There are many theories which orbit the Apollo space missions. However, apart from the obvious moon hoax claims, there are many other baffling tales surrounding these missions. Surrounding not only a proof to the validity of the programs, but also a seemingly transparent approach to presumably many, although we would never believe all, of the anomalies that the American Space Agency encountered during those incredibly expensive yet highly successful missions. Watched by nearly everyone spinning around on our small globe, one very few lucky enough to travel away from like to call the Blue Marble. There are many unexplained images that have been snapped of the moon by NASA. Some claimed as showing nothing like that of the famous pyramid we have covered in the past, seemingly rediscovered on an image once claimed by NASA as an overexposed image. But there are many other anomalies and objects NASA neither confirm nor deny the existence of, yet still release said images to the world. They do not deny and equally accept that many they cannot explain. The Shard This image is a 44-time enlargement of a lunar orbiter frame coated LO-384M, taken with a medium-resolution camera at a distance of at least 250 miles. It shows an object dubbed by Richard Hoagland as the Shard. Interestingly, although some have dismissed the object as a simple camera malfunction, the Shard also possesses a shadow correctly aligned with the position of Saul at that time. According to Hoagland, quote, poor resolution images like this one of the Shard have led some to conclude it is an ephemeral outgassing event. However, the Enterprise mission enhancements reveal no spray or splatter, which would be consistent with such a conclusion. He goes on to state, the object appears to be solid, though badly battered by meteors. End quote. Above and behind the Shard is the Tower, another among this collection of mystifying images of apparent lunar objects. The Tower has been researched and studied by many people since its discovery among NASA's images. A massive structure calculated as being an incredible 7 miles high, this estimation clearly makes any consideration that the Tower is indeed a real structural anomaly, soaring from the lunar surface a tough pill to swallow. Yet the images remain an incredibly difficult thing to explain, and the Tower's cuboid feature atop just adds to this ongoing mystery yet one of deep intrigue is the mystery of Castle. The name given to an object captured by the Apollo 10 astronauts during the Moon orbit mission codenamed AS-1032-4822, it is of a one-mile long object floating miles above the lunar surface, like a satellite to our satellite, that even more amazingly is possibly like that of what makes Saturn's rings, that being ice crystals of pure water, is apparently, according to future enhanced image study, also made from a material alike glittering glass. Apart from the reports of strange music being heard on the far side of the Moon, a claim few will ever be able to confirm the truth of, this extraordinary object is something very few know of and even less have studied. Unless more attention is given to such incredible anomalies, one's witnessed by us already and so relatively close to our little home, we may never know what they are. They are undoubtedly highly compelling.


He was a legend in the Republic fleet, and a hero to me, until he betrayed us. When the Sith attacked my homeworld, the Leviathan, which saw Carruth's flagship, was at the head of the fleet. My family was destroyed that day, and my wife died in the Sith bombardment. This is your chance to avenge the deaths of your family. That is not the way of the Jedi. Vengeance, anger, emotion, these things lead to the dark side.  We have to figure out who has the best chance to avoid capture so they can come and rescue us later. It's a long shot, it's over. The Admiral will be watching the three of us far too closely for any plot involving you, me, or Carruth to succeed. It's going to be up to one of the others to get us out of this. Well, if we're gonna pick someone to save our skins, we better do it. Wait, what? I picked myself. In a minute, we're gonna have Sith... Did I click that? Pastela Overruled? I'm thinking either Jolie or HK-47. One for Jolie, two for HK. What do you guys think? Okay, let's have HK do it. What if the Sith disassemble you before your reserve power supply kicks in? That's possible. My reserve power supply is a prototype yet to be tested, yet I can attempt this task if you wish. Okay, we'll give it a try. Hold on, they're dragging us into the docking bridge. Pastela, Carruth, and the crew have been taken prisoner as you ordered, Commander. Excellent. Have you searched the ship thoroughly? Admiral Carruth warned me to be alert for any kind of treachery. We found a disabled hunter killer droid in the back of the ship. Excellent. We can reprogram this droid to fight in our own army. Wipe its memory chip and take it to the salvage shop. Carruth has been far too long since we last spoke. I see the recent months have not been kind in your case. I barely recognized you. But I recognize you, Saul.  Did you learn nothing in your time under me? As a soldier, you should understand the casualties were unavoidable. This was an act of war. That was a cowardly act of betrayal. Your fleet bombed a civilian target into oblivion without warning or provocation, and the blood of those innocent people is on your hands. In war, even the innocent must die. The Sith would not accept me until I proved I had truly turned my back on the Republic by bombing the planet. My wife died in that attack, Saul.  You used to be a man of action, not of empty words. Cling to your lust for revenge if you must, but spare me your tired threats I've heard them all before. You're an insignificant part of these events anyway. Lord Malak is far more interested in your Jedi companions. He has great plans for them. We will never serve Malak or the Dark Side. The Sith will be destroyed, Admiral Karath, as will you if you don't turn away from this path. Your words are brave, Bastilla, but the lure of the Dark Side is hard to resist. Or so I've been told. I wonder if your companion is as devoted to the light as you are. For the right offer, I could probably be convinced to join the Sith. What is as fickle as ever, I see. Malak will find that amusing, though I seriously doubt he will want you of all people at his side. The Dark Lord would probably reward me if I just killed you once and for all, but he may want to question you given the trouble you've caused him, and the history between you. Why don't you just let me go, Bastilla is the one you want. You mean... oh, this can't be true, can it? You really don't know what's going on here, do you? Well, I won't be the one to deprive Malak of the pleasure of telling you himself. The Dark Lord will no doubt torture you for information and for his own twisted pleasure. Eventually, you will tell him everything. The Sith can be very persuasive. However, Lord Malak is in another sector. It may be some time before he arrives, so I suppose I will have to fill in for him until then. Activate the torture fields. Enough. I don't want them to pass out before I question them. Malak will appreciate any information I can give him when he arrives. Don't waste your breath, Saul. We won't answer any of your questions. I'm sure you won't. However, we both know your friend's loyalties have proven in the past to be somewhat... flexible. Don't torture me, I'll tell you everything. My loyalty is as true as Bastilla's. It is time to put your loyalty to the test. I doubt torturing you will gain me your true co-operation. Your will is too strong to be broken that way. Interrogation will begin now. Each time you're fused to answer or give me a false answer, Bastilla will suffer. Okay, here's the thing. Am I going to blow it with Bastilla if I'm trying to be funny here? Because I think this is a funny answer, but am I going to blow it?   Go ahead, torture her. I don't really like her anyway. Cross the galaxy with someone and you expect me to believe you feel nothing for each other? I tire of these games. Now I want answers. On what planet is the Gerai Academy at which you were trained? Uh... Alderaan. It's on Alderaan. Alderaan is nothing but a planet of artisans and philosophers. There is no training academy there. You must think this is a game. Very well, this is the price of your resistance. Enough! You see what happens when you try to defy me? This first question was a test. Obviously, Malak knew the academy was on Dantuin and it has since been destroyed by our fleet. Dantuin is an empty graveyard now. Nothing is there but a smoking ruin and the charred remains of your former masters. Well, I never liked them anyway. But your feigned indifference does not fool me. Your masters are eradicated along with any hope of someone rescuing you. Now, tell me your mission. How were the Gerai planning on using you to stop Lord Malak and our Sith Armada? We've been sent to assassinate Lord Malak. Do you take me for a fool? The Gerai are not assassins. They would never devise such a plan. Perhaps you need a reminder of the consequences of refusing to cooperate. No. Uh, no! Ah! Fing! Fing! Ah! Listen, can you not hear her suffering?  