Quasi-Hegemon List
Grand Master Luolin stood there stunned for several seconds before smiling again and speaking.
"Major Lister, you will have a long leave of absence after this conscription mission is completed."
"I could go back to my hometown of Merrick and help with its development; at least... this political system needs to be established as soon as possible."
"As long as you're in the Merrick Civilization, you'll definitely have a seat in the House of Representatives. Don't underestimate the resources of this member of parliament."
Master Luolin himself was a member of the Federation Government and knew how much power a member of parliament wielded.
He was genuinely considering Lister's interests and the well-being of Merrick Civilization, and only after establishing a political system could he run for parliament.
Ultimately, it's all for the sake of their own civilization. Even though the Merrick Civilization is only at level two for now, with Lister as Quasi-Hegemon, advancing to level three is only a matter of time.
The Senate doors are always open to the Merrick Civilization; the real purpose is for the two civilizations to cooperate and gain greater benefits.
After Lister nodded, they chatted for quite a while longer.
Several powerful figures from the Arcane Civilization had only met with Lister today to get acquainted with each other.
However, upon learning of the current state of the Merrick Civilization, he couldn't help but offer some suggestions.
Inside the tower near the core area of Arcane Truth Star.
Lister finally completed the conferment of his titles and had time to rest.
This residence was offered to him voluntarily by Major Falco.
Compared to the partitioned rooms he used to live in, he now owns an entire floor of over a thousand square meters.
Basic training room, meditation room, study area, observation deck, wine cellar, reagent storage area...
Each functional area is well-equipped, and there's even a dedicated "multi-person activity" area with all sorts of props...
There was nothing in this house that Lister couldn't imagine, and nothing they couldn't do.
Notification: You have received a meditation buff: Health and Stamina recovery +3%, Focus increased by 2%.
Inside the meditation room, Lister sat cross-legged.
Feeling the active energy flowing into the space, I felt a sense of ease and comfort throughout my body, while new notifications kept coming in.
Notification: Your rank has been promoted! Access to the Federation Military District's field-grade officer database has been activated.
[Name: Lister Merick (Federation Military District Major, Merrick Civilization)]
Although the conferment of ranks has long since ended, the actual registration and change of military ranks above the field officer level must go through the Federation Military District Headquarters.
The process was a little slow, but thankfully all the changes are now complete.
"Notification: The Galactic Federation's special information database channel has been opened for you, and your information has been entered."
Special Information Database?
I was just about to check the so-called database of school officers when I suddenly found special information starting with the Galactic Federation?
Filled with curiosity, Lister went through the specially distributed channels to browse the books.
"Notification: Identity verification has been successful. Welcome, Major Lister."
The so-called special information database is just a list?
"Ailan Sanders, a Federation Government Senate, belongs to the Witchcraft Civilization, level 18, Quasi-Hegemon."
"Enel Quirk, former member of the Federation Government House of Representatives (currently wanted), belongs to the Intelligent Machine Civilization, 18th level, Quasi-Hegemon."
"Tolon Davis, Colonel of the Seventh Army Group of the Federation Military District, belonging to the Leviathan Civilization, 18th Tier, Quasi-Hegemon."
A quick glance at the first few names on the list revealed that they were all at the 18th rank, Quasi-Hegemon strength.
Is this a list compiled by the Galactic Federation itself, listing individuals with the potential to Hegemons?
This piqued Lister's interest, and he carefully examined the list, finding several names he recognized.
"Hoffman, former lieutenant colonel of the First Army Group of the Federation Military District (currently wanted), belongs to the Leviathan Civilization, 18th tier, Quasi-Hegemon."
"Kavin Deer, belonging to the Leviathan Civilization, 15th rank, Quasi-Hegemon."
From the lowest to the highest level, there are currently nine Quasi-Hegemon at the eighteenth rank, and that even includes the four wanted individuals.
Obviously, being wanted is just being wanted. Once any of these individuals can advance further, complete their fourth evolution, and still possess Overlord Tier combat power...
All the wanted notices will become worthless, and it might even witness the birth of a new Level 4 civilization!
Two acquaintances were also on the list; this was the first time Lister had learned of Hoffman's rank and past experiences.
No wonder they roamed freely among various civilizations.
