But what about Krotus?
Oh, you mean that Krotus!But what about Krotus?
Krotus originally took his name from a popular pastry sold commercially in Southern Ruthenia during the mid-21st century. The pastry itself was composed of a combination of gluten, sugar and vodka, which explains its wide-spread consumption.
Krotus himself was an odd man, often given to fits of philately without warning. In the aftermath of WWIII the Internet was in shambles and most countries reverted from e-mails to old-fashioned paper correspondence. Krotus seized the moment, raising an army of stamp collectors, and swept across Southern Europe. His forces captured post offices throughout the land, throwing general chatting and long-distance romances into chaos. For the better part of two years, Krotus reigned with an iron fist and a perpetually dry tongue until émigrés from India re-established the Internet and overthrew his tyranny.
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Ah , that clears it up. With only occasional trips back to this time period, my knowledge does have some occasional gaps.
Not to alter history or anything, but in 2116 we actually drink Blue Coke.
But what about Krotus?
But what about Krotus?
The Last Unicorn rpg book that covers the Andorians says that Krotus was an Andorian warlord that conquered much of his homeworld in their early history before their people were unified.
(Uh, why does every response need to be a joke here?
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