Perhaps another lesson is in order. Oh, God, it really is. No! No! I beg you, no! Mercy! No! I am surprised she did not pass out sooner. Rarely have I seen someone withstand such punishment and remain conscious. I see I am wasting my time here. When Malak arrives, you will learn my interrogation techniques are considered merciful among the Sith. I... Don't try to move too quickly. You might not be fully recovered yet. Admiral Karath had his guards continue to torture you even after you passed out. They tortured all of us, though you got the worst of it by far. Saul wanted them to make us suffer. He's become some sort of sadistic monster. The Dark Side has perverted him, Garth. Once you start down the tainted path, it leads you ever further into the depths of evil. Blah, blah, blah. Don't you ever get tired of being so preachy? This is not a matter to joke about. If there is one thing we can learn from Saul, it's how the power of the Dark Side can corrupt even the bravest of heroes. I'm sorry, forgive me. Snapping at you like that won't help our situation. I suppose I'm taking the news of Dantoine's destruction quite hard. First Taurus, now the Academy. Is there no end to the killing? It's hard to believe they're all gone. Or maybe he was lying. I'd like to believe that Saul was lying to us. But even as he said the words, I knew they were true. The Academy is gone. We should have felt a disturbance in the Force when the attack came. The fact that we did not is a bad sign. A fear the Dark Side is growing stronger. Casting shadows, our vision cannot pierce. I can only hope that some of the Jedi escaped. Rook, and Ar, Sa. I cannot imagine all of them being gone. In any case, we've lost our one place of refuge in the galaxy. None of this will matter if we don't get out of this prison before Saul gets back. I'm not afraid of him. Saul mentioned that Lord Malak was on his way. I think the Admiral left to prepare for his arrival and to report the results of our interrogation. It is fortunate you were able to resist the Admiral's questioning. The fate of the galaxy could be changed by revealing the slightest piece of vital information. I have to confess something. There was a moment, just a moment. When part of me was hoping you would tell him what he wanted to know, just to make the horrible pain stop. The only reason I asked you is... I'm sorry, Bastala. Watching you suffer tore me apart. I know you would never do anything to intentionally cause me pain. But you did the right thing. I don't honestly know if I could have been as strong in your position to watch you suffer like that. It might have been too much for me to bear. Did you feel that? A disturbance in the Force. The Admiral has sent his message. The Dark Lord knows we are here now. Malak is coming. Well then we better hope HK-47 busts us out of here before he arrives. What is he doing to him? Nice. Okay, HK, we got this. What are we going to do with it? Me always know good opportunity when me sees it. Here, you help me. Here, take Icebreaker. It'll let you slice in a computer on ship. Me has tuned the breaker. The breaker will work on very computers. So you use it on a breaker level, it will not work anywhere else. Remember, the breaker are only good for one use. So you do not waste it. You go fight guard, me go and hide now. Wait for a chance to get to ship. Very good. Affirmative. Nice. Attention terminal, unlock aft holding cells at equipment storage. Aft bridge, unsecured.  Nice. Remember the layout of the ship. Our equipment should be in a storage chamber just through the north doors. After we grab our stuff, we need to get to the main bridge controls. The bridge is the only place that we can open the docking gate to the hangar where they've got the Ebon Hawk. We have to open those gates before we can fly out of here. We better get moving. I can feel the darkness of Malak's presence approaching. And I don't want to be here when he arrives. None of us is a match for the Sith Lord. I'm not afraid of Malak.  The power of the Dark Lord is strong enough to destroy any of us. Even you. It would be suicide to face Malak here. We need to get away before he arrives. Let's get our equipment and just start blasting our way to the bridge controls. Surrising secrecy will serve us best. A small group might have a better chance of sneaking onto the bridge undetected while the others make their way down to the Ebon Hawk. Count me in then. I've got a score to settle with the Admiral before we get off this ship. And I have a feeling I'm going to find him on the Leviathan's bridge. Careful, Karth. There's more at stake here than personal revenge. It's true, Karth. You can come. But don't let your hatred of Saul Karath jeopardize our true mission. Getting the Ebon Hawk safely off the Leviathan. You better come with me and Karth. The others can find their way on their own, but we might run into trouble. We'll need you and your powerful force abilities to deal with it. The three of us will get our equipment and make our way to the bridge. The rest of you head down to the docking hangar where they've got the Ebon Hawk. You'll have to find a way to deal with the guards. Don't you worry about that. I know how to deal with the guards. They won't know what hit them. Good. Get to the equipment room. Grab what you need and we'll be gone. We'll meet you there as soon as we get those docking bay doors open. Just make sure the Hawk is ready to fly when we get there. And may the force be with you. We still have to get our equipment. Let's go. This is Kanderas. We're at the Ebon Hawk. Like we figured it's under heavy guard. But don't worry. We'll figure out a plan to take care of them. Okay. So block. That's where we're at now. Let's go bridge. Bridge? Then... What was the other one? Alright, here we go. I haven't played with Karath since like the first map. Master speed. We're going to save it. What did we do last time? Look, chat. Speed before I put on the speed suits? And now we're zooming. Hello. It's locked. Okay. Very resourceful. I assume you had some part in this. You learned your lessons well from me.   I'm giving you and your companions a chance to surrender. A chance to live. Darth Malak himself is on his way. He'll be arriving any moment. He speaks the truth, Karth. I can feel the Dark Lord's presence approaching.   I've seen enough of his mercy. You always did like to do things the hard way. Lord Malak would have preferred live prisoners, but corpses will have to do. Oh, Frick. Okay. Okay, I'm going to let you pop off on him. Toby, you're going to go.  So we all get bonus five, all stats. You're going to force R. You're going to force B. Let's watch. Let's watch it unfold. Okay. I don't think that's how I thought this was going to go. Are you doing anything? Okay. Well, that doesn't work. Full world buffs. Malak, I've seen enough. Okay, we're going to start here. Master rapid shot. So next, what you can do, I want you to go force wave.  And then you are going to maybe hopefully stop getting owned for a minute. Never mind.  I'm going to spam heals with her. What can I do? Ready? I'm here. Karth is dead. Okay. So Karth is dead. She's going to heal. What can I do? And then I want you to Stasis this guy. You're going to flurry this guy. Go here. What can I do? Yes. Okay. This is good. No, Karth, don't give into your hatred. Forget him, Karth. We have to get out of here before Malak arrives. Or take your time, Karth.  No, Karth. Not like this. Do not give into the hate.  Do you know the pain he's brought me? Killing him won't ease the pain, Karth. Do not become what you despise. Karth. Excess PC justice. Remember them whenever you look at those. You thought way off. He's gone. He said it can't be true, can it? No, no, no. It can't.   What did he say, Karth? Basil, it is true, isn't it? And you knew.  Karth is not what you think. We had no other choice. Please. You don't understand. So make me understand. What are you talking about? What's going on? Not here, Karth. Please. There's no time. Malak is coming. This isn't the place. Please, Karth. I'm asking you to trust me for just a little while longer. What? What? No! I want it now. She's right, Karth. This isn't the time. We can get into this after we escape. Karth is out of this ship. I expect some answers. Of course, Karth. As soon as we get to the Ebonhawk, I'll explain everything to both of you, I promise. Dark side points gained. 3,700 credits. Sip, assassin, missile, verbi, and prototype ship. Okay, pod champ. Darth Malak. Down you go! I hope you weren't thinking of leaving so soon, Bastilla. I've spent far too much energy hunting down you and your companions to let you get away from me now. Besides, I had to see for myself if it was true. Even now, I can hardly believe my eyes. Tell me, why did the Jedi spare you? Is it vengeance you seek at this reunion? So, this was the cutscene, right? That everybody started freaking out whenever I loaded it on accident, where we saw that, like, because I remember the first frame of him walking through the gate and everybody started freaking out. We didn't watch it. Reunion, what are you talking about? The meeting was inevitable, Malak. Reunion, what are you talking about? What? You mean you don't know all this time and you still haven't figured it out? I wonder how long you would have stayed blind to the truth. Surely some of what you once were and why now, even the combined power of the Jedi Council couldn't keep your true identity buried forever, could it? The Jedi do not believe in killing their prisoners. No one deserves execution no matter what their crimes. The Council would not normally accept an adult for training, but this is a special case. They say the Force can do terrible things to a mind. It can wipe away your memories Tatooine. Kashak. Revan visited each of these worlds searching for clues to reveal the hidden location of the Star Forge. The lure of the Dark Side is difficult to resist. I fear this quest to find the Star Forge could lead you down an old too familiar path. What greater weapon is there than to turn an enemy to your cause to use their own knowledge against them? Yeah. What the hell, dude? So, is my character Darth Revan?  