The Jedi vs Darth Maul

As you stormed into the throne room, your troops taking down battle droids as if they were simply statues, you finally approached the hanger bay. Where everyone's favourite double lightsaber wielding Sith turned up, ready to challenge the two Jedi. They immediately accepted leaving the rest of the group to head to the Throne Room themselves.

Meanwhile you yourself decided to stay behind, telling your clones to lead the Phantom crew away, then proceeding to use the **** to transfer your spirit just as Luke did in the Last Jedi. Only this time your spirit was invisible, and weren't dying. Which was always a plus.

The battle continued as normal as in the movies, although one could note that the Jedi were being slightly more aggressive with Maul on the reactive. The battle just like last time continued until they reached the laser shield room, and seemingly the barriers did not separate like they had done in the movie. Allowing them to battle Maul two to one. Little things changed with big consequences.

Then through the battle eventually Maul slashed Qui-Gon across the chest, incapacitating him... but not killing him. The wound was hardly fatal, and Obi-Wan has already taken the battle over before he could finish the blow.

Now the padawan took over his Master’s position, slicing Maul’s lightsaber in half and taking him one on one. The rest of the fight continued a similar way, with Obi-Wan slicing Maul in half. Before retreating to his Master to heal him.

Following Maul down the pit you saw that just as usual he had survived this endeavour, having been saved by a bunch of fans. Time will tell how this will affect the future events, nonetheless though it was time for you to return to the Slunni. Preparing for the next stage of events, Sirya could deal with the political consequences.

A/N: I’m not too sharp on the events between Phantom Menace and Attack of the clones. So if anyone has suggestions for any events between those points that could be interesting. Or any further suggestions as to what could happen or means to prepare for future events. I'll be likely to at least reply if I don't use it