No one knew what Rasti and Lin Fan discussed in private.
In any case, the final result was that the Zilun Empire received a list—a list filled with all manner of resources, amounting to roughly the Zilun Empire's total resource output for three years.
Perhaps the list pained Rasti greatly, but it was still within what he could bear.
After all, once Galon was gone from the Nilkenia Super Galaxy Cluster, the Zilun Empire would stand supreme alone. All other civilizations could only become its subordinate civilizations, allowing the Zilun Empire to feed off them from then on.
And that was not all. During Galon's rule over Nilkenia, he had expanded outward into two additional Superclusters. Now, those two Superclusters would undoubtedly also fall under the Zilun Empire's control.
It could be said that from this day onward, the Zilun Empire's annual output of all resources would be at least ten times what it had been before.
With that in mind, giving up three years' worth of output was not so hard for Rasti to accept.
Of course, after paying such a price, Rasti had a condition as well: humanity was to permanently relinquish its claim to Farn's biological laboratory. In other words, if the Zilun Empire suddenly found the laboratory's access passage again one day, humanity could no longer demand anything based on their former agreement.
Lin Fan had no objections to this, because
that thing had long since fallen under his control. If the Zilun Empire wanted to find the access passage again, it would have to destroy the Federation first!
Meanwhile, in the Nilkenia Super Galaxy Cluster, one thousand light-years from the former Holy Land Helawei.
"Legion Commander, the Zilun Empire fleet surrounding us has begun to withdraw. Even the interference blocking hyperspace and spatial transmission has