Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Chapter 1 The Dark Side

 Darth Sidious had had enough of the Republic. He was the king of the Empire. There were three nations, Republic, Empire, and the Seperatists. The Empire and the Republic had a peace agreement to wipe out the evil Seperatists. Every time a Seperatist dies, the Republic gains more power, not the Empire. Cancellor Sidious had had enough. There nation was the one who gave weapons to the Republic. It was because of them Seperatists were dying. He asked his townspeople to vote if they should go for an assault on the Republic. Every single one of them agreed to destroy the Republic. Cancellor Sidious secretly went to meet the king of the Seperatists, Cancellor Sevourous. They agreed that the Seperatists  will launch the first attack. The Empire will hand some weapons to the Seperatists. They had to delay the attack because Mary, Sidious's wife, was having a baby. When the baby came out, they named him, Darth Vader.
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  1. AnonymousSeptember 25, 2013 at 12:17 PM

    I love how you had a bunch of characters in new ways. Signed Gavin aka Number 4.

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