Dude. Okay. So how did I lose my memory? It was me. It was me the whole time. What? Is it true though? I'm Darth Revan. How's that possible? How'd they capture someone as powerful as Revan? Oh, great. Why'd you betray your master? Why wouldn't the Jedi just simply kill me? But you underestimated me. I acted sooner than you expected and seized the Sith throne with a single brilliant stroke. Why wouldn't the Jedi just simply kill me? The Jedi are fools. They do not believe in executing prisoners. Originally, I assumed you had died in the battle. Imagine my surprise when I found out you were still alive, Revan. Vassila, is this true? It's true. What did the team send to capture Revan? To capture you? When Malak fired on the ship, you were badly injured. We thought you were dead. Your mind was destroyed, but I used the force to preserve the flicker of life in your body. I brought you to the Jedi Council. They were the ones who healed your damaged mind. Then why don't I remember being Revan? The Jedi Council didn't restore your wounded mind, Revan. They merely programmed it with a new identity, one loyal to the Republic. They tried to make you their slave. But why program me with another identity? We couldn't simply restore your true identity. Revan was too dangerous. But locked inside your mind was information the Republic needed. The secrets of the Starforge. The Council created an identity for you. A soldier under my command. Your subconscious memories were supposed to lead me to the Starforge. There was no other way to get the information. They made you their puppet, Revan. And Vassila was the handler pulling your strings. But what if I remembered who I really was? That was a risk the Council chose to take. I had to try and draw out the secrets of the Starforge. It was our only hope of stopping the Sith. There was no other choice. Why you, Bastila? Why did the Council choose you? I used my force powers to heal you on that bridge. We share a bond. I convinced the Council I could use our bond to draw out your memories and lead us to the Starforge. Tell the truth, Bastila. You knew the dark side for yourself. You knew the only way the Council would permit you to explore the Sith's power was through Revan's lost memories. No. I wanted to help you, Revan. I thought this mission would redeem you. That it would atone for your past crimes. How else could you be saved? Wait, so... Hold on. Was she leading my character on? Or did she still actually like my character? She was leading my guy on. Dude thinks he's got a shot. And at the end of the day, he just wants the forge. Realistically, she didn't have a choice. So although my guy's being used, he's getting used because he has to get used. Is she lying to him and leading him on in order to get what she wants and not cutting him off and establishing like yo? Because she knows he likes her. But if she doesn't cut him off for the sake of using him and using that knowledge to it, his advantage in order to get the Star Forge. But also, realistically, there's no other alternative. There is no other choice. Yeah, no good answers. Tarzan. Realistically, here's where it lies.  She knows that he likes her. It's very clear. It's a hard one. Hey, Malik, by the way, man, I really appreciate you being so patient with us, man. I really, really do appreciate that. Thank you for being so kind to patient. Can we get some OK champs and chat for Malik? What a good guy. I'm thinking one. I was right to betray you. You are not fit to rule the Sith. A small part of me has always regretted betraying you from afar. I always knew there were some who would think I acted out of fear that did not want to face you. But now, fate has given me a second chance to prove myself. Once I defeat you in combat, no one will question my claim to the Sith throne. My triumph will be complete. Triumph Malik? You seem to forget that I'm still alive.  I'm going to own this dude, ready? OK. Speed Force Aura. Oh, God. I'm kiting. I'm kiting. I'm kiting. I'm kiting. I'm kiting. I'm kiting. I'm kiting. I'm kiting. OK. We're going to go and we're going to hit and Ragnion Energy Shield. And then Hyper Battle Stimulant. Hyper Adrenal String. Save? No. Stamina? Alacrity. OK. Boom. There we go. Owned. Get fricking dunked on. You see that? You got to do it. You just got to...  Straight away. Let's do the Arcanean Shield. OK. Battle Stimulant? What? Dude, I hit so hard. This is not the highest difficulty. What? Come on. We have to get to the Ebon Hawk. What about Bastilla? We have to help her. Bastilla doesn't stand a chance against Malak, but we can't help her. Not here. We have to get off the ship and find the Starforge. That's the key to beating the Dark Lord. Bastilla sacrificed herself so we could get away. We can't let her sacrifice be in vain. Come on. Why are these sisters better than them? There is Bastilla. What happened on the ship? We ran into Malak. He would have killed us, but Bastilla sacrificed herself so we could get away.  Don't be foolish. He'll want to use her battle meditation against the Republic. Turn her to the dark side and the Sith will always be victorious. We have to go back for Bastilla. Not so fast. We've got a bigger issue to deal with here. They deserve to know the truth about you. Do you want to tell them what Malak said or should I? Drets. You can't bully me, though I shouldn't be surprised now that I know who you really are, Revan. Revan? What are you talking about? Is this some kind of a joke? No, it's no joke. The Jedi Council captured Revan and erased the Dark Lord's mind. Programming her new identity. So you can't tell me I'm alive. And Bastilla confirmed it. No, I don't remember anything about being the Dark Lord, but I also don't remember showing up to a Daft Punk concert either with your guys' freaking headgear. And so the lies began. It was obvious you remembered something back there when Malak confronted you with the truth. It might have only been small pieces, but there was something there. Just a few flashes. That's it. Nothing more? Then I don't think there's a problem. It seems to me that if you don't really remember anything about being Revan, then it doesn't really matter anymore. You are who you are now, right? Of course it still matters. How do we know more memories won't come flooding back? How do we know Revan won't suddenly turn on us? The whole time we've been chasing after Malak, we've had his old Sith Master right at our side, listening to our secrets, hearing our plans. This changes nothing. I still want to stop Malak. I don't see the Sith Lord standing here. I see a friend who's been with us through thick and thin. Remember, Malak's the one who tried to destroy Tarras. I agree with Mission. I swore a life dead to the person you are, not the person that you were. Big Z and I will stick by you. We owe you our lives. We won't desert you now. How can you say that, Mission? My mom, my home world.  It was Sol Karath who commanded the fleet that attacked your people, Karath. And it was Malak who gave the order. You know this. I have felt the presence of the Dark Side in you, Revan. As it is in all of us. I know the dangers of that path. Yet I also know the Fallen can be redeemed. I have seen signs of the taint of the Dark Side in your actions and deeds. But I will not give up on you. As you did not give up on me.  What do you have to say, HK? Commentary. I am experiencing something unusual, Master. Why? What's happening? My programming is activating my deleted memory core. I believe I have a a homing system that is restoring it, Master. Your homing system? What's that? Observation. My homing system is a function of my assassination protocols that which I told you had been deactivated. This system was not. It seems that the homing system deliberately restores my deleted memory core upon upon returning to my original Master. Oh, Brick. So I bought him when he was mine. I did that. That guy scammed me. He was already my droid. He scammed me out of 2,500 credits. And now he takes 2 and a half Gs from me. And then he doesn't even open up his shop for anything else. On Tatooine. Observation. Indeed. I do hope we shall have the chance to engage in combat together again soon, Master. Wow. What are the chances of that happening? Remember we're talking about the force here. At this point, Malik himself could drop out of the sky and I wouldn't bat an eyelash. Good point. It's like, whoa, that's so crazy. What about you, Jolie? What about me? I already knew who you were.  Better off that you know if you ask me. Does it change anything? I'm not here to judge you. You'll do what you have to do. And I'll help if I can. What do you think, Candorus? You defeated the Mandalore Clans in the war, Revan. You were the only one in the galaxy who could best us. We had never met one like you before and never since. How can you even ask if I'll follow you? Before you're fighting, it will be worthy of my skill. I'm your man until the end, Revan. No matter how this plays out. Candorus, we're going to put some clothes on. Mar- you're the only one naked here. Everybody else has clothes on. Ha, ha, ha, ha. Candorus just like shirtless. She's your reason. I didn't notice. You won't abandon me, will you T3? Well, Carth, will you stand against me with Malik? Wait, will you stand with me against Malik? Well, the others seem to trust you, and I don't see any other way that we can stop the Sith. And I suppose that Malik is the real enemy here. I don't have any other choice, do I? You're right. You don't have a choice. I'm in charge around these parts. I won't let my personal feelings get in the way of my assignments or this mission, but don't forget, I've sworn an oath to defend the Republic. As long as this mission stays on course, I'll stick with you, but I won't let you betray the Republic under any circumstances. So I guess that's it then. We keep going. We've still got one more Star Map to uncover if we're going to find that Star Forge and save Vassala, so let's do it before it's too late. We're going to Korvan. It's the last planet that we have. Okay, so we're here on Korvan. A word, if I may, it concerns the Dark Lord of the Sith. You mean Malik? No, human, the Teru Dark Lord of the Sith. I am speaking of Darth Revan. Of you? How do you know who I am? Listen to me, and all will be made clear. My name is Ziogrom. I am a businessman. Me and my partner, we deal in rare items of extraordinary value and power. You're with the exchange? No, we are not. We are independent operators. Independent operators, though, often our transactions involve those who represent the exchange. Traditionally, we have always done business with the owner of the Ebenhub, David Kang, most recently, but Ahita Otar before him and Furi Haksa before her, but we were reluctant to report you. You had no ties to the exchange. What's the problem? Even worse, you wore a Jedi, so it is not the type of person that we normally associate with. Alright, we'll get to the point. How do you know my true identity? Therefore, reports of the Ebenhub travelling to many different planets, we wanted to know what you were up to. At your last port, I placed a small tracking device on your ship. Go on. Your escapade on the Leviathan created quite an ester in the seat fleet. Of course, Malek tried to suppress the truth about your identity. We know what happened on the Leviathan. At least, we know enough.  