After master Yoda's words I didn't have another choice than going on a search for my master. I walked through the temple and looked everywhere. I even asked every Jedi I saw if they had seen my master but none of them did. My master went missing, I had to go search for him outside the Temple.

An idea popped into my head, maybe my master had left some clues in his room. Why didn't I think of this before? I walked to my master's door and opened it, this time without knocking because I knew that no one would answer.

I looked in his room. I even looked under my master's bed but I really couldn't find anything.

With a sigh I sat down on my master's bed. 'Where are you Skyguy?' I said staring at the ceiling. I turned my head and looked to the floor now. There was something there, something tiny which I didn't see before. I must've missed it.

I left the bed and walked to the tiny thing. It was a piece of metal and when I looked closer I saw that this wasn't just a piece of metal, it was a piece of Grievous.

Did Grievous my master? It was the best option I had for now so I decided to give it a go. But where was Grievous? Suddenly I remembered that I had an old friend who knew a lot of things about Grievous, maybe he could help me.

I walked to my starfighter and set course to Naboo. When Naboo came into sight I landed my starfighter perfectly near a city. I walked to a city and went to a building which used to be a pub, but apparently the owner changed it into a restaurant.

I walked to him and asked him where my friend was. 'Do you know where Miro is?'
'That guy?' The owner looked with ab it of pity in his eyes at me. 'The Sith killed him because he knew way too much about them and you know that Sith do whatever they want to do.'

Unfortunately I had to agree with him and unfortunately Miro was dead, I had to do this on my own. 'I wish the Jedi did more to the Sith, that's their job right? Well they aren't doing it right.' He said. Apparently he didn't see the Lightsabers on my belt. 'What did you say? Have you any idea how difficult it is to deal with a Sith? No, because you never have. Don't you see? I'm a Jedi!' I said pointing at my Lightsabers. 'I'm sorry young lady, I didn't see your Lightsabers. I take back what I sad earlier.'

It was a disappointment that Miro was dead but this man made it worse by telling me that Jedi were basically useless.

I walked to a table and sat down on a chair. What could I do next? Where should I begin to look for my master?

Something I didn't notice was that I wasn't the only one who took this table, a boy around my age sat on the other side of it. He began to talk to me but because I didn't notice him before, he startled me. 'Hello, are you alright?' He asked me. I didn't exactly know what to say at that moment so I stayed quiet for a while. I thought he would turn his head away but he didn't so I answered him. 'Not exactly but that doesn't matter. Who are you?'

'I'm Azreal and who might you be?' He said. 'Ahsoka, my name is Ahsoka Tano.' I said. 'It's a pleasure to meet you.'

'Same here, so what's wrong?' Azreal asked. 'Nothing.' I said simply, but he didn't accept my answer. 'I can see that something isn't right, I'm not stupid.'

'Alright then, you want the truth? My master is gone, probably kidnapped by General Grievous. My friend is killed by the Sith and if I don't find my master another friend of mine will die!'

It was a lot to progress so it cost me a lot not to yell. 'Your master? Are you a Jedi?' Azreal asked surpised. 'Yes I am.' I said not very impresses because of the fact that I was a Jedi. 'Wow! I can help you find Grievous.' He said very enthusiastic. I wondered how he could possibly help me so I asked him. 'You can? How?'

'I want revenge on Grievous so I traced him, but I can't go alone because I would get killed. Do you want to come with me?' He asked.

'Yes, I would like to come with you, but revenge? That's a bit too old-fashioned and more like the Sith would do.'

Azreal didn't answer on that and I didn't blame him, why would he?