There exists good and evil in all human beings.  However, it is 
rarely in the equal quantities.  Everyone is always a little bit more 
good or evil.  So, it may be true that someone has a good side, one 
must always keep in mind that it may be buried under a mountain of 
evil.
	A cannibal may always tip generously at resturaunts and have 
excellent manners.
	A murderer may always give to charities or help out at the 
homeless shelter.
	A thief may save others from peril or always recycle.
	Yes, in a way, there are good points to every evil person.
	However, should the little good really excuse the greater evil?
	I think not.

	- ponderings of an anonymous 20th century philosopher

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	Sailor Moon Versus Dungeon Keeper
	Chapter 2 - Mistresses, Youma and Skeletons, OH MY!
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	"Just drop the purse, lady, and nobody gets hurt." the street 
thug sneered, raising his knife threateningly.
	The office lady was terrified.  She had very little money, but 
she couldn't afford to lose it.  It was just enough to pay the bills as 
it was.
	"COME ON!  DROP IT!" the thug snarled angrily, losing his 
patience.
	Suddenly, the street thug stopped.  The office lady blinked in 
surprise as his gaze lowered to his left leg, where both of them saw a 
pickax sticking out of the thug's left shin.
	The street thug howled in pain before a freak lightning bolt 
struck him, sending him to the ground, completely stunned.  The office 
lady decided that fate was on her side for a change.
	She turned and ran for the protection of her home, completely 
missing the sight of two little green men hauling the street thug away.

	Ami reading was nothing new.  Ami reading the newspaper was a bit 
out of the ordinary.  As Usagi and Makoto approached, Ami turned her 
attention up towards them.
	"You guys, check this out!" Ami said, thrusting the paper out to 
them.
	Makoto read the headline, "Four hundred missing, little green men 
sighted, are aliens responsible?"
	"Numerous people all over Tokyo were kidnapped last night and 
'little green men wielding pickaxes' were sighted at most of the 
reported cases." Ami explained.
	"The imps." Usagi realized, frowning.
	"Right.  Whatever they've done, it's obviously for no good 
reason." Makoto spoke up.
	"They might be trying to get an army of brainwashed fighters.  A 
lot of the reported 'little green men' were said to be kidnapping 
street thugs who had been hit by 'freak lightning'.  The other people 
kidnapped were done in the same fashion." Ami told them.
	"Four hundred people, though?  It was difficult even for the 
Black Moon family to control thirty or forty people." Makoto replied.
	"We shouldn't underestimate this new threat, Makoto.  Luna and 
Artemis went to consult with Setsuna about this.  And you know when 
they're willing to stop pussy-footing around and seek some real 
answers, they're serious." Usagi stated.

	He was watching the prisons with minimal attention.  The only 
thing he wanted to make sure of was that no one tried to escape.  He 
didn't like watching the people inside starve and die, only to have 
their bodies rise again as skeletons.
	Watching people die at an expediated rate was not entertainment 
to him.  Far from it.  The only thing that kept him from throwing the 
people out of his prison and onto a city street was the fact that he 
knew their spirits and souls were freed in the process.
	In a way, it was a good thing for most of them.  After all, they 
would only be punished for what they had already done.
	But, he had watched them before choosing to capture them.  
Thieves, thugs, rapists, murderers, and worse.  The four hundred people 
dying in his prison would have been sentenced to anywhere from twenty 
years to life in prison.
	He was giving the system a nice cleansing.  No need for the 
police to chase down these criminals, no need for the courts to put 
them on trial on the taxpayer's dollar, no need for them to sit in a 
cell and get fed meals for the rest of their lives on the taxpayer's 
dollar.
	In essense, he was saving the city of Tokyo hundreds upon 
thousands of dollars by killing them off.
	He was still a bit queasy at the sight of his new skeletal army.
	The magic of his many prisons removed all flesh, organs and 
extraneous muscle.  The only things the skeletons had were their bones, 
their ligaments, a sword and a shield, all of which were magically 
charged.  The skeletons could operate indefinitely, requiring neither 
food nor rest.
	The weird thing was that they could still create noise, a 
function that allow them to let loose terrifying battlecrys that 
unnerved him as they trained in his magical training rooms.
	"How is the army doing?" his partner inquired.
	"Not bad.  I'd estimate that they have about six weeks before 
they're no longer capable of advancing in skill.  At least not without 
some serious magical boosts." he answered.
	"Ian," she began, "You're not sounding too confident."
	"The skeleton army has nothing to fear from cops or very much to 
fear from another army armed with anything less than bazookas and 
tanks, but they will not stand against the Sailor Senshi.  And THEY are 
our real foe.  _I_ can take care of all the heavy artillery no problem, 
but I cannot handle the Senshi." Ian explained.
	"Then you should send some imps to the north pole.  There is a 
dimensional gate to a crumbling realm.  From it, you can gather 
creatures known as youma.  They will be weak, but given time in a 
magically strong area, they'll be a powerful force to be reckoned 
with." she told him.
	Ian contemplated that location, his brown eyes focusing on his 
dungeon heart as he thought.
	"You mean, near that crater where I found you?" he asked.
	"Yes." she answered stiffly, shuddering at the memories.
	"Very well.  I'll create some teleport pads.  They'll have to 
show up in my other dungeons, though." He warned her.
	"I would tell them of your offer to be their keeper, lest they 
get the impression you're doing this for free..." she replied.
	Ian nodded.