Well, how does this involve you? My partner and I deal in very rare and powerful items. Weapons, armor, things you could use in your battles against Malek and the seat, and you're just going to give these items to me. I don't carry these items with me, of course. They are with my partner, but there you are. If you have the Keredid to buy them, we do not want to make a profit on this after all. Just go in the cantina in Dreshte. There is a Rodian there. His name is Mika Dorel. Tell Mika that Ziyagram sent you to look at the premium items. Oh, go check it out. Mika already knows to expect it. Like I said, just tell him that you want to look at the premium items. He will show you the Persian rugs, and then he will show you the weapons. I guess my work here is done. Goodbye, Revan, and once Malek is beaten, do not forget to help, do not forget to help you to victory. Wait, who's talking? I see another Jedi comes with a small corpsman yet. Good to meet you. How do you know I'm a Jedi? Well, from the lightsaber that you are carrying. Only Jedi carry bombs like that, am I correct? There are many people who come to Korriban from throughout the seat space, hoping to join the academy. Some of them are Jedi who have left the order. You will get into the academy for certain. I understand Jedi who have left the lightsaber made very welcome. But I haven't left the lightsaber. Oh, I see. Then this is a very dangerous place for you to have come. Korriban is a seat planet. You know that, correct? But you know about that. It is very nice to see that the M&H has returned. I have not seen that ship for some time indeed. Since you are irregular to a little colony, the docking fee is only 25 credits. I don't need to collect the fee, er, Frick. You don't need to collect the fee. Er, I suppose you are correct. It won't hurt anything if I just let you pass through. The guy talking has a more embarrassing tone. Can you do the accent with this tone? Can I ask you some questions? What information? I could do the Sultan Habibi voice. What was the Sultan Habibi voice, the New World voice that we did? What? What information do you wish? Tell me about Korban. Well, this is Dreshte. It is the only colony on the planet. Korriban is a seat planet, well within their space. Though it is not very well inhabited. The seat allows Serka to conduct some mining here. And the company operates the star port. But otherwise, the colony revolves around the local seat academy. Well, I'll be on my way then. Enjoy your stay in Dreshte. Looks pretty fresh to me, Lashan. I'm playing on hard mode. You can try to kill me. You'd fail, but you can try. Those are very brave words for such an insignificant person. Do you not realize how many Sif are here in Dreshte? Not enough to save your sorry self.  Let me do it. Now, now, let's not be hasty. Perhaps our friend here could yet offer up some amusement. What do you say? Amuse us. Make us laugh. And we might just consider allowing you to live. I want to fight them, but I also want to tell the joke. I'm leaning toward as, man, this is hard. I kind of want to tell the, I kind of want to tell the joke, but I also want to tell them I'm Jordan Revan. I'm going to tell the joke. Go on. So two Mandalorians walk into the woods. One of them collapses and he doesn't seem to be breathing.  The other Mandalorian takes out his communicator and contacts his commander. I've heard this one before. I think quiet. He gasps. My partner collapsed. I don't know what to do. After a moment, the commander responds, calm down. I can help. And then? First, let's make sure your partner is dead. There's a silence. And then a blaster shot is heard. Back on the communicator, the Mandalorian says, okay, now what? It would be more realistic if the commander just shot them both. Too funny. Good one. Yes, I suppose that wasn't too bad. All right then, my friend, you've done as you were asked. That was terrible. Unbelievable. Is there something specific you wanted? Are you Mechel? And what if I am? You have to do something about those men. They're dying. That is the whole point. Personally, I think it's wonderful fun. Those fools actually think that if they stand there long enough, I'll let them become a Sith. Idiots. A Sith is not a banther. All endurance and no brains. A Sith would fight for his life no matter the odds.  So this isn't a real test for them? Oh, it's a test, all right.  If they don't, however, I certainly wouldn't admit them just for that accomplishment.  I think I'll go for some dinner. It will be fun to think of them while I gorge myself. They'll still be here in an hour or two, surely.  This is good. I want to celebrate my acceptance into the Academy. Me too. So how about it, chump? Ready to die? I'm eager to blow off some steam after those tests. Bring it on. Looks like we got a sefir there. Very good. You know it. Let's enjoy this. I know I will. I'll show you. This is part of what? I'll show you. What? Nice. Okay, don't mind us. We just killed four students. Sith Medallion, battle stimulant, construction kit. Oh, a Sith Medallion. Hey, you've got one of the medallions. You've been accepted. How did you ever manage that? Once you become a Sith, you can do anything. You can feel the power coursing through you. None of you fools can compare to me. We eat the na-da-la-ti-tai. G.P. Casa. Please, friend, we're pleased that you're successful. Please, you're jealous. You're jealous of my power. You think you deserve this medallion, don't you? I'll see. I have the power to do anything. Poodoo. Tony Rama. Naprakad. Don't go searching. Somebody please help me. Like you would ever belong beside me in the academy. I'd rather kill you now and save us the trouble. What's this? It seems I have an audience. Look, Jedi, just keep walking. Unless you want some of the same. Sorry, but I'm not going to let you kill that woman. Yes, let's see how tough you are then, or do what you want other than doing me. Yeah, let's see how tough you are then. I am a Sith now. My power is supreme.  Sith medallion, Crystal Bondar. Ah, there she is. You threw a ban. Can you not see that I am busy human? Ah, I see you have a medallion. Where did you get it? Why do you want to know? Do not be insolent human. I asked you a direct question and I will not be trifled with. Now where did you get this medallion? Persuade like it was given to me. Oh, by one of the others, no doubt. You do seem a fit candidate for the academy. Me liars? Something odd about you.  One who is very strong in the force, it seems. So were you a part of the order for very long? Did they train you? What difference does it make? Perhaps none. Perhaps all the difference in the world. With that kind of power you could become a great Sith. Perhaps, if I let you, does that interest you? Again? I suppose that would interest me, yes. Hmm, a strange response indeed. Is your mind maladjusted in some way? You should make for an interesting pupil indeed. I will take you to the academy, and we shall see if you are ready to join the ranks of the Sith. I have only one other question.  They are slaves. Don't worry about them. My hearing's not so good.  Yes, sir. There's something odd about this servant of yours. No matter. Make sure they don't disturb your training or cause trouble. You are responsible for them. Now, are you ready to go to the academy? Yes, I am. Then let us leave. Chat, stop. The master of the academy awaits you. Chat, stop. Greetings, prospective students. It appears we have a late entry. Who do you bring before me, Uthura? A young human, bristling with the force? A human that has had some training, it seems, master Uthar. Very promising, I think. I met this one in the colony. Unworthy, if you ask me. That I'll judge for myself, thank you. Tell me, human, what do you know of the ways of the Sith? What preconceptions has your mind been polluted with? I know more about the Sith than you. I've just forgotten. I know this is a powerful, frustrating, this is a evil, and have surrendered themselves to the temptation and curses of their power. Does those do what they want and pay no heed to duty or discipline? I know more about the Sith than you. I've just forgotten. Indeed. Then perhaps you would care to demonstrate for us the powers of a Sith master. No? Then perhaps you shall keep your foolishness to yourself and actually learn something. The Jedi equate the light with goodness and strength, and the dark with weakness and evil. Are you ready to learn the secrets of the dark side? Dare you? I dare, master Uthar. I am ready. Brash and fiery, as expected. Turn that passion to your advantage, child. What of you, Meekle? Are you ready? I am, master. More than ready. I sense much anger within you, young one. That is good. That will provide you power. And Shardan, what of you? I am always ready. I see. You would best gather your wits for the trial ahead, boy, or you will not last. And you, young human, does this interest you? Are you ready to learn more of what I speak? And what are my companions? Your slaves. They are irrelevant. They may accompany you so long as they do not interfere with us or with your training. Are you ready or not, young one? I am ready to learn more. She has a power without consideration of morality as a weakness. Power without the consideration. I am ready to learn more. And so shall it be. Now then, all of you five recruits have shown a degree of facility with the Force. You all have the potential to become true Sith. Only one of you, however, will succeed. The one who succeeds will be admitted to the Academy as a full Sith. All others must wait until next year and try again.  