Galada Eutopas was a ruthless tyrant who ruled the small planet of Mexady, 160 million miles from Earth. Eutopas planned to conquer Earth next, since it had been weakened by another world war. His leading scientist, Kurp Ursulis, had devised a way to move Mexady out of its orbit and through space at tremendous speeds. It took four years to reach Earth, so they traveled around 4500 mph, and the arrival put it close enough for space fighters to attack. After a long war on Earth, the forces of Eutopas were driven back, in no small part due to the efforts of Commander Dan Hastings. Eutopas next decided to use Ursulis’ “space warper” to destroy Earth, by causing the Moon to crash into it. With Earth destroyed and Mexady in its orbit, he believed he would be able to rule Earth. This plan was also foiled by Hastings, but Eutopas managed to escape to fight again another day. Eutopas was a brutal man, willing to kill anyone who failed him. He put his enemies in concentration camps, intending to break them, and had no pity for women and children.
Description Galada Eutopas was a ruthless tyrant who ruled the small planet of Mexady, 160 million miles from Earth. Eutopas planned to conquer Earth next, since it had been weakened by another world war. His leading scientist, Kurp Ursulis, had devised a way to move Mexady out of its orbit and through space at tremendous speeds. It took four years to reach Earth, so they traveled around 4500 mph, and the arrival put it close enough for space fighters to attack. After a long war on Earth, the forces of Eutopas were driven back, in no small part due to the efforts of Commander Dan Hastings. Eutopas next decided to use Ursulis’ “space warper” to destroy Earth, by causing the Moon to crash into it. With Earth destroyed and Mexady in its orbit, he believed he would be able to rule Earth. This plan was also foiled by Hastings, but Eutopas managed to escape to fight again another day. Eutopas was a brutal man, willing to kill anyone who failed him. He put his enemies in concentration camps, intending to break them, and had no pity for women and children.