	It was rare that all the Sailor Senshi met.  However, given 
Setsuna was the one forming the meeting, Haruka and Michiru were 
willing to submit to being with the Inners, while Makoto and Minako 
were willing to submit to being with Haruka and Michiru.  The four 
still remembered what had happened the last time they'd met, back at 
the crater site of Mugen Gaken.
	The group was in the Tomoe mansion, sitting around a large dinner 
table, as it was the only table large enough to host all of the Senshi.
	"As you all know, this is a meeting of utmost importance.  The 
reason being that Usagi and Luna have met up with our next opponent." 
Setsuna explained.
	"What do you mean, 'next opponent'?  How many more do we have?" 
Rei asked.
	"I can't tell you the exact number, but it's more than three." 
Setsuna answered, glancing at Rei before continuing, "This particular 
enemy is called the Keeper.  He's using an ancient artifact from the 
Silver Millenium to expand his power base exponentially.  I figure 
that, given a month or so, he should be able to give all of us combined 
a run for our money." 
	"What in the world could give him that much power?" Ami inquired.
	"Hmmm, how to best say this... Back in the early days of what 
later became the Silver Millenium, there were magical devices called 
Hearts, which were used by trusted commanders.  The commanders who were 
in charge of the Hearts were known as Keepers.  The Hearts allowed the 
Keepers to view their troops movements, health and effeciency.  It also 
allowed the commander to pull soldiers back when they became too 
injured, exhuasted or sloppy to be effective." Setsuna began.
	"The Hearts could also create beds, food supplies, training 
rooms, prisons, whatever the Keeper could imagine, provided that they 
knew how to build them." Luna continued, "They also allowed for the 
Keeper to heal their forces, cast spells, among other things.  In 
essense, the Hearts and their Keepers were war machines, capable of 
taking on forces triple their size without losing.  They were 
considered the best weapon against the monsters that plagued this solar 
system."
	"Unfortunately, some of the Keepers began using their power to 
gather and convert the enemy forces they were sent to destroy.  They 
moved their Hearts underground and guarded them with dungeons.  The 
evil Keepers were later referred to as Dungeon Keepers... for obvious 
reasons.  In time, they gathered a mighty army and attacked the Silver 
Millenium." Artemis spoke up, "It was a war of Keeper versus Keeper and 
it waged for months, before finally, the last Dungeon Keeper was 
banished for all time."
	"However, the Queen at the time, Tranquility, decided that the 
Hearts were too dangerous to let stay.  She had the Great Shield 
erected, and had the last of the Hearts destroyed.  With the Great 
Shield in place, there was less of a reason to fear creatures entering.  
Only small creatures, that the Outer Senshi could handle, could get 
past the Great Shield." Luna joined in.
	"Unfortunately, there was apparently one Heart left.  And the one 
using it is the one we're facing." Setsuna finished.
	"What about the Great Shield?  Is it still in place?" Ami 
inquired.
	Setsuna shook her head, "The Great Shield fell at the same time 
the Moon Kingdom collapsed."
	"Wait, if this Keeper guy can heal everyone he commands, does 
that mean his forces are kinda invincible?" Minako asked.
	Luna answered that, "No.  There are flaws in the Heart.  Once a 
creature has been rendered unconscious or dead, he cannot heal them.  
His imps can drag the unconscious back to their beds, where they will 
revive and heal, but ONLY if the imps can bring them back."
	"So, we just gotta beat up the imps before they can do that.  
Right." Haruka noted.
	"Also, he can't cast most of his offensive spells in areas he 
hasn't claimed.  Unfortunately, he's already claimed most of Tokyo." 
Luna continued.
	"How'd he do that?" Makoto asked.
	"We have no idea how long he's been operating.  He might have 
done it during Halloween or maybe people just thought of them as kids 
in constumes." Ami explained.
	"Well, if his 'goblin' was any indication of the rest of his 
army, it'll be no problem beating him." Usagi said, smirking 
confidently.
	"Given the recent massive kidnappings, I can only assume he's 
building an army of the undead." Setsuna spoke up.
	"Undead?" came the nervous inquiry from the Inner Senshi.
	"He can create either prisons or graveyards.  The prisons will 
accelerate their hunger, causing them to die of starvation and become 
skeletons.  But if he kills people and dumps their bodies in the 
graveyard, we'll be facing some vampires, too." Setsuna explained.
	"Vampires?" Minako squeaked, her face turning blue with fright.
	"Yes, and unfortunately, only Sailor Moon or Sailor Mars have the 
power to defeat them." Setsuna replied.
	"What are you talking about?  Aren't vampires afraid of garlic 
and stakes and stuff?" Haruka inquired.
	"Those would be the vampires of lore.  THESE vampires are more 
magical than that.  Yes, you can beat them, but unless you use holy or 
purifying magic, like the kind that Usagi can utilize with the 
Guizuishou or Rei can use as a Shinto Priestess, they'll simply 
resurrect themselves and come back." Setsuna answered.
	Artemis cleared his throat, "Excuse me, but there is still one 
thing that they could use.  Vampires can't cross water without a 
bridge."
	Setsuna considered that, "You're right, they can't.  But if the 
vampire is strong enough, they can still resurrect themselves."
	Artemis sighed, "Oh, right."
	"How do we go about finding this Keeper before he gets his act 
together?" Michiru asked.
	"I know that he'll be underground.  The only entrances to his 
domain, however, will have to be found by finding and following his 
imps." Setsuna answered.
	"So, we should split up and search the city in teams of two.  
Artemis and I will be one team." Luna declared.
	Usagi spoke up, "Haruka and Michiru are obviously a team, Mako-
chan and I'll be another, Minako and Ami, and Rei can go with Setsuna."
	When no objections came from the group, the group stood up and 
transformed into their Senshi forms.
	"Remember, this Keeper is NOT to be underestimated.  Just because 
Usagi took down a goblin with a few hits doesn't mean the rest of his 
forces are going to just as weak.  Call in for backup the INSTANT you 
find trouble." Sailor Pluto warned.