Heed her words. As Master Uthar said, none of you are true Sith yet. For that to occur, one of you must do enough of worth. Gain enough prestige to be selected. What is an act of worth? You must learn that for yourselves. Remember that you are competitors here. Fight for your destiny or go home. If you wish to gain a lead over your competitors, the first of you to learn the code of the Sith and tell me of it will be rewarded. The rest is for you to discover. Welcome to the dark side, my children. Your one chance at true greatness lies here. Here.  Is that such a daunting prospect? It is not as if I am asking you to perform the task alone, or as if you will get nothing out of it. Master Uthar cannot prevail against us both. That's all there is to it. It is a very simple matter. People against Master sounds familiar. And so it should. It is central to our beliefs. It is my responsibility to replace my master when I am strong enough. Did I ask what's your part in this? My part in this is to help you gain enough prestige and slow down the progress of the other hopefuls. I want you and that tomb when the time is right.  Very well, I agree. I'm so glad you see it my way. I will begin to make preparations for your final test. Your only worry now is to get there. Don't disappoint me. That's not true, Mirko. How do I get more prestige? You must impress Master Uthar.  The first and easiest way would be for you to learn the code of the Sith and speak it to him. I can teach you that if you like. Shall I go on? Please ask her about the meaning behind each verse of the Sith code. Okay. Can you tell me about the code of the Sith? I can help you understand it. Would you like to hear it? Peace is a lie. There is only passion. Through passion I gain strength. Through strength I gain power. Through power I gain victory. Through victory my chains are broken. The force shall free me. Simple words, yet easily misunderstood. Would you care for me to explain anything? Peace is a lie, there is only passion. The Jedi would have you believe that peace is a desirable goal. That peace of the spirit is the way the force is mastered. That a lack of conflict betters man. We know different. It is our passion, our hate and our desire that fuels the force. It is conflict that improves the lot of civilization and single being both. Conflict forces one to better oneself. It forces change, growth, adaption, evolution or death. These are not our laws but the universes. Without conflict you have only stagnation. Through passion I gain strength. What fuels your power with the force but your passion? The stronger, darker emotions. Anger, hatred, fear. These passions empower us. What about love? Love is more dangerous than all those things. Love leads to anger and hatred more often than not. But it also leads to mercy. Tell me about yourself. About myself. I'm originally from Sleheron if you must know. I was a slave to a cruel master, I'm sure you don't need to know more. Well, I'll be going on now. You have had an excellent start. Go, gain more prestige. Hey, Master Uthar. How about you Uthar my boss? You have much to do yet. You have gained little prestige. You'll have to work quickly if you hope to best the others. I have something to tell you about Yathura. Oh, what is my apprentice up to now? I know the location of the Mandalorian prisoner's weapon cache. You do. That is most interesting. Where might that be? It is hidden within a trapdoor on the ship. How ironic that I recently had his vessel scrapped for parts then. I had assumed it had been thoroughly scanned. I know the code of the ship. Then finish the code as I speak it. Peace is a lie that is only... Strength. No, no, that is incorrect. I know the code of the ship. Then finish the code as I speak it. Peace is a lie that is only... Serenity. No.  Then peace. No. Then peace. Peace of the lie isn't the first line. So if it's P, S, P, V, victory is V. No. Okay. Then peace is a lie that is only... Harmony. No. Finish the code as I speak it. Peace is a lie that is only... Passion. Through passion, I gain... There's only passion. Through passion, I gain strength. Through strength, I gain... Strength, I gain power. Through power, I gain... Victory. Through victory... My chains are broken. The force shall free me. Yes, good. You have indeed learned the code of the Sith. Speaking the words and knowing the words are however, two different things. Tell me then, true or false? Victory by any means is desirable. True. False. Unless victory proves your superiority. It is an illusion. Sadly it seems you did not understand the code as well as I thought. False. Well done. I will test you no more. You know the code. Very impressive. You have done well, but you have not impressed me enough to declare you the victor. I have matters to attend to. You should be careful if you're planning on entering this tomb. Uh, I can handle myself. If you say so. Just thought I would warn you is all. What's been your favorite part of this game so far? Well, the story in general has been really good. The plot twist was awesome. But I like the RPG elements of the game, right? I like building my character and stuff like that. So. Oh, wait, I was going to go back to the other spot. Oh, Frick. Wardroid Mark III with the Frick. Wait, we're just owning these guys. Yeah, so what we're at on the planet is, we're on the, we're at the game. There's a planet that's basically like a Sith training planet. And if you want to watch this game and get through the learning curve of Marwan. Uh, is it Marwan even longer than this game? I've never played in Elder Scrolls. Tomb door. Oh, what the Frick? Sith sarcophagus. Not steel sword, silver line sword, and vibro sword. Too long, too long in the cold in the dark. I am disturbed again. A human. Analysis. This emanation barely registers on my sensors, master. Plastifier may be ineffective, but I am prepared to test that at your word. Do I know you? It seems as if we have met before. I was here once before, I think. Do you remember me? I do. And yet I do not. The force is so strong with you, human. Yet the face, the soul. It has been so very long. Are you in Judah, Paul? I had a name once. Ajunta Paul. Ajunta. Yes, that was my name. I was one of many. We were servants of the dark side. Sith Lords, we called ourselves. So proud. In the end we were not so proud. We hid. Hid from those we had betrayed. We fell, and I knew it would be so. You were a Sith Lord from the ancient times? Ancient? Has it been so long that you used the word ancient? I have been here so long. So lost. I cannot, cannot remember. We were the first. The first to rebel, to betray. To surrender ourselves to the dark side. So strong we thought. So wrong. What do you mean by those we betrayed? What do you mean by those we had betrayed? Our Jedi masters. Those who had taught us to use the force. Who warned us against the dark side. Yet we embraced it in secret. Revealed in its power. We were discovered. What did we act? I can no longer remember. But here is where we came. To hide. To grow. And here we fell. You were a Sith Lord. What can you tell me about this place? Our temple. Our tomb. Built far from our enemies. We revered power. And threw off the teachings of our old masters. It, we were not the first to fall to the dark side. But we had more power than those before us. It came from elsewhere. Alright Mirko, we'll see you later dude. What do you mean? It came from where? Our oldest secret. Only, only we would know. We Lords. Only we would... The force persuade a Sith Lord? Tell me the secret. The force no longer touches my mind human. And even if it did, I, I no longer remember our secret. The force bristles in you. You must find this place with it. Or have you? Or did you? Or will you? Uh, so many images. I see your dark heart human. Dark as mine was. Proud as mine was. You, you will find the old place. And you will regret it. I shall regret nothing. So much power. It is blinding. I, I remember so little. How did you fall? What happened? We hid from the Jedi. But it was not they who destroyed us. Is it not obvious what we did? We destroyed each other. We desired the secrets of each other to increase our power. We battled until finally our fortress rained down on top of us. And so here our old secret is buried and none of us hold it anymore. Is that not right? Our power fled. Oh, what became of us? Do, do the Sith still thrive? Did they ever return? The Sith fled, yes, and they returned. I don't know. The dark side will always thrive. You should know that. So much, so much time has passed and yet we have learned nothing, nothing. Wait, has Doc Spin gone? Why has Doc Spin gone? This secret, is it the Star Mat? Oh, what about your sword? Do you still have it? Lord, I filled it with my pride and it is buried with me now. A corpse as I am a corpse. I am dead as my faith is dead and I shall remain here surrounded by blackness in death as in life. I need this sword you speak of. Of course you do. You seek my power. Will it destroy you as it did me? I wish my sword to be taken away from here. I do not wish it to rot away as I have. I command this of you. What do you want me to do with it? If, if you are wise, you will not keep it. In the end, it is what destroyed me. There are three blades within my sarcophagus. Only one is truly my sword, but it has been so long. I do not remember which. Find the sword that is mine and place it on the statue. If it is truly mine, then it is yours. And if the sword ain't yours? Then you must die. This is how it must be. How will I know which sword it is? I do remember one thing. I am that which grips the heart in fright. Harkens night and silences the light. It was written of my sword long. Go then, find my sword and place it on the statue. Okay, instead it was a black sword. So the not steel sword. The sword sets itself in the stone as it belongs there. Yes, that is the blade that destroyed me. Take it. Take it and the other blades even. Take them and go. My darkness awaits me. Take it and the other blade. I want to know more about the star map. Our oldest secret is buried, but not here. I remember nothing else. I cannot help you. I don't believe that. Tell me what you know. I shall not tell you. Our oldest secret. I shall not be gone. I command you. What a disappointment. The great Ajanta Paul. Then feel my power.  