gorlassar:

I had attempted the SpiritAssassin week, but I only got two in before life decided otherwise.

This prompt was 

Bodyswap/role reversal.
So Baze is the blind devoted monk and Chirrut is the gun toting bad ass.

chirrutimwae:

He felt Baze’s heavy, familiar tread pound the ground, smelled his brother’s sweat as he leaned close. He wanted to say, Baze! My eyes—I can’t see! but Baze Malbus had always needed comfort more than humor.

“Chirrut,” Baze murmured. “Don’t go. Don’t go. I’m here…”

He wondered for a moment how Baze had crossed the battlefield to reach him. But of course the Force had reunited them before the end.

Baze’s callused fingers rubbed life into the back of Chirrut’s hand. “It’s okay,” Chirrut said. “It’s okay. Look for the Force and you will always find me.”

He tried to smile, but he was no longer sure he could.

The words of the chant echoed in Chirrut Îmwe’s heart once more before he died:

I am one with the Force and the Force is with me.

From the Rogue One: A Star Wars Story novelization by Alexander Freed

tykilavi:

‘I’m saying it right now because I’m wondering why anyone would bother to put up with you.’ I often wonder the same thing about you.’

“I don’t mean to offend, but you’re blind.”

Chirrut put a hand up in front of his face , waved it back and forth, and gasped.
“Baze Malbus,” he said. “Why didn’t you tell me?”
Baze laughed. Fortuna didn’t.

Guardians of the Whills, Greg Rucka

I love how this scene is not only in fanfic, but in canon now too.