The Miserable Native Intelligent Life

Humanity was not a savior, nor could it be the savior of this planet's natives. Therefore, humanity made no response to this situation. At most, a few compassionate people silently prayed for them in their hearts, but that could not affect humanity's decision as a whole.

From the introduction, humanity also learned that, aside from this Star System, the two nearby stars were also controlled by the Dynamic Image Civilization. The Transport Fleets departing from this Star System were engaged in interstellar shipping.

The Dynamic Image Civilization was immensely proud of its Interstellar Trade Market, and that pride was fully apparent as they introduced it to humanity. Their fleet strength was not limited to what was stationed in this Star System, either; fleets were also deployed in the other two Star Systems.

After the introduction, humanity gained a certain understanding of the Trade Market operated by the Dynamic Image Civilization. Generally speaking, they were a civilization that traveled everywhere, trading with every civilization they encountered. They felt like a civilization of wandering merchants, though their current footprint remained limited to the star regions controlled by the Trade Federation.

The reason they had stayed here for so long was entirely because they had discovered the Life Planet here. They planned to deal with this Life Planet before continuing onward.

As for how they intended to deal with it, it was exactly as they had introduced to humanity.

They would sell off the Biosphere Resources on the Life Planet in large quantities, naturally including the natives. The natives were not sold individually, but in batches, like piglets or chicks.

According to the information humanity obtained, a batch of natives numbered roughly one hundred thousand. Other civilizations generally did not buy just one batch, but purchased one hundred or one thousand batches at