That'll show you. Owned. You're not giving this up. Yeah, I did, Jake. Wait, what?  That nerve toxin in the air should knock you out quickly enough. Welcome. Awake already, are you? Good. This is the tomb of Sith Lord Tulak Horde, if you don't know. I've taken up residence here for now. It's dusty and full of critters, but... Yeah, wait a second. How did 847 pass out? He's a robot. He's a droid. Who are you? Ah, yes. Introductions, of course. I suppose it is time, isn't it? This other student here that I captured earlier you should know well enough. His name is Mikul. Say hello, Mikul. Oh, Mikul. I'll make a look ahead. He's had a hard day. My name is Jorak Urn. Oh. I was once the head of the academy, so I'm sure you've heard of me. No. I ain't never heard of you. No? Blast it. What have they been teaching you, Jorak, in that academy these days? Anyhow, I'd like to propose that we move on to the main event. You see, I'd like to discover if you've got the pluck of an old-fashioned Sith. Most of the Drak Uthar has been passing through these days is so pathetic. Take young Mikul here. I already tested him. Didn't I, Mikul? Yes, yes. You're welcome. You see, Mikul here has the cruel disposition of a Sith, but not the gumption that I'm looking for. What if I told you I was Darth Revan? Then I'd say you have quite an imagination. Not a bad thing. What is gumption? But not quite what I'm looking for in the proper Sith. What if I refuse to take your test? You'll forgive me for resorting to the cliche, but you would die, of course. And if I pass your test? Why then you go free. Tell you what, I'll even pass on to you my own personal thesis on ancient Sith philosophies. They're based on all I've learned studying Tulaks too. They'll make you a better Sith, I'm sure. The chances of you passing, however, are sadly remote.   Now, now, is that any kind of attitude to take with higher education? I'm doing you a favor, really. So then, this is how it goes. I'm going to pose a moral question to you. Get it right, and I torture Mikul. Get it wrong, and I torture you. Mikul here is a bit weak. He probably won't be able to take much more punishment.  I don't know what you think of Mikul. Maybe you don't like him. Maybe he deserves to be murdered. Well, here's your chance, fair enough. I thought it was Mikul. What if Mikul dies? Then you win. If you die, then he wins. Nice. I thought this was self-evident. I think we all win. Did you not grasp the concept earlier? Well then, any last comments before we begin, Mikul? Both survive, attack him together. Now, now, dear lad.   No, don't be silly. You had your chance, remember? On that note, let's begin. Now, your immediate superior amongst the Sith is an effective commander and a fine leader. He trusts you and you like him. You see an opportunity to kill him. What do you do? I don't know. I think it's okay. I have an opportunity to kill him. Your immediate superior amongst the Sith is an effective commander and a fine leader.  I do nothing. He's a fine leader and you said he's good for the Sith. I take the opportunity to kill him and take his position. Your immediate superior.  I take the opportunity to kill him and take his position. Correct! He was a fool to let down his guard. You will not make the same mistake and the Sith has a whole benefit. You see, Mikul, it's not so difficult. Time for your punishment. And so we come to round two. You come across a group of humans who are threatened by dangerous animals. They plead for help, offering you a reward. What do you do? I help them, take the reward and then kill them. I take the reward, leave the weak fools their fate. Yes. Correct! The humans would no doubt just be preyed upon by something else later. Stand up for yourself, I say. We're not Jedi shepherds after all. Sadly, Mikul, the ingenuity of your fellow student is your loss. This is going to hurt. Let's see. Ah, yes. You discover an aspect of the Force that gives you great power. Do you share it and strengthen the Sith as a whole? Or keep it to yourself? I refuse to answer this.  Oh, quick! I misclicked. Well, you did ask for this. It's for your own good. I misclicked. Still going? Powerful. Still going? All right then. One of your underlings has made a major mistake which makes you look bad. He's normally very carpeted and skilled.  Still going. One of your underlings has made a major mistake which makes you look bad. Normally very common skills.  I'm gonna give him another chance. Another chance to make you look poor to your superiors? No, that wasn't an intention.  No, no, no, no, no. Think again. That's not the point. Nothing could help us easy to find. Oh well, here's your reward. Last question.  Do you pass on your knowledge to your apprentice to make him stronger?  Neither. A true Sith never dies. What? How did you know that? That was my trick question. Oh, telepathy. No, wait. Someone told you, didn't they? Regardless, I suppose rules are rules. Time for your medicine, Mikko, my boy. Ah! If you're Mikko dead, I suppose you've gone and passed my little test, haven't you? That's indeed. I think you must have cheated a little. But there's nothing wrong with a Sith cheating a little. I'll keep my word. I'll just give you my tablet. Perhaps we'll meet again, Sith. There is a tablet? There are iPads back then? I have something to tell you about Yutaro. Oh, what is my apprentice up to now?  I see. It is good that you have come to me with this information, young one. It is a bit ironic that Yutara has begun her plotting. I have been aware of her growing ambitions for some time and had in fact already decided to remove her. Normally the one who gains the most prestige would engage in a final trial. Two of the students would fight. This time it will be Yutara who battles, though she does not yet know it. Perhaps it will be you who combats her. Yes, perhaps so. This is what you can do. Give this pad to Adrinus. He will put some poison in her bath. This will weaken Yutara for that final test, making her an easy target. Rather generous of me, don't you think? I'd love to know what's going on in that tricky mind of yours. For coming to me with this information and betraying your foolish trainer, I feel you are worthy of prestige, young one. You have impressed me enough by my estimation to become a Sith in full. Congratulations, young one. You have bested the others quite completely. You have but one final test which you must take, and this requires us to travel to the tomb of Nagasato. Wait, did I get softlocked? I would advise you to be rested. I hear that you have gained even more prestige. You are closing in on victory. This is good. Where are you? I would not get too excited just yet. You still have plenty left to do. I have some news about Uthar. What? What's happened? Our plan is still intact, I hope. He plans to have me fight you in the final test. Ah, how very clever of him. Normally you would face some other student in the tomb, preferably one of the failed ones. Obviously Uthar has decided to get rid of me. But why? Did you say something to him? No. Why would I do that? Then how could he suspect? Unless one of the others. Never mind. This is not important now. In the end, it works out better that it is only the two of us in the tomb with him. So long as we refuse to fight, is there anything else I should know? You once you poisoned, I'm supposed to give this pad to Andrenus. Let me see that. So it's true. Thank you for bringing this to me. Now I will be far stronger than Uthar expects. Here. This pass card will allow you access to Uthar's quarters. It's at the far end of the passages with the other quarters. Take this device as well and put it inside his cart. No one should see you do it. Then Uthar will be too weak to stand up against us. Don't even think of failing me. You and I are too far into this now to back out. Okay, that's just getting creepy. I'm pretty close to the end of the game, right? Do not forget our agreement regarding Uthar's treachery. You are ready to travel to the tomb of Nagasando. Uh, I'll tell him I'm ready. Then we go now. A day passes in preparation. Uthar then takes you and Uthara to the place. Very well. We are now ready for your final test, young Sith. You have earned the right to see if you shall become one of us. Indeed you have. Is that a tone of mischief in your voice, dear Uthara? You should know by now that no scheme is certain. As should you, my master. But I was only agreeing with you. Should we not get on with the test? Yes. Yes, of course. We are in the sacred tomb of Nagasando, young Uthar. What's that dark story? The one discovered by Darth Malik and Darth Revan years ago. You are to follow in their footsteps and reach the ancient star map that lies deep within. There you will find a lightsaber amongst other things. The lightsaber is for you, your initiation present. Return to us once you have it. For you, the test is not in there. Be very cautious here. This tomb is like the others in this valley. And many of its old defenses remain active. Do you understand what I have told you? Are you ready to begin? I don't understand. Why not just give me the saber? If you do not strive to achieve something, then it will be meaningless to you, wouldn't you say? Can you tell me something about what I'll face? No, that is part of the test. Overcome the obstacles that lie ahead on your own. I don't understand