Faced with the Galactic Great Voyage Organization's hard-line stance, the Type II Boundary Breakers found themselves in a difficult position. They truly did not want to fight anymore because they could not win, but being constantly monitored by the other side's probes was unbearable.
They felt they were negotiating, not surrendering. They could not possibly accept such terms.
The condition that "all personnel must withdraw from the Great Voyage Route and nearby Star Systems directly connected to it by Star Gates" struck the Type II Boundary Breakers as pushing things too far. They were merely passing through, yet they were being asked to relocate their entire race. The three Great Voyage Organizations were only passing through the Great Voyage Route, not settling in it. Such a demand was truly excessive.
"The second condition is merely a matter of nominal ownership. We can agree to that. The third condition is somewhat harsh, but reasonable. If it were us, we would also restrict the development of the other side's warships. I believe we can accept these two conditions."
After receiving the information, the Type II Boundary Breakers immediately began discussing the four basic conditions proposed by Human Civilization.
Negotiations between different civilizations were more or less like this. After all, they were a collective. It was impossible for them to make a final decision after just a few exchanges. Before anything could be announced externally, they needed to reach a unified internal consensus.
"As for the first and fourth conditions, they are far too excessive. Do the String Pluckers think we are truly afraid of them? Uh, even if we are afraid, they still cannot wipe us all out. Uh, they cannot afford the time cost. So we must resist to the end. We absolutely cannot yield on the first and fourth