<strong>April</strong><br/><br/>April felt like a sardine crammed with other sardines in a can. There were so many people here, it was simply amazing. She was not used to living in a major city, but her college life had brought her here. Despite her loss of certainty in life she still had to try and make something of herself. She couldn't just let herself rot in her own cesspool of uncertainty. With a shiver at how this all started she tried to put it out of mind until she saw the gargantuan visage of the emperor himself. Another shiver over took her at the sight of the man who had doomed her planet.<br/><br/>Forcing her eyes away, averting her stare from the gripping and terrifying man she made her way through the throng of people, hoping she would get somewhere, anywhere in a timely manner. She didn't know why her friend wanted to meet her here, but she came anyways. Nothing really better to do at the moment. School hadn't begun yet, and even if it had she would have to deal with the Imperial indoctrination class first, as it was a mandatory class for everyone to take. April just wanted to live, to make a living for herself, if she could avoid the Imperials, all the better.<br/><br/>_____________________________________________________________________________________<br/><strong><br/>Kevin</strong><br/><br/>Kevin sat in his chair, funny, he had a chair. Kevin smirked to himself at the silliness of it. He was now in charge of an entire solar system! A solar system! Kevin couldn't help but laugh at how amazing and overwhelming it was. One of his aids looked at him with a frown. Kevin waved his hand dismissively.<strong>Don't worry about it. Just thinking.</strong>The aid shrugged and turned around, she had seen stranger things.<br/><br/>Today, the emperor would come to Earth. Kevin had heard about it through the iformation network, hell every damn soldier, slave, and higher up was talking about it. The Emperor would come to Earth and he had made a promise, to kill thousands of people if any of his men were killed. Kevin didn't even blink at the news, he was loyal and if the Emperor wanted him to kill some personally, he would. Some said he was heartless, some called him a fucking traitor, others said he was a coward. Kevin agreed with some, and not so much with others; he just wanted to work for the big dogs, and apparently the Emperor was the biggest baddest dog alive. Kevin smiled.<br/><br/>Standing, he walked to a vid screen and looked down, watching the people walking around in the spaceport like sheep. His race could be so stupid at times. It amazed him how Humanity could be so smart yet stupid at the same time. Oh well, he thought, it didn't matter anymore. Humanity didn't rule itself any longer, they were now pawns, lap dogs, toys, slaves to the Imperium. Kevin, on the other hand was not. He was apart of the Imperium as a free willed individual but one who knew his place never the less. With another smile he waited and watched for the coming show.