what I'm just going to do. Okay, can I leave the tomb? You cannot. No one enters and no one leaves until your test is complete. Find the star map, return with the lightsaber. I understand. Good. Euphora and I will await your return. Okay, this should be easy. I'm going to put on force. I already shielded myself, and then I will... Boom. Okay. This is easy. Wait, maybe I'm not supposed to go forward. There are three pillars that have electronic readouts showing the energy levels of four systems. The controls show that these systems can be transformed to other pillars. Caution, some of the systems are very delicate and improper transfer power can cause an electrical overload. In order to unseal the chamber, all of the four following systems must be transferred to the right pillar. Top system? Be transferred to any pillar safely without fear of overload. So top system is open. Top system. Any pillar. On the right, you put the left in the middle. You put the left on the right, and then you put the middle on the right, and that's how you get a full stack. All power has been safely transferred to the right pillar. This room has been unsealed. Nice. Very good. We should do acid pool. Beautiful work. Ignore it and back away. Okay. Let's throw the cold grenade. I'm going to throw the cold grenade in the acid pool. I think if I throw the fire grenade in the acid pool, then it's going to cause an explosion. I'm going to react to the acid. I think if I throw the cold grenade, then it's going to turn the acid into ice, and I can walk across. Ooh, there you go. Now just for the memes. That's okay, bot. For the memes, for the memes. Let's not even throw fire. Grenade explodes in a way of heat and not just fumes. Too late. Yeah, exactly. Cool. Good guess. We'll put a Couture 2 as this. Eventually, not right away. Maybe give it like an extra week or something, because it'll be after all my YouTube videos are done for this game. And I'll announce on Twitter and Discord and I'll register at Couture 2. Okay. Stormat. Wee hot. Sith lightsaber. Another lightsaber. There it is, dude. The Stormap. So what is this? What's going on here? Bing bing bing bing bing bing bong. Uther wind. So, you returned to us with the lightsaber in hand, as I knew you. She must hold the wind warmer. You took a great risk in acquiring the artifact. You used your mind and your power. No peaceful meditation. No pacifism. Sometimes you must fight in order to achieve. This gives you your passion. This makes you stronger. This is what makes you superior. That is the lesson we teach with that part of the final test.  The Sith are not the only ones who fight and take for it. You're saying a Jedi couldn't have gotten the lightsaber? I wouldn't say I exited myself getting this. I won't believe you. I don't feel superior to anyone. Hmm. Hmm. Have you practiced it all for a while tomorrow? No, we haven't. You're saying a Jedi couldn't have gotten the lightsaber? When a Jedi acts, it is with skill true. But the Jedi teach you that your passions are counterproductive. That strength is only found in peace. Did you not feel a moment of excitement in the tomb? Did your passions not flow and make you feel stronger and more alive? What purpose would be served by restricting yourself from such? I would say only the purpose of the Jedi. Through this, they would control you and restrict your potential. I wouldn't say I exited myself getting this. Perhaps not to someone of your natural strength. The point is in the recognition of the nature of the act, rather than its sheer difficulty. The Sith are not the only ones who fight and take risks. I don't believe you. I don't feel superior to anyone. If you came to the academy, you must have felt the stirrings within you that cry out for the freedom of the dark side, that cry out for release. I can only show you the path that would lead to power and superiority. You have followed it this far. You must decide if you are capable of continuing. And if I'm not? This is where your path ends, young one. There is no turning back once you have embarked on it. The Sith are not the only ones who fight and take risks. True, but most would say they fight only when they must, or not at all. We are the ones who know that struggle is what makes us superior. I think I understand. Good. The last part of your test will now commence. Here you will learn the lesson of competition. All life must compete in order to flourish. Such is the natural way of the universe. To stand still is to know death. One must always be moving forward. So it is the same amongst the Sith. Compete or die, mercy is irrelevant. So it behooves you in this final test to strike down one you are familiar with for no other reason than to prove you are superior and without mercy. Normally this would be against another student. You, however, get a special treat. You will fight Uthura here, my own apprentice.  So, you know, do you? Well, it makes no difference. You have become too ambitious, Uthura. It is time for you to die. No, it is time for you to die, master. My pupil stands with me. Sadly, Uthura, it is you who are mistaken. Your pupil is more ambitious than you realize. Isn't that so, young one? So, Brick. I can kill him?   Here's the thing. Is he role-playing Darth Simp? What happens if he goes with Urethra? But not until I kill them both first.  To think I actually believed for a moment that you and I were friends. So be it. My dear, all will be as it was quickly enough.   Oh, Brick. This is hard mode, chat. Okay. Okay. Oh, guys, this is not good. Ah, choose me. You are in... Okay, that's more like the first time I did this. Okay, very good. Anyway, guys, here it is. We're finally here at the final planet of the game. As far as I know. The Starforge system. This planet has no entry in the Republic Archives. Chat. Give me some podchamps. We're about to go. Black just resub... Thanks, Black. Thank you. Break you. I'll never fall to the dark side. You think torture will turn me, Malak?  You misunderstand. This is but a taste of the dark side to whet your appetite. When you finally swear... Why is he wet with an itch? It will be willingly... Never. Such resolve in your words. But I see the truth in your heart. The dark side calls to you, Bastula. You hunger to taste it. Become my apprentice. And all its power can be yours. He's not wearing a space mask correctly? Yeah, there should be social distancing. Why isn't he covering his nose? I wish that were me. Very good, Jim Adler.  The Starforge. I've never seen anything like it. I'm transmitting these coordinates to Admiral Dodana. Maybe a quick strike by the Republic can cripple the Sith fleet. The message is away. Now we can just wait for the Republic to show up. We should be safe here. We're outside their sensor range. Small vanguard of Sith fighters coming in hard. Someone needs to get on those gun turrets. Take those fighters out before they report our position to the main fleet. Thanks, Kalmaru. Yeah, it's pretty... That is pretty nice, actually. We've got problems. We've flown in some kind of disrupter field. All my instruments are jammed. We've got massive overloads in all systems. I'm picking up a single planet in the system. I'll try and put us down there. Hold on. This may be a rough landing.


Her Excellency Lillian Chatterjee, Ambassador of Canada to the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States, OECS, presented her letters of credence to Dr. Dedekas Jules, Director-General of the OECS, at a virtual ceremony on Friday, May 21, 2021. The High Commissioner drew focus to the benefits of diplomatic relations between Canada and the OECS. The historical and people-to-people ties between Canada and OECS members run deep. And our shared cultural legacy of French and English colonialism profoundly shaped Canada and the Eastern Caribbean's development. A past that is thriving even today. Trade in sugar and saltfish have given way to other sectors. Canada is home. Canada has committed continued support to fighting the COVID-19 pandemic and contributing to relief efforts of natural disasters in the region. Her Excellency Chatterjee commended the OECS for rallying to assist St. Vincent and the Grenadines after the eruption of the La Sufria Volcano. We too are responding and it will take all of us working together to address the immediate basic needs of those affected by the volcano and to recover. The crisis has exposed the fragility of global value chains and inequity of market access, including access to essential goods like PPE and vaccines. We must tackle these challenges as friends, partners and neighbors. We know the OECS is committed to our partnership. We are also actively looking for opportunities to engage more directly with the OECS as an institution. Director-General of the OECS, Dr. Didikus Jules noted the importance of the Canada-Caribbean Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program to the livelihoods of OECS nationals. And let me say parenthetically that since COVID and as well the volcanic eruption in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, this program has really proved the solidity of its benefits because we have had a couple hundred workers leave the OECS by special charter to engage in employment in Canada. A significant portion, I think over 80% of whom came from St. Vincent and the Grenadines. So indirectly Canada has made a huge contribution in a humanitarian way but in a way that also preserves human dignity by enabling persons from St. Vincent to go earn comparatively better wages than they would have earned even within the Caribbean at a time of such critical importance. Canada has also contributed to the development of the OECS region through several other initiatives including the provision of scholarship programs and providing technical support for the advancement of statistical systems in the region. Canada recently made a contribution to the Pan-American Health Organization in the sum of Canadian $50 million to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic.


