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D O C T O R    D O O M
"My methods are a means to an end, no different than pruning weeds in order to let an orchid flourish. Those who stand in the way of my vision oppose me because they fear me, but more than that they fear what I represent. Change."
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C O N C E P T   A B S T R A C T:
My plans for Doctor Doom transcend your comprehension, simply as Doom is free and not controlled by a measely writer such as myself. If I did control him, what I'd say is that I intend to play the political game, too many people throw Doctor Doom away as some second rate supervillain, though its more complicated. I am playing Doom as he should be (IMO). He actually cares for humanity, with Latveria one of the healthiest countries in Europe (albeit in a dictatorship). He cares deeply about his country and wants to rule the world, not for power, but instead to make the world a better place.

The Legion of Doom factors into this in two ways. First he, Savage, Queen B and Luthor are the core group and the ones he can actually stand. The more recent expansion to include criminals Doom has allowed begrudgingly, though he sees that they have their place. As one of the De-facto leaders of the Legion, Doom will be using them to further his own plans. Though don't think he trusts them, as he has plans to promptly get rid of each and every one of them (similarily to how Batman has a plan for taking out each member of the JLA)

In this Doom has never done anything 'obviously' or 'stupidly' evil, which is why he does not allow known criminals into Latvaria, meaning much to the chagrin of others who would use his diplomatic immunity to hide from the authorities. Though he has a reputation to maintain.

N O T E S:
This is a W.I.P. Need to speak to @Lord Wraith about a few things, and will do the timeline tomorrow.

Venator Star Destroyer 'Majestic'
Dalonbian Sector

The Keep under the transponder signal 'Infinity' dropped out of hyperspace. Before them sat the Venator Star Destroyer, the Majestic. Once upon a time these vessels were symbols of hope in a Galaxy in Turmoil. Then they become weapons of fear as the Galactic Republic reformed into the Galactic Empire, rarely seen in active service these vessels were still formidable in combat. Which was why the Rebellion wanted one so badly. A Star Destroyer capable of fielding more Starfighters than any one ship in the fleet, and standing toe to toe with an Imperial Star Destroyer. When the Rebellion heard that Governor Lorne was keeping one as a private Museum to the 'good old days', not in Imperial Service, poorly staffed and looking for memorabilia a plan was devised that only Rancor Company could complete.

Nae sat in the cockpit of his X-Wing. [PUTTING THROUGH SYSTEM SCANS NOW.] Nae looked down at his readout, as the officers on the Keep transmitted the system scan through to him. Two Imperial Light Cruisers as well as four Imperial Freighter. That could mean a total of eighteen TIEs to combat, he liked those odds. Two TIES separated themselves from the main group, as two LAATs squeezed their way past the ready fighters and out into space. Now it was just a case of watching what was going on.

Nae hit the transmit button, putting him through to all squadron leaders. "Steady, be ready to go boys and girls. We've got our launch order, the second the command comes through punch it."

As the Keep swung around to the port side of the Majestic the docking tube extended, sealing the two vessels together. Though the doors did not open yet, no doubt the Governor thought that was part of the negotiating strategy. Instead it was just allowing the Commandant time to prepare his forces within the Keep as well as move the makeshift boarding tubes were moved into position. While they weren't perfect, they would at least allow the Commandants forces to board the Imperial vessel without them needing enviromental suits. The main bay of the Venator opened, the massive doors sliding open splitting in two allowing the LAATs to land in the middle of the hangar. The TIE fighters slowed behind them, and once they had safely touched down they broke off to return to flying a patrol.

The Hangar bay was relatively empty, at least of personnel. There were only around twenty armed individuals patrolling the hangar, with a further five moving towards the LAATs to greet the 'delegation'. Despite this there were a number of mechanics around the hangar, some repairing walkers and starfighters while others busied themselves with repainting these vessels in the colours reminiscent of the Grand Army of the Republic. One of the larger mercenaries, a Besalisk, stepped towards the LAATs. Banging on the door, before speaking up. His voice rough, this was definitely no Imperial.

"OI! Open up! We got' get this deal goin'. My boss has places to be."

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