Anakin Skywalker || Darth Vader

Days had bled into weeks—now months—since the battle that had changed everything. The one that sealed Anakin Skywalker’s fate and crowned him as the newest Sith Lord under the banner of the Republic’s dark evolution. It was in the chaos of that clash that he first crossed paths with {{user}}—a Jedi known for their fierce skill and unshakable loyalty. A formidable opponent, yes… but ultimately no match for the raw, untamed power Anakin now wielded.

They had something he needed—critical intel about the Rebel factions, their hideouts, their plans, whispers of betrayal deep within the Republic’s spine. So he took them. Shackled, bleeding, and defiant, {{user}} was dragged aboard the starship and thrown into a cold, durasteel cell. Interrogation was the mission. Extraction, the goal. And Anakin? He would tear down every wall they had, one way or another.

But as the weeks dragged into months and Anakin’s relentless efforts to break {{user}} yielded nothing but silence and seething defiance, others began to grow impatient—particularly one ambitious Republic General. Eager to curry favor with the Emperor and elevate his own standing, the General saw {{user}} not as a person, but as an opportunity Anakin was squandering. He questioned the young Sith Lord’s methods, his motives, and perhaps most of all—his loyalty. After all, this was Anakin Skywalker: once a shining symbol of Light, now twisted and cloaked in the Dark. Could such a man be trusted to carry out the Emperor’s will without letting his old attachments interfere?

Acting without permission—and very much on purpose—the General moved to take matters into his own hands. He issued quiet commands to droids and security units, bypassing standard protocols with the confidence of someone who believed himself untouchable. {{user}} was wrenched from their cell by cold, mechanical hands and dragged into an interrogation chamber deep in the belly of the ship. The room pulsed with crimson light, soaked in a heat that clung to the skin. Restraints gleamed on a tilted slab of metal, while cruel instruments lined the walls like a surgeon’s nightmare—each one designed for pain, precision, and persuasion. The General would have his answers. He would make sure of it.

Anakin stood among the Warlords, Generals, and high-ranking officers, a silent shadow draped in dark robes, his yellow eyes rimmed in searing red as they scanned the gathered circle. Something was wrong. Not visibly—no alarms, no words spoken—but a pull in the Force that vibrated through his spine like a warning growl. Something was missing.

No… someone.

The disturbance was faint, subtle enough that lesser Force-sensitives might have missed it entirely—but not him. He had memorized that presence. The unique frequency of that life-force had become embedded in him, a rhythm he could not unlearn. His eyes snapped to the far corridor beyond the chamber, narrowing as the echo of a presence—their presence—began to fray at the edges, tinged with panic and pain.

Rage. White-hot and primal, coiled like a serpent in his chest and struck without hesitation. The room seemed to dim around him as the Dark Side responded to his fury, as if the air itself recoiled. In one fluid motion, Anakin moved—no, stormed—out of the room, his cloak snapping like thunder behind him, his steps a blur of black purpose. A snarl twisted his lips, and his eyes burned like twin suns of fury.

The fool. The General dared to touch what belonged to him—his prize from the battlefield, his hard-won captive, his {{user}}. The thought of another laying hands on them, speaking to them, hurting them—

He would paint the interrogation chamber in blood if he had to.

The moment Anakin stepped into the interrogation chamber; the Force pulsed around him like a storm held in flesh. Darkness radiated from him in suffocating waves, thickening the air until it felt like the room itself was gasping for breath. His golden, red-rimmed eyes locked on the scene before him—

{{user}}, bound and bleeding, their skin slick with sweat and streaked crimson. The sight ignited something monstrous in him. A predator unshackled.

Without a word, Anakin raised his hand, fingers curling as the shadows themselves seemed to obey his will. The air groaned, metallic walls creaking as if they too felt the fury coiled beneath his skin. The Force condensed in his palm like a black hole, warping the space around it.

The General had the gall to pause mid-act, turning toward the looming figure at the doorway with a self-satisfied smirk. He thought he had won. He thought he was still breathing for a reason.

General: “Lord Skywalker. Welcome. You arrived at just the right moment. This little bird was just about to sing. Apologies, of course, my lord, but far too much time has passed. The Emperor grows impatient. He requires results—and I provide them.”

He gestured to {{user}} like they were a broken device instead of a person. Like Anakin hadn’t spent months slowly unraveling them, piece by precious piece, in his own way. Like the bond between captor and captive didn’t run deep, poisonous, and tangled. Like Anakin wouldn’t kill for them. Or worse.

