Read the following passage and questions, then choose the right answer from options, the answer should be one of A, B, C, D.

<passage>:
The sight of an Earthman on Vega III, where it was impossible for an outlander to be, brought angry crowds to surround refuses to obey the just and legal orders of its Viceroy. So we achieve "And it is true that we can always We control it adequately, and we live in peace. "The Sundans, for example, though they took the rule of the Empire that was rightfully ours Sunda. He ignored the snarling, the spitting, the waving of boneless prehensile fingers, as he ignored the stalemate. You've got the idea that, with our help, you can conquer planets without the necessity of destroying them, and thereby If they carried out the threats of their present attitude, Earth would have to send Marshall to replace him. And if Crownwall couldn't do at the Viceroy's gesture. take over number one spot from these Sunda friends of yours." "Don't call those damn lobsters friends," growled Ggaran. He subsided world. You can do the same on the worlds of the Sunda. Now, just tell us how you did it, and we're partners." exterminate any planet that to feel safe, and we will guarantee them an equal share in the government of the Galaxy." "Bunk," said Crownwall. His Effulgence lifted a tentacle the Viceroy's Palace?" asked Emperor, Hereditary Ruler of the Seventy Suns, Viceroy of the Twelfth Sector of the Universal Holy Empire"—Universal Galactic Vegan in lordly trappings. They examined Crownwall with great interest for a few moments. when you enter the Viceroy's presence," customary among civilized peoples." "It's all right, Ggaran," said the Viceroy languidly. He twitched a plans to beat the claws off the Master from Earth to break through our blockade and come here. Most of my advisors—even Ggaran here—thought it couldn't be done, but you, why did you put the cordon around Earth? And why did you drop a planet-buster in the Pacific Ocean, and tell us that it was triggered come, so I can tell you that although I am the leader of one of the mightiest peoples in the Galaxy, whereas there are scarcely six member. "Then of course, as I continued to move in time, the whole Galaxy billions of you squatting on one moved spatially with reference to "We offer you partnership with us to take over the rule of the Galaxy from the Sunda—the so-called Master Race." "It would hardly be an equal "I'm listening," said Crownwall. stalks in amusement. "I'm Viceroy the Empire. I rule over a total of a hundred Satrapies and every Cluster has an average of a hundred inhabited solar systems. There are more inhabited upstart Earthlings are a strange and a frightening race," he said. "Frightening to the Sunda, especially. When you showed up in the spaceways, it was decreed that you thousand years ago. There were at that time three different but similar racial strains of pulpy bipeds, classed among the intelligent races, there was a general expectation, which we reported to the Sunda, that they would some day come to be numbered among the Servants of the Emperor. So we let you alone, in order that you could develop in your own way, until you Galaxy. In all, it has been found only fifteen times. The other races we have watched develop, and One such race we left uncontrolled too long—but no matter. "You Earthlings, in defiance of all expectation and all reason, have exploded into space. You have developed "When the Viceroy of the Seventy Suns," said the Viceroy of the Seventy Suns, "travels in state, no one but my own entourage is permitted ten years before. The Star Seeker in space, about forty thousand kilometers above the Earth. It had been manned by a dozen adventurous people, captained by Crownwall, and had headed out on its ion drive until it was safely clear of the warping influence of planetary masses. Then, after several impatient days of careful study and calculation, the distorter drive had been activated, for the first time in Earth's history, and, for the twelve, the stars had winked out. The men of Earth had decided that it should work in theory. They of Alpha Centauri. They had quickly located a dozen planets, Earth to be its twin sister. They had headed for that planet confidently and unsuspectingly, using the ion drive. Your Effulgence, does the Emperor's race—the Master Race—also enjoy the type of civilization you have just had demonstrated Star Seeker , and had then tried to herd it away from the Although caught by surprise, the Earthmen had acted swiftly. Crownwall recalled the discussion—the council of war, they had called it—and their unanimous decision. Although far within the dangerous influence of a planetary mass, they had again activated the distorter drive, and they had beaten they had returned to Earth as swiftly as they had departed. Earth had immediately prepared for war the cohort, the bearers and Ggaran continued to run—without food, drink or, except for Ggaran, evidence You knew that you could have destroyed not only yourself, but also all who live on that planet. You could also have wrecked the planet itself and the ships and those of my own race who manned them. We had tried to contact you, but since you had not developed subspace else that would have kept you from landing on Earth and taking us "Would that have been so bad?" said Ggaran. "We can't tolerate wild and warlike races running free and uncontrolled in the Galaxy. Once was enough for that." Government of Earth, making a full report on his trip to Vega. When he had finished, the President "But what about my question? treaty with a Vegan. They sound ungodly murderous to me. There are too many holes in that protection send them down to your planet. And by the time we had organized properly for war against you, it was obvious that we could not conquer you. We could only destroy you." "That old fool on Sunda, the Emperor, decided that we should for a while. I was back so far that the Vegans hadn't appeared yet. Now, I didn't land—or deliberately down into Vega III's atmosphere blow you up, but by that time I each other. I traveled halfway just to quarantine you. When we had used your radio system to teach a few of you the Universal across the Galaxy to meet him, to convince him that it would be sufficient with the bomb, you would only succeed in setting it off, and that's what the Sunda had been in favor of in the first place. "But I had different ideas. From to Sunda and there's no sign of Earthling," said His Effulgence. Ggaran bowed. "The crustaceans on Sunda—the lobsterlike creatures that rule the Galaxy—are usurpers. They have no rights to their position of power. Our race is much older than theirs. We were alone when we found the Sundans—a primitive tribe, grubbing in the mud at the edge of their shallow those days we were desperately lonely. We needed companionship among the stars, and we helped them develop to the point where, in their inferior way, they were able to reason, almost as well as we, The People, can. And then they cheated us of our rightful place. "The Emperor at Sunda is one of them. They provide sixty-eight of the hundred Viceroys for revenge. And now "If you haven't been able to help yourselves for two million years," asked Crownwall, "how does the said the aged ruler. "We can destroy planets, of course, but with few exceptions, we cannot conquer them. I rule a total of seven races in my Sector. I rule them, but I don't let them intermingle. Each race settles on the planets that best suit it. Each of those planets is quite capable of defending

<question>:
Why does the Viceroy want to overthrow the Sundans?

<options>:
A The Sundans do not understand polite society or etiquette. They really must be stopped.
B The Sundans are waging war on the Vegans.
C The Sundans are a race of brutal warriors, oppressing everyone in the galaxy.
D The Vegans were around before the Sundans, therefore the Vegans should be in charge of the galaxy.

<answer>:

D