USH'S ORIGINAL TRILOGY GAME EPISODE I 'LANZAR'- Imperial Thread

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And so things come to an end.

The news of the Battle of Lanzar is broadcast across the galaxy- but only the results. Little is said of the fight itself, the triumph being marred by rumours of an Imperial General feeling from such a primitive race, and troubles caused by Rebel insurgents. Yet it was still a victory, and whilst deprived of great propaganda value it was no disaster.

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The Emperor knew of the results before the news, before it was even reported to him. Of the various political consequences he finds himself caring particularly little. The Death Star project nears its final stages and then he will not have to care about things. The Commissars just need to keep his enemies busy for a little while longer. Meanwhile, he takes a perverse pleasure in the eradication of Lanzar, where he had first planned to eradicate the Jedi. Tidy. No more evidence of those times. There were difficulties, he understands, yet the Osokans died regardless. As for the Rebels, their time would come.

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Andran watches the news in his quarters on Coruscant. He sends his guards away, to be alone in order to ponder it. A disaster, for sure. But Andran's truest sorrow is that his anger can be directed at much of the galaxy who will not mourn the dead race. Whilst the Old Republic would never have been organised enough to make war on Lanzar, the hatred existed, and the unwillingess to help such a world seemed endemic. Even back then, long ago, he had fought for the rights of such people. People looked to him now as a saviour- but what could he do? All he did was survive, whilst Lanzar burned. The Rebels did not better, of course. Galahad could do nothing to prefent such a calamity.

"But then it is in the family, isn't it?" he says to himself. He remembers Mandragos. In an odd way, it started there.

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Vader stands silently in the Jungle. He is sensing the death of the world around him. In a way it is pleasing. but... he is also bored.

The wildlife does not come near.

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Troopers have been ordered to search the wreckage of the Hall of Records. There's little left.

A Commander and an underling are looking at the wrecked remnants of some kind of golden plates, shattered and burned and melted.

The underling is trying to recognise a name he sees on a tiny surviving fragment; he has queried it with the Commander.

"Didn't you pay attention to your history?" he says. "Thart's where they fought the Hal'Nassa."

"Hal'Nassa?"

"Local gibberish. Translates roughly as 'Big Joke'. Some joke. Plenty died. Complete waste of time. Don't you know anything? The final battle of the Clone Wars."

"There wasn't a final battle of the Clone Wars! The campaigns were still going when the droids were shut down!"

"You need to go back and study. The Hal'nassa was fought seven weeks after that. Jedi General there too. Guess that was part of the joke. Anyway. Get back to work."

As they move on, they pass another similar piece in black, in melted Osokan writing.

The Osokan symbol there translates roughly as 'Slayer of the Stars'.

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End

(cue Star Wars ending theme)

We finally finished, everyone! And an Imperial victory, nonetheless.

Congrats to everyone 😛

"And so it ends, Lanzar burns and Galaxy shall be freed from this pathetic race. Soon no one will dare to oppose our New Order." -Commisar speaks to Sareitha as they eat luxorious dinner together, with various images of the dying world displayed.

"Of course, there is unfinished business with Andran...we will get him sooner or later. He is old anyway, and won`t remain a threat much longer. As with Galahad and Duchess, we shall see if they step in our way next time...." -He smiles viciously, as the classical piece of music playing reaches its crescendo. "If they remain so foolish, they will pay the price as well."

(Congratulations as well!)

The attack on Lanzar finished, Janthis finds himself back on the cold barracks of a Star Destroyer. Every last thing has been killed. Every last Osokan burning or being eaten by the jungles. He leans on glass window overlooking the planet.

Janthis thought this time may be a little different. The Osokans were fierce creatures. He thought this may truly be a war. He was foolish yes they could fight, and they gave the them a few good shots. In the end though it was an illusion mostly. Now that it has fallen, Janthis quickly sees the same massacres he has helped create since the end of the Clone Wars.

Janthis realized he had his forehead resting on his forearm. He lifted up and begin to make his way to his private quarters in the barracks. They were small, with a stool and small table in the middle. A small bed in the corner. He didn't really complain it was better then he had growing up.

He sat down on the stool. He began to ponder his meaning. He was raised a warrior, a true soldier. Designed and constructed to fight in the grandest battles. He had been produced for glory. Now what would his legacy be?

Would he be remembered as a hero who fought for the Republic in the greatest battles the Galaxy had ever seen? Or would his name be embedded in the history books along genocide, and death.

Many of his brothers had died in the war. Sometimes he wishes that he could have had the same honor. The crying of mothers began to enter his head. The screaming of children echo in his ears. He's staring at the floor knowing the nightmares will be coming soon.

He reaches for a bottle beneath the table. Opens the lid and takes a swig. A warm sensation goes down his throat resting into his belly. He can not deal with the bad times tonight. He takes another swig and lays down bed.
No bad times any night as he closes his eyes bottle in hand.

Coll glares at the news displays of the Battle of Lanzar, knowing that it could have gone better under his command. An 'honorable mention' of a certain General fleeing from the primitive swine stings at him. He knows the incident will be mentioned again. But they weren't there to witness the battle. Everything that had gone right had done so under Coll's supervision.

Damn the media; Coll did not do his job just so the public could rate his performance. No, he performed his duties to the Emperor, to protect the Galaxy from harmful existences.

"The rest of the planet will not be so fortunate," Coll mutters to himself, looking out over the burning city. Walkers stomp past him, blasting apart a building nearby. Stormtroopers scurry about, following Vader's orders to level the City. "They don't have a Drakkon to protect them."

Coll turns off the holofeed of the news and pulls on his trench coat over his fresh uniform, then steps out into the mud and rain to oversee what remains to be seen.

"Slayer of the Stars" is Galder.

Whoa, really?

Yes, Ush confirmed it. Galder is famous!

Originally posted by Lord Melkor
Yes, Ush confirmed it. Galder is famous!
That's cool

We already knew THAT...

Originally posted by Captain REX
We already knew THAT...
Yeah, yeha Galder is cool, Galder is the man 🙄

The fact that Galder is mentioned by name actually mildly worries me. Though how did people not instantly figure out that's who/what "slayer of the stars" referred to? 😛

I didn't think that Galder would be that prominent in Osokan history, personally. I thought there was a similarity, but apparently Galder has much swine-slaughtering to do himself...

Originally posted by Captain REX
I didn't think that Galder would be that prominent in Osokan history, personally. I thought there was a similarity, but apparently Galder has much swine-slaughtering to do himself...
This probably means more swine-slaughtering for everyone 😛

Do you see Xavier mentioned there? No. 😛

Originally posted by Captain REX
Do you see Xavier mentioned there? No. 😛
That's because Xavier was probably behind Galder when they wrote it down 😛

Our characters on Imperial Side don`t know it, but the Records of Kileen mentioned every Osokan hunt throughout their entire history. All Darksiders from PT should be mentioned there.

Yes, but Galder gets a notable mention. That could mean a lot of things.

Like he is more manly than others...