like an adult.

So far, Zeb has kept all of his promises. Set after events of "Twilight of the Apprentice". ONESHOT.

The crew of the Ghost, post-Malachor & Kanan and Hera, pre-Malachor. Now with the promised Kanan/Hera post-Malachor (with a dash of Sabine).

In which Kanan utterly fails at being helpful and Hera learns just how brittle Kanan is.

Kanan has had plenty of experience with the Rylothian accent. [First SWR fic. Kanera-centric, but others do appear. Vague references to Season 1 and A New Dawn. Rated for innuendo. Complete oneshot]

"He said Mustafar is where Jedi go to die." Post-Fire Across the Galaxy.

In which Valen Rudor makes some vastly inaccurate assumptions about the physical appearance of the Ghost pilot, and in which said pilot's space-husband is not amused. Somewhat out-of-current timeline because I've had this thing sitting around since episode two. Cover art by lledra-fanstuffs on tumblr.