	Kale was the strongest remaining youma, and even he was feeling 
as feeble as an old man with arthritis.  The Dark Kingdom's magic was 
fading without Metallia or the Dark Kingdom Generals supplying fresh 
energy.  And for a youma, it was like a fish finding out that it's pond 
was drying up.
	Then, something magical appeared.  Desperate eyes locked onto 
this fresh source of magic, hoping that this magic thing was a new 
lease on life, even if it also meant a new leash.
	"So, this is what remains of the Dark Kingdom, eh?" Ian murmurred 
aloud.  He'd seen it at it's height.  Back then, it looked like a city.  
Granted, it looked like a wax city that was half-melted, but it still 
looked like a city.
	What remained was more like a dying city or a ruin.  No building 
was standing, at least not in one piece, and there were weak and sick 
youma everywhere.
	The youma varied largely, in size and shape, but retained a 
largely humanoid appearance.  The nearest and healthiest looking one 
was a male-looking youma with a golden sword.  It stood six feet tall, 
with a wolf-like head, and wore once-gleaming silver armor.
	The armor-clad youma approached the stranger, "I am Kale, the 
guardian of this city.  What do you want?"
	"I will tell you and everyone here my purpose." Ian answered, 
before addressing everyone, "Survivors of the Dark Kingdom, hear me!  I 
am Ian the Keeper.  I am here to offer you a new home.  You may rest 
and eat freely in my domain, but it will not be without a cost.  You 
must swear allegiance to me and work for me.  It may not seem like a 
good exchange, but my dungeon is rich with magic and is more than 
enough to keep all of you alive."
	Ian flew up ten feet as four crystal pillars rose around where he 
was once standing, "This is a portal that I've constructed that will 
provide you with access to my domain.  If you wish to join me, then you 
know my terms.  And as a gesture of good will, I will heal all of you."
	Ian raised a hand and magical energy flowed into each of the 
youma survivors, replenishing their strength enough for each of them to 
stand and walk towards the portal.  Ian scratched his chin 
thoughtfully.  Apparently, his offer was more than good enough to 
entice all of the remaining youma to join him.
	Now he had to gather some more mages to his side.  With tireless 
skeletons, magical youma and powerful wizards, there would not be much 
standing in his way.  Even the Sailor Senshi would fall before that 
kind of might.
	No, there were still plenty of magical beings that he could 
entice to his side to ensure a more complete victory.  The goblins he'd 
discovered were useless and doomed to die anyway.  And from the crappy 
performance from the best warrior they had, he wasn't going to waste 
his time saving them.
	There was a lot of fallout minions from the crazy plots of those 
who had come before him.  He just needed to pick them up.