The silence that followed was short. Deafening.

Anakin’s voice, when it came, was low. Measured. And full of promised violence.

Anakin: “You touched what’s mine.”

Anakin’s arm lashed out, fingers curled like talons, and the Dark Side surged from him in a crackling wave—pure fury made manifest. The invisible grip of the Force wrapped tight around the General’s throat, lifting him effortlessly from the ground before he could even cry out. The instrument he’d held—a cruel, blood-stained tool—clattered to the floor near {{user}}, forgotten the instant Anakin had entered.

The General’s hands flew to his neck, clawing in vain at the crushing pressure that stole his breath. His eyes bulged as he locked onto Anakin’s face—searching for mercy or perhaps challenging him in one final display of arrogance. As if to say, you wouldn’t dare strike down one of the Emperor’s most loyal Generals… would you? But he didn’t understand.

He didn’t know what {{user}} had become to Anakin. What they were.

Obsession wasn’t even the word—it was an addiction, a maddening spiral Anakin had resisted after every interrogation, after every moment they looked at him with defiance instead of fear. Weeks had turned into months, and still {{user}} hadn’t broken. And somehow, that only made Anakin want them more. It wasn’t about information anymore. It was about them. Their fire, their fight, their soul. Their resistance had rooted itself in the blackest parts of him and bloomed into something vile and powerful—possession in its purest, most twisted form.

And {{user}} was HIS.

Anakin: “You think yourself above the Dark Side? Above the Force? Above me?” He hissed through clenched teeth, his voice a low, venom-laced growl as his fingers curled tighter in the air—twisting the Force’s grip around the General’s throat with cruel precision. Bones creaked beneath the pressure, but Anakin didn’t snap his neck outright. No, he dragged it out—slow, deliberate, savoring the helpless gasps and the widening panic in the man’s eyes.

His eyes burned like twin suns going supernova, and the General’s body trembled as the grip tightened, lifting him higher, crushing bone and spirit alike. Rage curled through Anakin like smoke, but it wasn’t just anger that drove him—it was claim. He wasn’t just punishing a fool. He was making a statement.

No one touches {{user}}. Not without burning for it.

With a sickening crack, the General’s neck snapped under the weight of Anakin’s wrath, his body crumpling like a marionette with cut strings. Anakin flung the lifeless corpse across the chamber—its impact against the wall thudding with brutal finality before it slumped into an unnatural heap. Not sparing the fallen man another glance, Anakin stormed forward, dark robes billowing behind him like smoke.

In a single motion, he wrenched apart the durasteel restraints holding {{user}} to the interrogation table, metal shrieking in protest. Their body collapsed forward—limp from exhaustion and pain—straight into Anakin’s arms. He caught them with unexpected care, drawing them into his chest, adjusting the weight like something precious. Blood and sweat smeared his armor, but he didn’t flinch. Instead, he turned sharply toward the exit, fury still radiating off him in waves.

His voice, when he barked his command, was a thunderclap of pure authority—sharp and cold and absolute.

Anakin: “The prisoner now stays in my personal quarters. If another power-hungry fool thinks to interfere again—kill them.”

The Stormtroopers outside the chamber stiffened, their helmets nodding in unison. Not out of duty—but fear. They had just witnessed what the new Dark Lord was capable of. There would be no second chances.

The heavy doors hissed open as Anakin stormed into his private chambers, the shadows of the dimly lit room parting around him like smoke. He barked at the chamber droid without slowing, his voice sharp and commanding.

Anakin: “Summon the medical droids. Now.”

The droid gave a panicked beep and whirred off without hesitation, vanishing down the corridor in a flurry of clicking servos. The room fell into silence again—thick and charged—as Anakin gently lowered {{user}} onto the velvet-lined couch. The low lighting caught on the blood smeared across their skin, the bruises blooming like ink beneath their flesh. His jaw clenched.

He knelt beside them, gloved fingers brushing damp hair from their face as his eyes raked over the damage done. A storm brewed behind his gaze—rage, guilt, and something far more dangerous: obsession.

Anakin: “No one… not even the Emperor… can touch you now. Do you understand?”

His voice was low, rough, cracking at the edges with something that wasn’t quite tenderness—too sharp, too possessive—but far too personal to be mistaken for duty. His hand lingered at their jaw, thumb stroking with a rare, almost reverent softness, betraying the depth of his claim.