Summary:

Anthology containing:

In The Tall Grass

“If you take him,” said Master Windu, flanked by Master Yoda and Master Koon, “it must be in exile. We cannot abide having him here. If you want him, he is yours, but you will have to leave.”
Anakin, chained, gagged, heavily sedated, chose this moment to lunge at Obi-Wan with a wild, crazed hatred. His yellow eyes were set in pits of darkness, a ring of purple bruises around them contrasting against a sickly pale face.
“I understand,” said Obi-Wan. “I will renounce my vows as a Jedi.”
“A fool’s errand, I believe this is," said Master Yoda. "But a choice, you have made. Return, you may, in five years’ time, if safe, he is. Reevaluate then, we shall.”
Obi-Wan nodded. “I accept your terms.”

Alternatively: after a failed order 66, in which many Jedi still died but the Sith were defeated, an exiled warrior and a boy wander a distant planet and attempt to get along.

COMPLETE.

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In The Rain

After a failed Order 66, Obi-Wan took Anakin into exile on Stewjon. Nearly a year into their wandering, Anakin has begun to have episodes of debilitating pain. Concerned for his safety and determined to find him some relief, Obi-Wan brings him to the big city to search for medicine. But, when a mysterious attack leads to the death of a woman and Anakin is an unfortunate witness, they might end up caught in a conflict much bigger than they want to be involved with.

All while this is happening, Anakin has been changing. Obi-Wan isn't sure if this is for the better, or for the worse- what is the boy thinking when he refuses to speak? Is it hatred or guilt he feels? Can Obi-Wan see past his own hurt into the true nature of the boy when, at night, he dreams of the Sith and the massacre of the Jedi?

This is a sequel! Go read the first one first :)