After ending his communication with Tarz, Lavoisier fell silent.
This was a development he had never anticipated. He and the Blue Radiance Republic had finally escaped humanity's threat, only for another powerful civilization to arrive at their doorstep without them even realizing it.
Moreover, according to Tarz, this civilization had left no survivors along the way. Clearly, it intended to completely destroy the entire Blue Radiance Republic.
Lavoisier was not particularly worried about the Kindling Plan. After all, once they entered hyperspace, they would basically be safe.
However, the Kindling Plan was only taking away the top elites from every field within the Cradle Republic, amounting to merely several hundred million people.
Yet the entire Blue Radiance Republic's population was counted in trillions.
Just as Tarz had said to Lavoisier in the end, if they could save them, they should take as many away as possible!
But the key issue was...
Looking at the data files Tarz had just sent over, Lavoisier felt a headache coming on.
This was information transmitted from the garrisoned Star System near the Capital Sphere before it had completely fallen. It included combat footage and partial scanned data on the enemy warships.
No matter how he looked at it, this was a civilization that was absolutely no weaker than humanity. In certain aspects, it even seemed more advanced than humanity.
For Lavoisier, this was not good news. It made his rescue plan even more difficult, to the point where it was almost becoming an impossible mission.
But no matter how impossible it was, he still had to do it.
Because...
There were hundreds of trillions of his compatriots awaiting rescue!
"Right!"
At that moment, Lavoisier suddenly remembered something and shouted.
Wasn't there a clause in humanity's Subordinate Civilization Agreement stating that the Sovereign Civilization had