	Haruka was bored.  Bored, bored, bored.  She had never been so 
damn bored in her life.  Searches tended to be one of the less 
glamorous things that many people didn't talk about because they were 
so damn BORING.
	At least when they were looking for something like a Daimon, it 
was big and noticeable.  Imps tended to be about half as tall and not 
very visible at all.
	She sighed.  The city looked even more boring to look at when she 
was looking for tiny green men.  At least the daimons were female, and 
thus, at least worthwhile to look at, in Haruka's opinion.  The idea of 
looking for tiny green men sounded like a goose chase to Haruka.  
Especially in a city with roughly 8.5 million people in it.
	Michiru was also bored, but just as she was about to suggest to 
Haruka that they try looking elsewhere, she spotted an imp entering a 
nearby warehouse.
	"Uranus, I've spotted one." Neptune spoke up.
	Haruka hurried to Michiru's spot and looked in the same 
direction, "Where?"
	"It went into that warehouse." Michiru answered, pointing to the 
aforementioned building.
	"Right, let's check it out." Haruka said.
	"What about calling in?" Michiru asked.
	"We're not launching an attack, we're just investigating." Haruka 
reasoned.
	Michiru frowned.  Whenever Setsuna gave a command, it was meant 
to be followed to the letter.  Then again, they hadn't found trouble 
yet.  An imp couldn't possibly be trouble, especially if three ran away 
from Usagi.
	The two Outer Senshi leapt over to the building and looked in 
through a skylight.  The warehouse was darkened and the only light was 
coming from the very skylight they were looking in through.
	"Enjoying the view?" came an inquiry.
	The two Outer Senshi spun to see an armored werewolf tackle them, 
sending them all crashing through the skylight to land in the middle of 
the warehouse.  Haruka shook her head as she sat up, and then silently 
gulped.
	Over fifty skeletons turned to her and Neptune, raised their 
swords and let out a horrific battlecry.

