Supreme Leader Lucas

"I have listened to the clash of swords, I have heard the hum-buzz of lightsabers. The sounds of blaster fire once filled the air, and a space station the size of a moon, firing it's own weapon at innocent victims. I have heard the mourns and helpless cries of death from the depths. I once saw the light, I now see a shadow, one that when light passes through, it's tormented by the, pitch, black darkness of this cruel world. Full of vile and wicked destruction. A world so dark, if there were any light, it would be so dim, that even it would burn out because of how immensely dark it was. A world beyond hope, beyond rescue, beyond light. Where the dark 'is' the light, and the light, is non existent."

- Lord Lucas, to Darth Vader shortly before his own destruction Supreme Leader Lucas, Lord Lucas, or his real name, George Lucas was born on Byss, on an unknown date. It has been rumored that he was the creator of everything that ever existed. Though, he had been quietly watching his supposed creation, nobody ever knew he existed. Except for a few, that is. He really rose to power sometime in the Old Republic. His power was succeeded by none, and for all anyone knew, he was, in fact the most powerful being to ever exist. He grew in political power, and in his own force-strength.

Later, he decided to form his own empire, The Empire of Annihilation, sometime around 525-500-BBY. At first, it was small. Nobody really trusted in such a small empire, but, later on, however, more and more found it easier to join as others joined as well. Then, by around 400-BBY he had made a name for his own empire. He tried his best to make sure he was always at peace with some criminal groups, but, certain ones, he couldn't quite.

By time 150-BBY his empire had grown to the size of some of the most massive criminal networks. There was trouble with growth, though. He had to fight with groups that didn't appreciate his empire's so called 'growth'. He didn't let them stop him. After all, he did see himself as the creator.