These people were locked in an escape pod that only Arivik could open. When the time came, the Alliance Guards would take the escape pod away with them.
Once Siyun's battle was over, these people would "reunite" with the other members of the Dashi Fleet.
They would go build the Alliance's most remote "New Star" in the most primitive way possible.
Footage of this "punishment" was played several times every year at every fortress and garrison.
No technology, no food, no means of transportation.
They could only use their own hands to build a new planet.
Moreover, no more than five thousand people would be exiled to each planet.
Everything they did would be monitored by the Central Brain, day and night, and they would spend the rest of their lives on the "New Star."
It was cruel.
For these soldiers, who had grown up in a technologically advanced world, going there would be torture for both body and mind.
For the rest of their lives, they would never be able to return to the Alliance.
They could only gaze at the stars, unable even to identify the direction of Capital Star.
Everything about their past would be recorded in the Central Brain's database, warning young soldiers not to repeat their mistakes.
Otherwise, they would face the harshest imprisonment. Building a "New Star" was no different from being imprisoned—there was no freedom, no tools, no technology, and everything was unknown.
The environments of these "New Stars" were nowhere near as hospitable as any planet in Jingsu.
After going there, many people could not endure it.
They either went mad or died.
There was no third possibility.
Despair would accompany them for the rest of their lives.
After enjoying all kinds of advanced Alliance technology, being sent to build a planet