The Great Star Voyage
Chapter 315

Great Blaze Star's Response

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Upon hearing this suggestion, the Grand Governor hesitated for a moment, then cracked the pincers at the end of his hand twice before vibrating his vocal organs. "I'm afraid it will be difficult. This is the first time we've discovered the existence of Alien Civilization. How could the First Star Region be willing to let us participate in the exchange?"

The Grand Governor was very troubled. After discovering the Human Civilization probe team and observing and recognizing its approximate level of civilization, they, the high-ranking officials, were extremely excited.

That could be an opportunity to communicate with Alien Civilization!

The Grand Governor and the High-Level Personnel of the Second Star Region had already secretly planned to communicate and make contact with the aliens in order to obtain more benefits or technology from them. If all went well, the Second Star Region might be able to possess more power than the other two star regions, thus accomplishing the feat of reunifying the Kair Civilization.

Unexpectedly, the patrol ship's overly aggressive reaction pushed the Alien Civilization that had come from afar into the First Star Region.

Yes, that's something humans have misunderstood.

Humans believed that the Kair Civilization had encountered Alien Civilization more than once, but in reality, humanity was the first Alien Civilization encountered by the Nair Civilization.

However, unlike civilizations that have not yet left their home planet, the Kair Civilization knew that other civilizations existed in the universe because they encountered the wreckage of a warship from an Unknown Civilization on a certain planet during their expansion.

"Grand Governor, please do not worry. I believe the First Star Region will agree." A Nair People vibrated his vocal organs.

The Grand Governor turned his head and looked at him with his complexion. "What do you mean?"

The Nair People had just vibrated his vocal organs raised his pincers and snapped them twice before saying, "Your Grand Governor, first of all, we must understand that contact with extraterrestrials is a very important matter, the first time in the history of our Nair Civilization. How can we allow the First Star Region to make contact alone? Therefore, we must clearly inform the First Star Region of the seriousness of this matter."

"Seriousness?" another Nair People interjected.

"Of course, you should also know that our understanding of this alien race that claims to be Human Civilization is limited to a few conversations. What we have seen is only their probe teams. As for other things such as their race, ideology, the size of their warships, etc., we know nothing at all, let alone where their home planet is."

The Nair People continued his analysis, "With such a suddenly appearing Alien Civilization, no one can guarantee what their purpose is or whether they pose a threat to our Nair Civilization. Therefore, we must first solemnly tell the First Star Region that contact with Alien Civilization is not just their business, but the business of the entire Nair Civilization. Regardless of how serious our differences were before, we should now unite, especially in the face of aliens."

"Grand Governor, I think we should take advantage of the fact that Human Civilization has not yet reached the Pot Lid Vastness Star and quickly inform the First Star Region, and discuss with them how to unite against the aliens. We must not let the aliens know that our Nair Civilization is in a state of internal division."

One of the Nair People asked, puzzled, "Does this mean we also need to notify the Third Star Region?"

"Gah, the Third Star Region? What does it have to do with the Third Star Region? Their territory is at least a hundred light-years away from the Pot Lid Vastness Star. How could they get here?" The Nair People let out their distinctive laughter.

The Grand Governor looked at him and said, "Hmm, Gu Da, you're right. So how do you think we can get involved? You know, we're more than ten light-years away from the Pot Lid Vastness Star. Even if we set off now, it's impossible for us to get there before the aliens arrive. If we can't get there, the right to negotiate with the aliens will fall to the First Star Region. I don't believe they will consider our interests during the negotiations."

The Nair People, whom the Grand Governor called Gu Da, suppressed the smile that only they could understand, and then continued, "Yes, that's why we need to hurry up and contact the Grand Governor of the First Star Region to come up with a win-win cooperation plan. I'm sure they don't want news of aliens to reach the Third Star Region."

Moreover, due to the urgency of the situation, while contacting the governor of the First Star Region, we also need to prepare to dispatch a spaceship to the Pot Lid Vastness Star.

"Gah, that makes sense. Then Gu Da, you can lead the team. I'll have the 13th Warship Cluster escort you." The Grand Governor laughed heartily.

Unexpectedly, Gu Da raised its front claws, snapped them shut twice, and shook its head. "No, Your Grand Governor, we cannot send a fleet of warships there. That might cause unnecessary misunderstandings."

The Grand Governor was somewhat dismissive. "What misunderstanding could there be? Sending the 13th Warship Cluster will let those guys in the First Star Region see our strength. You need to understand, they'll only listen to you if the 13th Warship Cluster is there."

"Your Grand Governor, I'm not talking about the First Star Region, but that Human Civilization," Gu Da explained. "Communication is easier with the First Star Region, but it's not so easy with aliens. Think about it, that Human Civilization has traveled across the stars and is extremely exhausted. What would they think if a fleet suddenly appeared while they were replenishing their supplies and energy?"

Glancing around at the thoughtful group of Nair People, Gu Da answered his own question, "That's right. As a space exploration fleet, they must be very sensitive to this kind of thing. So they will most likely think that this is a conspiracy by our Nair Civilization, that we want to wipe them all out. Therefore, it is best not to bring any warships on this trip to the Pot Lid Vastness Star, in order to avoid any unforeseen circumstances."

"What about trade? Won't the First Star Region get all the profits?" a Nair People couldn't help but ask, his voice trembling.

Gu Da looked over and chuckled, "Just send a few more transport ships. Besides, we already told the Human Civilization in the communications that Great Blaze Star is the place with the most abundant resources. As long as we negotiate with the First Star Region, there won't be any problems. As for the explanation to the Human Civilization, just say that we are transporting special products of Great Blaze Star. I don't think they will suspect anything."

After Gu Da finished speaking, a cacophony of discussion filled the hall, and the Grand Governor ultimately made the final decision.

Grand Governor: "Then let's do it this way. After the meeting, Gu Da, you immediately begin preparations for departure. Also, what do you think we should transport?"

Although the plan had been finalized, the Grand Governor suddenly realized that trade between different civilizations seemed to differ from that of his own, though he couldn't quite put his finger on the differences, hence the question.

"Grand Governor, I think we should just bring a little bit of whatever we need," a Nair People, vibrating his vocal organs.

However, before he could finish speaking, Gu Da interrupted him from the other end, "No, we don't need to bring mineral resources. You all should understand that if this Alien Civilization is at the same technological level as us, then as long as they have a foothold on this Pot Lid Vastness Star, they won't lack these things. Therefore, we need to change our thinking and first imagine what an Alien Civilization might lack."

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