HistoryEdit
- Khan: “Here we are at Small Lotto, toddlers. The final resting place of garbage from all over the Galaxy ".
- Leah: "Looks like, Khan, you like it ".
- Khan: "And which of the smugglers does not?»
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— Хан Соло и Лея Органа(a source)
In the last decades of the existence of the Galactic Republic on the Small Lotto, besides the scavengers, the Anacondan Morley lived.
Darth Maul, hiding in the underground labyrinths of the Small Lotto
AT 32 BBY trash containers from the planet Naboo were brought to Small Lotto. One of them contained the body of the fallen Dark Lord of the Sith, Darth Maul, cut in half., who was defeated in a duel with Obi-Wan Kenobi. A badly wounded Maul climbed out of the container and saw a huge fire-breathing, who was catching up with the Anacondan Morley fleeing from him. For unknown reasons, Maul destroyed the fire-breathing and saved Morley, which the, in its turn, dragged the fallen Sith into deep underground labyrinths, where is datomirets, using Force Rage, made myself prostheses from various metal fragments. Over the next ten years, Mole survived thanks to Morley, which brought victims to him, who often turn out to be scavengers, and then gave them to the Sith, who killed and ate them.
Lotto during the Galactic Civil War.
DescriptionEdit
- Opress: “Cargo, which you brought. What planet is he from?»
- Pilot: "From the trash fields of the planet Small Lotto".
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— Саваж Опресс и неизвестный сакиянский пилот(a source)
Small Lotto Landscape, covered in huge mountains of garbage
The entire landscape of the planet consisted of endless steaming mountains of various debris, on which strange and mysterious cars moved, nicknamed "fire-breathing". Despite, that Small Lotto was practically uninhabitable, it was inhabited by creatures, famous, as "scavengers". The race was an indigenous people, inhabiting the planet for centuries, but, constant life among mountains of various garbage and industrial waste has turned representatives of this species into a strange hybrid of organic life and mechanical waste.