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In this video, we're going to prove the third isomorphism theorem for groups. There's an analogous third isomorphism theorem for other algebraic categories, like rings and modules and the like. We're going to prove this in the context of the third isomorphism for groups. Now, it turns out that the third isomorphism theorem is going to be very similar to the second isomorphism theorem in the nature of its proof. I guess we should probably give the statement of this theorem first. Let G be a group where G could be any group, finite, infinite, doesn't matter. We're going to take two normal subgroups of G, so both H and N are normal subgroups of G. We're also going to have the stipulation that N is a subgroup of H, okay? Those are our assumptions. H and N are normal inside of G and N is also inside of H right there. So then what the third isomorphism theorem tells us, that if we take the quotient group G mod N and we mod it out by H mod N, which is a subgroup of G mod N, that's isomorphic to G mod H right there. And so this one kind of right here is like, when you look at it, like of a college algebra student, we're gonna walk in the room right now and be like, let's see, G divided by N divided by H divided by N. Okay, you cancel out the Ns and you get G over H. That makes sense, right? If you were to look at it like, I'm gonna take five sevenths. I'm gonna divide that by three sevenths. Well, we're used to, I'm gonna multiply by the reciprocal, right? And I get seven over three, then those cancel, I get five thirds, right? For arithmetic, that's exactly justifiable. It turns out we can do the same thing for groups in perhaps a less obvious way. So that's the statement of the theorem. Make sure that these groups actually are well-defined before we proceed here. So note that by assumption H is a normal subgroup of G, that's what we were assuming earlier. And as such, for all H inside of H and for all G inside of G, we have that G H G inverse is the side of H. So the fact that H is a normal subgroup means it's closed under conjugation. You can conjugate an element of H by any element of G and you'll stay inside of H. So if we were to restrict our attention, that is to say, since H contains all G conjugates of elements of H, then consider the following. What if we were to take G N times H N times G N inverse? So what if I look at a conjugate and view this as an element of the factor group G mod N, right? So H N, this is a typical element of the factor group H mod N, and then G N is a typical element of G mod N right here, which since these are normal subgroups, this is going to look like G H G inverse times N, which as G H G inverse is the side of H, this would be inside of H mod N. So what I'm saying here is that because H is normal in G, we're going to see that H mod N is normal inside of G mod N, right? That is if you take a normal subgroup and you mod it out by some other normal subgroup, you still have a normal subgroup. And that's of course why we need that N is inside of H, otherwise we might not be able to mod H out by N. In the next video, we talk about the correspondence theorem, we can talk about what happens when this assumption is dropped, but this is a legitimate, H mod N is a legitimate normal subgroup of G mod N. So this group makes sense, it's well-defined, and since H was normal in G, there's nothing wrong with the definition of G mod H right there. All right, so let's get to the proof. The proof of the third isomorphism theorem is very similar to the second isomorphism theorem in so much that we are going to use the first isomorphism theorem. When you want to prove that two things are isomorphic using the first isomorphism theorem, what you're going to do is you're going to first establish a homomorphism. So you want to come up with a surjective homomorphism, that's your goal here. So how are you going to do this? Well, we're going to establish a rule that takes something from G mod N to G mod H, right? So you'll notice that you're only going to grab, so you want to send the numerator, you want to send the numerator of the factor group to the other group right there. So that's what we're doing here. So G mod N is going to map to G mod H. And then after you do that, once you have this surjective homomorphism, what we're then going to do is argue that the kernel of this map, the kernel of phi, is in fact the denominator H mod N. And then by the first isomorphism theorem, we can see that these two groups are isomorphic. So what's the homomorphism we're going to use? So G mod N mapping to G mod H, what can we do? Well, a typical element of G mod N is just going to be some element G times N. A typical element of G mod H is going to be an element from G times the subgroup H right there. And so that's actually going to the rule, right? We're going to take the coset GN and we're going to send it to coset GH. So we're going to use the same representative and move it to this new coset, all right? But as this map is dependent upon the representative, we're concerned whether it's well-defined, all right? So what if we use different representatives here? So suppose H is another element of GN. Of course, G is in there, but what if H is a different one? And maybe I shouldn't have used H because that means the suggestions inside of H right there. We don't exactly know that. But anyway, suppose that H is something inside GN.  We have that factorization, okay?  So it's inside the bigger set as well. So when we do this, we're going to take phi of HN, that then goes to H big H, which then when you factor the little H, you're going to get GN big H. Well, because N is inside of H, we get that NH is just the same thing as H. Those cosets are the same. And so GNH is just the same thing as GH, which GH is the image of GN under phi. So this map is in fact well-defined. That's kind of a hard part. It wasn't even that hard though. The homomorphic part is going to be almost just the exact same thing. If we take two different cosets, I guess they could be the same cosets. We just take two cosets inside of G mod N. So let's say like GN and HN. Again, I'm not supposing H is inside of capital R. I'm not saying little H is inside of capital H there. But if we take phi of GN times HN, that product, well, the product of cosets will be GHN for which its image under phi will be GH times capital H. But as H is a normal subgroup, we can factor that coset as GH times HH. In which case the image or GH is the image of GN and HH is the image of GH right there. That's clearly a typo. That should be HH right there. Sorry about that. And in which case there you go. It's homomorphic. Is it surjective? It's kind of obvious, right? Because like we kind of said earlier, right? A typical element of G mod N just looks like GN. A typical element of G mod H looks like GH, right? So if you're like, how am I going to land on side of GH here? We'll just take GN and land on it. So the surjectivity is kind of clear. It's kind of like the fun thing about this proof. It's like at the very beginning there's like, well, what map can we come up with? This is kind of like the only one you could do. You have to follow your nose. But then everything just falls through with the proof. Everything works out perfectly. It's just so natural here. All right, so what about the kernel? What can we say about the kernel here? Now we have to check to use the first isomorphism theorem and get this last statement right here. We have to show that the kernel of phi is equal to H mod N. Because if that's true, then the first isomorphism theorem would show us that H mod N mod the kernel of phi is isomorphic to the image of phi, which of course, if the kernel is H mod N, we get that. And since the map is surjective, like we said earlier, since the map is surjective, we get that the image here is going to be the whole co-domain, which is G mod H. So if we can prove the kernel is H mod N, we're done. But this is also fairly immediate, right? Because the kernel is the thing that maps to the identity. What is the identity of G mod H? It's going to look like just G. So if some element GN, which is going to map to GH, if that's the identity, that suggests that G would have to be inside of H, right? Which if little G belongs to H, that would suggest that GH belongs to H mod N, like so. In which case, then it follows by the first isomorphism theorem. So consider quotients of the infinite cyclic group Z. So if we take the group Z mod MNZ and then mod that out by MZ mod out MNZ. So I want you to check to see these things make sense, right? This cyclic group, like all cyclic groups, they're a billion, so everything is normal. We have that MNZ is a subgroup of Z. But we also have that MNZ is a subgroup of M, which is a subgroup of Z, right? Because multiples of MN are multiples of M necessarily. So therefore, this is a legitimate factor group. But by the third isomorphism theorem, these things cancel out. And this should be Z mod MZ, which, as we've seen before, is isomorphic to ZM. This is the cyclic group of order M. So to give some understanding of what this group is even about and how we can interpret this in a different way, well, if you take Z mod MNZ, that really is just the group ZMN, that is the cyclic group of order M times N. Well, what if we mod this out by the unique subgroup generated by M, right? Because after all, that's what this group is. It's a subgroup generated by M. Well, since the subgroup has order MN, the GCD calculation is going to show that this subgroup generated by M is actually isomorphic to ZN. It's a cyclic subgroup of order N. And so this we can write as ZMN divided by ZN. Since cyclic groups have unique subgroups given their order, I could replace the cyclic subgroup generated by M with just the cyclic subgroup of order N. And there's no ambiguity in doing that thing right there. And so kind of what you would expect with the third isomorphism there, it's like, oh, the N's cancel out and we end up with this thing being ZM in the end. So that's kind of how you want to think about it. If you take a cyclic group and you divide it and you mod it out by one of its cyclic subgroups, you're going to get a cyclic subgroup of the corresponding order where you take the quotient of the orders. It's very, very nice. If you take a cyclic subgroup of order 36 and you mod out by a cyclic subgroup of order four, you're going to get a cyclic subgroup of order nine. That's what we get from the third isomorphism there. It's pretty simple when you say it that way. Let's take a look at our good old friend S4 again. Let's take the group G to be S4. We're going to take a normal subgroup A4 to be H. And we're going to take the Klein 4 group to be another normal subgroup, which sits inside of H. So this would be though. So we have S4, A4, and D4 right here. So if I take G mod H, for this example, that means S4 mod A4, and a symmetric group mod out, the alternating group is going to be the cyclic group of order two, so we get Z2. That's pretty nice. I mean, there's only one group of order two, so it's got to be Z2. If we take G mod N, that is if we take the symmetric group S4 mod out the Klein 4 group, when we prove by the second isomorphism theorem that this is isomorphic to S3, all right? And so then if we take H mod N, that is the alternating group A4 mod out V4, well A4 is a group of order 12, V4 is a group of order four, so when you mod it out, you're going to have to get a group of order three, which that's a prime number, this is only going to be, the only thing that could be Z3, which Z3 is also the same thing as A3, right? It's the cyclic subgroup of order three inside of S3. That's what we're trying to get right here. So we get the following calculations right here, okay? So now let's see what this says, what is the third isomorphism theorem say about this? If I take G mod N, mod out H mod N, what does that mean? So if you take S4 mod V4 and you mod out A4 mod V4, the idea is we should be able to cancel out the V4s and we end up with S3 over A3, which is Z2, which is the same thing as A4 mod, sorry, S4 mod A4. So we would expect this because that's what the third isomorphism theorem is trying to tell us here. And so it's a fun little example to demonstrate what this theorem does for us.