Apart from a true Fourth Advancement Hegemon, there is neither the strength nor the courage to stop this being who is about to be promoted to Hegemon!
"Lister Merrick, belonging to the Merrick Civilization, fourteenth rank, Quasi-Hegemon."
Finally, Lister saw his name appear in the 314th position.
Scroll down further until you reach the last Quasi-Hegemon, a total of 411 people.
It was indeed a gathering of all the geniuses in the entire Galactic Federation, totaling more than four hundred Quasi-Hegemon.
The higher the rank, the smaller the proportion of people.
Clearly, a significant number of players fell behind during the Third Advancement period.
Of the nine Quasi-Hegemon at the eighteenth level, eight have backgrounds in the three major civilizations.
Currently, the only one with the best chance of advancing to a Level 4 civilization is Ener Quirk of the Intelligent Machine Civilization, and this Quasi-Hegemon is also wanted by the authorities.
Even considering the proportion of civilizations to which all Quasi-Hegemon belong, those belonging to the three major civilizations account for more than 80%.
It is not difficult to see the difficulty for an ordinary civilization to advance to a fourth-level civilization from scratch.
Only the three major civilizations at present have truly endured, monopolizing the most outstanding geniuses in the Galactic Federation and ensuring the long-term prosperity of their civilizations.
It's no wonder that Hoffman admired his courage and choice at the time.
In addition to this list, there is also a list of potential future Hegemon.
There are a total of 4,793 people, all of whom are Hegemon, so this list is not very accurate.
Information changes frequently, and many Hegemons haven't even joined a civilization yet.
Apart from this, the Galactic Federation's special information database contains no other content.
Lister himself estimated that there might be a separate statistical list for the Overlord Tier.
But before one becomes the Hegemon, one naturally cannot see it.
They revisited the database of information on school officers.
The contents were numerous and complex, covering various topics. Lister first browsed through the information he needed most.
"Federation Military District Standard Level 3 Resource: Slightly improves various basic capabilities, requires 7100 military merit points."
It's gotten more expensive again?
The resources for the first three levels of the Federation's conscription mission can only be exchanged for 7,000 military merit points.
Even during his time in recruit training, he only had 6800 military merits.
The military merit points for these precious resources fluctuate quite a bit.
"Application criteria for establishing Civilization Army: 1. The application must be made by an advanced civilization life form (which is not serving in the Central Army Group), and the civilization has not previously established Civilization Army."
2. The applicant's civilization level is Level 2 or above.
3. This civilization must have a clear political system and accept the leadership of Federation Government.
4. Required Military Merit Points: 5 million. (Note: This includes 3 million military merit points for three small warships, 1.34 million military merit points for one simulation training hall, 240,000 military merit points for basic reserve courses, etc.)
That's really dark!
Applying for the Civilization Army requires 5 million military merit points.
Almost everything was purchased by the civilization itself, and the prices were astronomical!
Small warships are actually built privately by some civilized people; there's no need to spend 1 million military merits per ship.
Or rather, you don't even need military merits; you can buy it with federal credits.
It's pure exploitation!
It's no wonder that only a minority of Level 2 civilizations have their own Civilization Army.
Even if he himself participated in more than twenty recruitment missions in the Milky Way, he would still have a chance to accumulate enough military merit points.
Not to mention others, who could only accumulate military merits under the conditions of other Civilization Armies.
It can be said that the first generation of advanced life forms in every civilization, and the pioneers, had it all.
"Accumulated military merits required for promotion to lieutenant colonel: 1 million points."
"Accumulated military merits required for promotion to colonel: 3 million points."
Compared to the military merits required to apply for the Civilization Army, the amount of merits required to achieve this rank was actually quite reasonable in Lister's eyes.
Furthermore, promotion in military rank only requires accumulating military merits, and does not consume those merits.
A virtual projection appeared in the meditation room.
"Captain?"
"Major Lister, I have something to tell you."
"The repair of the original small cruiser A73 will take at least nine months."
"As for the new medium-sized cruiser, I've 'discussed' it with the Logistics Department leaders, and it should be in place within a year."
"Everyone worked hard on this recruitment mission, so I'm planning to give the entire A73 long vacation for the next year. What do you think?"
"No problem, I agree."