Death of the Sith Lord (Part 1)
Smuggler's Moon, Nal Hutta satellite (Nar Shadda).
One of the most powerful species in the Milky Way Galaxy, the Hutts, hailed from Nal Hutta. Its moon was Nal Hutta satellite.
The Hutts' native habitat was swampland. Only in such regions could the gastropod Hutts gradually grow and prosper, much like the Semirians. However, whether in heritage or strength, the Hutts far surpassed the Semirians.
This was also an inevitability of evolution. On a planet covered in yellow earth, gastropods could never rival primates. But in the swamps, Hutts could move swiftly like serpents without worrying about sinking. In such an environment, even twenty humans would absolutely be no match for one Hutt.
At the same time, Nal Hutta was desperately lacking in heavy-metal resources, so its industry quickly reached its limit. Jungles were flattened, seas evaporated, and countless industrial pollutants spread through innumerable swamps. Species mutated, and terrifying mutant creatures and deadly poisonous miasma could be found everywhere.
For this reason, once the Hutts had mastered enough technology for space travel, they moved onto Nal Hutta's moon, Nal Hutta satellite. They also relocated all heavy industry, commerce, and other environmentally destructive sectors there.
As the Hutts' reach rapidly expanded to places such as Nal Haka and Nar Kaaga, every planet with Nar in its name had first been discovered and colonized by the Hutts. The vast resources of those planets were then sent back to Nal Hutta satellite, making it the Hutts' de facto core.
The Hutts constructed countless super-towers on Nal Hutta satellite. Heights of several thousand meters were commonplace, ten thousand meters was nothing unusual, and some super-towers even reached tens of thousands of meters! This allowed the tiny moon of Nal Hutta satellite to sustain a population of one hundred