Galaxy-0 & Galaxy-38: Who’s Stealing My Music Playlist!?
Vader: What is it, Commander?
Imperial Commander: Lord Vader, there has been a breach in security. Someone has hacked into your datapad and is... taking your... music playlist.
Vader: WHAT! I AM SURROUNDED BY NOTHING BUT INCOMPETENT FOOLS! *takes deep breath* Any more news to test my ire?
Imperial Commander: N-n-no! Not all, Lord Vad- *gets skewered by a lightsaber from behind and collapses*
Véurr: I must digress with you, Vader, you are surrounded by incompetent fools. Darth Sidious should have kept the Clones.
Vader: Who are you, Dark Sider? Are you the one stealing my... audio files?
Véurr: I am Darth Véurr. My technology is far greater than yours, it was very easy to hack into. *pulls out datapad and scrolls through Vader’s playlist* The Imperial March? Typical. Across the Stars? Such a sap for a feared Sith Lord. Hope? *laughs* An ironic title composed by this Michael Giacchino. I cannot deny John Williams is an excellent composer, despite his age at 88 years, he still has it.
Vader: Are you done? I just so happened to hack into your playlist too. *stares at his datapad going through Véurr’s playlist* Knights of the Fallen Empire and Knights of the Eternal Throne by Mark Griskey? Bit of a fan of Emperor Valkorion are you not?
Véurr: O_O
Vader: You clearly stole some of my music, but I will let that slide, for now. What have we here? The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning, all four parts of Cynder’s themes by Gabriel Mann. At least you have something different. A lot tracks by Lucas King, a lot that describe my own emotions well.
Véurr: Let’s admit we’re stealing from one another.
Vader: ... That I concur.
















