Following his enounter with Darth Vader, Obi-Wan drifts in and out of consciousness. On Jabiim, Tala places Kenobi in a bacta tank to heal his injuries, but he soon awakens, asking for Leia. The princess, however, has been captured by Reva -- who tells the girl that Obi-Wan was killed.

Obi-Wan and Tala devise a plan to rescue Leia. Using her clearance, Tala will get Obi-Wan inside the Inquisitor base. Meanwhile, Reva continues to speak with Leia, offering to free the princess in exchange for information on the Path. But Leia denies knowing anything.

Tala, in her Imperial uniform, and Obi-Wan arrive at the Imperial headquarters. Tala passes through security and opens an entry point for Kenobi underwater. In a holding room, Reva tries to extract what she needs from Leia through the power of the dark side, but the princess resists.

Finally, Tala locates Leia's position and relays it to Obi-Wan. But both have close calls as they try to remain hidden. Elsewhere, Reva grows tired of Leia's reluctance to offer up the Path and has her transferred to a new room -- where stormtroopers strap the girl to an interrogation device.

As Obi-Wan looks for Leia, he makes a disturbing discovery. Upon hearing Leia's screams, he contacts Tala for a distraction. She calls upon Reva for an urgent meeting, offering up information on the Path. But Reva is suspicious of her intent.

In the interrogation room, Obi-Wan stikes from the darkness to rescue Leia. An Imperial probe droid spots them as they exit, however, and alarms sound throughout the base.

Lightsaber in hand, Obi-Wan protects Leia as they head for an exit.

Obi-Wan and Leia reconnect with Tala and attempt to sneak out of the base, but Reva catches up. Suddenly, T-47 airspeeders zoom into the hangar, opening fire. The heroes reach safety, but at a cost.

An angry Vader comes to address Reva's failure. The Inquisitor informs her master, however, that she placed a tracker on the ship.

Back on Jabiim, Leia and Obi-Wan sit together, hand-in-hand -- while Lola comes to life, eyes glowing red.

Reva mentions evidence of a Hidden Path presence on Balnab, a planet first seen in “Nomad Droids,” an episode from Season 4 of Star Wars: The Clone Wars.

The tomb is a nod to the use of a Jedi corpse as a lure for survivors by the Inquisitors in Season 1 of Star Wars Rebels. The odd modes of dress seen among the bodies include non-Jedi Force-sensitives as well as those Jedi who were in hiding when they were defeated -- those in traditional Jedi garb were presumably killed during or closer to the events of Order 66. Among the bodies seen is the venerable Jedi instructor Tera Sinube from Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Pablo-Jill from the Jedi Council in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith.

Tala’s surname of Durith is never said aloud in the series, but it does appear in the security monitor as she pressures her way into the inner chambers of the Fortress Inquisitorius.

As Tala tries to bluff her way past Reva, she claims that the Hidden Path is based on Florrum, in the Sertar sector. Florrum was memorably shown as Hondo Ohnaka’s base of operations during the last days of the Republic in Star Wars: The Clone Wars.

The patrolling droids that Obi-Wan and Leia avoid in the corridors of the Fortress Inquisitorius are models of ID10 seeker droids, developed for Star Wars Rebels and Star Wars Battlefront II.

The T-47s used by Sully Stark and Wade Resellians are the same model of airspeeders later seen adapted for snow operations on Hoth in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. Sully’s has a modified cabin that allows her to extract Obi-Wan, Tala and Leia from the Fortress Inquisitorius.