	Ian was looking over a tome of various events that he'd watched.  
He was troubled by how many events had been totally forgotten or 
glossed over by the world in general.  Had it not been for the fact 
that the Guinzuishou was about as subtle and as refined as a brick, the 
events that lead up to his state of power would have been undone 
completely when Sailor Moon saved her friends from death and removed 
the memories of the Senshi from everyone in Tokyo.
	Sailor Moon had only paid attention to what had happened to her 
part of the world, never knowing that her first opponent, Queen Beryl, 
had started a little 'outreach program' shortly before the death of her 
General Nephrite.
	After all, it took a lot of power in order to break the seal that 
Queen Serenity had placed on the Dark Kingdom, more to send youma 
through, and still more to maintain those youma's powers without a 
steady feed of magic.  The Generals had an advantage in going through 
because they were both naturally from Earth and actually generated 
magic rather than drained it.
	The outreach program had gotten a small group of people with 
magical talent, like Ian, and had begun teaching them more and more 
about magic, so that the Dark Kingdom could save a lot of the energy 
they spent breaking the seal and maintaining their youma.
	Ian had already contacted a lot of his fellow mages.  Most were 
willing to do contract work or part-time, but they had lives and 
appearances to uphold, not to mention their own schemes, so they 
wouldn't available at all times.  Yet, those that remained were more 
than willing to help, provided that they got some free land, money and 
servants once Ian won.
	Still, even with all that he had, Ian felt he needed more forces 
to make himself one to be reckoned with.
	Then, he found a few entries that intrigued him, [Hmmm, a 
chemical compound that created eggs that could possess items and turn 
them into monsters... not to mention a special oven that could create 
more powerful monsters using a slightly refined formula.  And crystal 
golems using a gem to simulate intellect... They might not have worked 
well for the Witches 5 or the Black Moon Family, but I'm not as stupid 
as them.  What's the point of sending only one or two minions at a time 
when you can overwhelm them with sheer numbers?]
	Ian felt a tug of mana.  His skeletons were in a fight, being 
lead by Kale.  Ian walked over to his Dungeon Heart and looked at his 
magical map.  The fight appeared before him.
	His trap had caught two of the Senshi.  The fight had cost him 
fifteen skeletons, but the two unconscious senshi were now being 
dragged back to his prison.
	He considered his options.  They were too powerful for his prison 
to seal off their powers and strength at the same time.  But, that 
underused torture chamber he'd made a while back had twice the 
restraining and sealing magic.  He could just bolster it's power with a 
thread of mana to make absolutely sure they didn't escape.
	But if he was going to use the torture chamber, he might as well 
try and convert them to his side.  But he would need something capable 
of manipulating their thoughts.  Something powerful.
	His eyes flickered back to his tome.  Some of the daimons were 
incredibly powerful.  Surely, if he directed that power, he could make 
a few dominatrix types to fill the job.  One man's trash is another 
man's treasure.
	"Master Ian, we found this with them." Kale spoke, feeling Ian's 
eyes watching the scene.
	Ian noticed the little pink device, "That looks like a 
communicator of some sort."
	"One of the stars is blinking.  I believe it may alert the others 
of our presense." Kale answered.
	"Right.  I'll pull you all out.  Oh, and good work, Kale.  Have a 
few nights off." Ian told the wolf-youma.
	"Thank you, Master Ian." Kale responded.
	With that, Ian's will pulled him and the remaining skeletons back 
to the safety of one of Ian's many dungeons.  Ian turned and walked to 
a phone.  Time to call in some of his friends to do some alchemy...

	"If it weren't for the fact that I figured they'd get into 
trouble, I'd be surprised." Makoto muttered darkly as she inspected the 
warehouse.
	"That's not very nice, Jupiter." Ami told Makoto.
	"Then again, they did break Pluto's orders."  Minako commented.
	"Yes, but we should be more concerned about finding them rather 
than assigning blame.  We don't know that they weren't surprised while 
investigating a possible sighting." Usagi said, agreeing with Ami.
	"Both of you are right." Setsuna interupted, "They didn't call in 
beforehand, but they were ambushed."
	"And how come you can't tell us more than what we can already 
speculate until AFTER something's happened?" Makoto inquired.
	"Lay off, Jupiter.  She's the Guardian of Time, not Miss Cleo the 
Psychic, okay?  Even if she did know something, she couldn't tell us 
more because either it would cause too much of a change in the time 
stream." Rei replied.
	"How do you know that?" Makoto demanded.
	"She asked politely." Setsuna explained.
	Makoto sighed.  She was getting a headache, "So, can we track 
them down or what?"
	"There's too much residual energy in the area.  Not to mention 
the Keeper has been busy for quite some time laying down leylines." Ami 
commented.
	"How busy?" Minako asked.
	Ami turned her computer around to show them a map of Japan, "This 
is Japan." Ami pressed a button, "This is where his leylines reach." 
Red lines covered Japan like a net or a really messy spiderweb.
	"The way I see it, his imps are now claiming roughly three acres 
of land every day, and that number is growing as his power extends 
further.  At this rate, he'll begin moving into China, Australia and 
America in one month.  Setsuna was right, he'll be on par with all of 
us combined in that time.  And that's assuming he's not gaining more 
power from tapping larger leylines or mana vaults."
	"Mana vaults?" Usagi asked.
	"They're places where leylines intersect.  They're much more 
powerful than the normal strands he's collecting right now." Ami 
answered.
	"Then we need to figure out the pattern on these imps and catch 
one so you can analyze it and fast, or else there won't be a Crystal 
Tokyo." Minako stated.

