Hans Heathrow
Earl Hans Heathrow is the second uncle of Zhar Bacredi and his siblings, and the cousin of Nemo Bacredi and the Heathrow Brothers. Heathrow was born into a low key Royal Denonian Family—his father being the Earl of Stockton and his mother beeing a Lord Peeress in the Denon House of Lords. The family at the time was worth an estimated 190 million credits in hard currency, not counting their other houses and stock investments (with estimates that is ranged around 300 million). Hans attended Heathrow Academy, a school that was set up by his family to tutor the rich and spoiled. Hans was considered a brat by his peers and well liked by his inner group. Hans was known for spending thousands of his parents credits on shopping sprees and high end material. On his eighteenth birthday, his father awarded him with a brand new starfighter and a capitol ship—Heathrow's Legacy, a Bothan Assault Frigate. Heathrow edited the Bothan Assault Frigates colors and changed them to an all black look to blend in with the surroundings of space.
Hans parents fortunes didn't fare well with the stock market, however, and his father and mother soon lost an estimated 20 million credits in the stock market in a space of thirty minutes in the most recent crash. His fathers next business venture was to sell multiple other houses around the galaxy—in Stockhokton, Devonshire, Somersetshire, Tadath, and Leston, along with two time shares in Nubia and Corellia. Hans "took it hard"—however hard it could be to lose 5 houses out of your family's 18—and after he went to college at the College of Denon, he began to develop a drinking problem, which was unfortunately hereditary. After he had graduated from his college and passed into the Denon House of Representatives at the age of 25, for which he was the "Baby of the House", but his father and mother soon passed on after they were both exposed to high doses of radiation. Hans had to, by the Royal Law of Denon, retire his House seat and take up his father's seat as the Earl of Stockton and his mother's seat in the House of Lords. Hans continues both of those duties today, and remains un-married.
