The Empire begins with the Fourth Scourge

For example, Dunn-Wessex and Shen-Jion. They had almost no presence in the original plot, but why did they shine in my book and become important characters? On the one hand, this is due to the advancement of the plot, and on the other hand, it is also because I have perfected some settings that were not originally there.

Dunn-Wessex, in fact, in the original plot, he was just one of the first appointed governors of the Galactic Empire, and married Lila-Blissex. Apart from that, he was just mentioned in passing, nothing else. Why did he become the King of the North? Because on the one hand, there is such a passage in the original plot-"After Lila married Dunn, she used the new influence given to her by marriage to promote her own Star Destroyer plan."

What does it mean? It means that Lila used Dunn's influence to vigorously promote the construction of her Imperial-class Star Destroyer. There are two problems here. First, there are many problems with the Imperial-class Star Destroyer, which the military knows. Secondly, for such a big thing as purchasing a large number of Imperial-class Star Destroyers, is Dunn-Wessex's influence so strong?

So based on this, I can judge that Dunn-Wessex may be an invisible boss of the Imperial military, so he has the ability to make the military promote the equipment and procurement of Imperial-class Star Destroyers.

Then Dunn-Wessex is a wife-loving maniac, and the setting of lolita control, which has some exaggerated factors in it. Because Lila-Blissex's setting says that she is very beautiful, and her height is 1.5 meters in the information... In this "Star Wars" world based on the Western worldview, a height of 1.5 meters is really similar to a dwarf, so it is not unfair to say that he is a lolita control.

What about the wife-loving maniac? For the sake of his wife, he used his influence to promote the large-scale ordering and installation of the Imperial-class Star Destroyers with design problems. Isn't this enough to love his wife?

Then the situation of Severance-Tan and Shen-Jon is relatively simple and direct. They are from a very low-quality Star Wars game "Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds". Severance Tann is the villain boss in the story. She led a small army, fighting and growing her own strength, and then killed her way to the core circle of the Milky Way within one or two months in the early days of the Clone Wars, and once occupied the energy planet Sarabin in the core circle.

This record is very valuable, and I think it is very interesting, so I adopted this character design and made her the number one general of the Separatists. However, because of her, in my book, General Grievous's record looks a lot bleaker, which is also my regret.

Then, Shen-Jon, as the protagonist of "Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds", also defeated Severance Tann in desperate battles. If we have to admit the value of Severance Tann's record, we also need to admit the value of Shen-Jonn's defeat of Tann, so I designed him as a very powerful Jedi Knight, both in strength and strategy, he is top-notch.

At the same time, in order to solve the shortcoming of Shen-Jon's complete lack of popularity, I also added the will of Darth Tenebrous to him, making him and Darth Tenebrous merge into one. These should be enough, haha.

By the way, when I wrote Sev'rance Tann, I had not yet studied the naming method of the Chiss. In fact, Sev'rance Tann should not be called that. Her full name is Sev'rance Tann. According to the common naming habits of the Chiss, the middle part of her name should be cut off, that is, Vranceta, that is, Vranceta, which sounds better. But it's too late, Tann is Tann.

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