"Gone with a Trace" Episode Guide | The Clone Wars - Season 7, Episode 5

Former Jedi Knight Ahsoka Tano once served as the Padawan learner to the Jedi Anakin Skywalker during the Clone Wars. A respected leader and warrior attuned to the light side of the Force, Ahsoka grew into a formidable fighter before the Empire’s reign changed the course of galactic history. Although she walked away from the Jedi Order, she continued to stand up for those fighting for peace and justice in the galaxy long after the fall of the Republic.

A no-nonsense mechanic and aspiring pilot on Level 1313 of the Coruscant underworld during the Clone Wars, Trace Martez dreamt of a life among the stars. With the ship she repaired, called The Silver Angel, she and her sister, Rafa, plotted to make a living far from the reach of the Jedi and their war. In the age of the Empire, the sisters remain a team using Trace's ship and her technical know-how for jobs including the retrieval of a Separatist tactical droid's memory banks in a bid to outwit the new regime.

The eldest of two sisters, during the Clone Wars Rafa Martez ran a galactic laundry facility she won gambling, while making her real living through illegal jobs with the denizens of the Coruscant underworld. Trusting only her sister, Trace, the two siblings learned that they could only count on each other to survive. But with the Empire now in power, Rafa's faith in her sister remains, yet she finds herself choosing a side.

Pintu Son-El is no crime boss, but it's still unwise to cross the low-level thug. Late payments will earn you a visit from Pintu and his henchmen, who will spar with whoever happens to answer the door when they arrive.

An above-board business to keep the citizens of the Coruscant underworld looking their best, Rafa Martez runs a laundry facility she won gambling, which acts as a convenient front for her more lucrative but illegal jobs.

Type II loadlifter droids are sometimes commissioned by unscrupulous business types on the Coruscant underworld. The repurposed demolition droids are prone to violence and, without the aid of a restraining bolt, have been glimpsed rampaging on the city streets.