The Federation had always attached great importance to humanity's branch civilizations—in other words, the descendants of the Ancient Alphart people, one of the products of the Alphart Civilization's god-creation project.
After all, even if humanity's technology could advance rapidly in the short term, population would always remain a critical weakness.
Even though 15% of humanity's eligible population now served in the Interstellar Fleet, supplemented by large numbers of intelligent machines replacing positions aboard warships that did not require much adaptability, 150 billion warships was already the limit.
This was also why the Federation had gradually formed multiple Elf and Angel Fleets over the past few decades.
Therefore, these branch civilizations, whose bodies also carried the bloodline of the Ancient Alphart people and who could reproduce perfectly with humans, became the best solution to this problem.
Of course, there was an even more crucial factor—
Humans were the most orthodox inheritors of the Ancient Alphart Civilization's bloodline.
What did that mean?
It meant that in the process of reproduction, the next generation born from other branch civilizations and humans would gradually become genetically closer to humans.
In other words, whether Angels, Elves, or the Three-Eyed Race, after generation upon generation of reproduction, they would eventually disappear entirely, leaving only humans behind!
Otherwise, how could humans, the least populous of the four races and practically a minority ethnicity, have confidently accepted those three races into the Federation?
It had to be known that humans now made up less than 5% of the Federation's population!
However, this time, Lin Fan might be disappointed.--
One hour later.
Lin Fan and Nina had connected through the Dark Energy Network and entered a Virtual Meeting Room.
"I have to say, seeing humans again still surprises me greatly. In the tens of thousands of years of our