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	The mysterious ally to Keeper Ian remains... somewhat mysterious, 
but what clues will be given about her identity next time?
	With the armies of Youma from the Dark Kingdom now in his 
service, what will Ian seek out next time?
	And what of the fates of Sailor Neptune and Uranus?
	Find out the answers and/or clues in the next episode.

	Before anyone asks, I'll answer the obvious questions.

	Q1. Why is Setsuna living at the Tomoe Mansion?
	A1. She's Souichiro and Hotaru Tomoe's legal guardian until 
Souichiro is able to get a new job.  She's also keeping a close eye on 
Hotaru.

	Q2. Why isn't Hotaru or Chibi-Usa there at the meeting?
	A2. This story takes place after Sailor Moon S, but before Super 
S or Stars, meaning Hotaru is still a baby.  As for Chibi-Usa, I'm 
debating on letting her in.  This is, after all, a pretty serious 
storyline.

	Q3. Shouldn't they be afraid of Souichiro stumbling in on them?
	A3. Doctor Tomoe is bed-ridden, as he's still recovering from the 
injuries he sustained in the final events of the S series.

	Q4. What about the Ayakashi Sisters?  Will they be added in this 
story?
	A4. They're powerless.  Their energy base was purely reliant on 
the Zachzuishou or Dark Crystal and the Wise Man, both of which are 
gone.

	Q5. Didn't Sailor Moon reverse time at the end of the first 
season?  How come Ian remembers events from then?
	A5. Okay, we're going to get into my idea of what actually 
happened.  Sailor Moon didn't really reverse time.  What she did was 
resurrect her friends (and Mamoru), then removed their memories of 
being Senshi (which included them being friends, because the 
Guinzuishou is as subtle as a brick).
	After all, Luna and Artemis still remembered what happened (being 
the emergency reactivation, they couldn't afford to lose their memories 
again).  AND if she HAD reversed time, there's a chance things might 
have turned out differently.
	As for the media and such, they probably lost interest (as they 
usually do) when there wasn't a steady supply of monster-senshi 
activities going on, thus why most of the Sailor Moon crew had been 
forgotten until their reappearance in the R series.

	Q6. How would Ian find out about the process for making Daimons?
	A6. Mistress 9 was fairly weak.  I doubt she would have noticed 
or cared if someone was watching her.  As for the Witches 5, I doubt 
they had any respect for each other, so someone scrying on them would 
simply make them think it was one of the other witches.

	Q7. Why Tokyo, dammit?!
	A7. There are numerous answers for why it is always Tokyo being 
attacked.
		A7.1) There is a series of leylines running through Tokyo,
		making it a very valuable target for magic-draining
		creatures.

		A7.2) There have been numerous bizzare activities in the
		Tokyo area, making any further bizzare activities (i.e.
		those caused by the villian of the week) less noticeable.

		A7.3) The Sailor Senshi are the first and last line of
		serious defense against magic-wielding monsters from outer
		space.  Thus, once they've been dealt with, one can get on
		with one's mission.  If one CAN'T beat them, then one
		didn't really need any of those plans for settling in.

		A7.4) The Nexus Points (Sailor Moon & company) draw in
		other minor nexus points, (i.e. victim of the week) and
		thus, all of one's targets are in one area.  Makes finding
		one's targets a bit easier than usual in a metropolis as
		large as Tokyo.

		A7.5) They grab one of their hapless minions, spin them
		around until they're good and dizzy, then have them point
		at a map.  Somehow, Tokyo, Japan is always selected.

		A7.6) Japan has more people per square foot than most
		others, with large transient populations, and plenty of
		wound-up people filled with energy.  Energy draining and
		random attacks would go almost unnoticed in the real world,
		save for a larger than normal increase in the purchase of
		energy drinks and people being admitted to asylums.

		A7.7) Well, it would be very unfair to conquer the world
		starting with the big boys, now wouldn't it?

	Q8. So, what's happened to the DK stuff?
	A8. Well, to put it in simple terms, it goes like this: Goblins 
are deadmeat, Youma replace Trolls and Black Knights, Droidos will 
replace Salamanders and Rogues, Daimons replace Dark Angels and Bile 
Demons.  I haven't decided on whether to replace Dark Elves or 
Fireflies.