Lotor: The American

A Story by Abishai100

A valiant but calculating space-prince transforms into a human agent on Earth and divines a capitalism-dominion in America but with drizzle.

A special toast to the antihero space-prince Lotor (Voltron). Enjoy!

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Lotor is the Machiavellian prince of the Galra Empire but is soon deposed by his cruel Emperor father Zarkon who banishes the calculating prince, forcing him to leave his home-planet. Lotor had dreams of creating an invincible empire but now seeks a new dream after his exile.

Lotor transforms into the Algerian-American capitalism-agent and blood-diamond (warlord-mined gems from Africa/Europe used to fund terrorism!) after landing on Earth and setting up a diamond-infiltration think-tank employing ninjas and operators to take gems from corrupt barons funding terrorists. Lotor is realizing his once great ambition of creating a solid empire by securing the global diamond-matrix for 21st Century capitalism and sets up shop at CalTech as a nerdist of capitalism dynamics.

LOTOR: This institution in America, on Earth, has all the resources I need to build blueprints for a libertine state!

Lotor invests in White Castle fast-food restaurants, to create a North American dominion based on hospitality-marketing in this new era on Earth regarding mass consumerism and capitalism billions. This will complement his blood-diamond infiltration mission in Africa/Europe with Interpol-relations.

LOTOR: My great sadness for America is that no thought-calculation would have prevented the trauma of 9/11.

Lotor marries a CalTech professor named Esmerelda and confides in the humility that he couldn't produce the right schema to help America get over the trauma-hump of 9/11, and Esmerelda, who's secretly jealous of her dashing husband's emerging CalTech think-tank empires, realizes he's right about this deficiency in intellectual consciousness and decides to divorce him!

Lotor is very depressed all of a sudden and decides to invest in mermaid-artworks to help him get over the sad loss of the lovely Esmerelda at CalTech. The mermaid drawings he collects reminds him of the humility learned/earned during this great 'Earth-adventure' involving using imagination to design a fortuitous capitalism dominion in America.