Alliance

Biodata

Governance and Administration

• The Council of Elders directs Alliance-wide policy, emergency responses, major investigations, and the distribution of sensitive technology. Its members include major contributors and, in many cases, heads of prominent families 215 221.
• The Central Brain manages the Alliance network and maintains citizens’ records. It issues IDs using initial physical ability and Mental Power as evaluation criteria, despite the Alliance’s nominal lack of formal social ranks 13.
• Gaia’s Central Brain coverage is described as complete, with multiple dynamically changing network-code sets protecting its systems from intrusion 370.
• The Council can impose severe penalties for technology leaks, including deduction of contribution points and ten years of barren-planet modification work 221.

Population and Social Systems

Ability Classification

• Citizens below the physical ability A and Mental Power S thresholds generally work in service industries and are classified as protected individuals, kept away from war zones 5.
• Citizens with at least 2A physical ability and S-level Mental Power may enter the education sector after passing Alliance examinations 5.
• High-level Mental Power users commonly serve as Marshals, Generals, or elders because they are expected to defend the Alliance during crises 11.

Military Service

• After Tianwei Star was recaptured, the Alliance reformed its education and conscription systems 12.
• Citizens who meet physical requirements at age sixteen, regardless of gender, must attend military academy for seven years and then serve at fortresses for fifteen years 12.
• Military academies are designed to cultivate future Alliance warriors from childhood onward, emphasizing fighting spirit alongside training 38.

Matchmaking Marriage

• The Central Brain’s matchmaking system evaluates candidates through contribution points and strength levels; each citizen receives three matchmaking opportunities in a lifetime 45.
• Human citizens may apply after reaching adulthood at twenty-five. Matched candidates undergo a three-month holographic simulated marriage period before registering a marriage 45.

Defense and Security

• The Alliance relies on frontier fortresses, outposts, starships, mecha forces, Alliance Guards, and military-academy graduates to protect its territory 12 289.
• Anvile is regarded as the Alliance’s strongest source of combat power: its entire population can fight, and its warriors are noted for their courage 215.
• The Alliance holds state funerals for war dead, broadcasting them across its territory before the soldiers’ remains are cremated at the Sea of Souls beyond the frontier 49.
• After the Eternal Robot incident, the Council ordered older robots recalled and replaced them with visually distinct models to reduce the risk of human-like infiltrators 216 231.

Technology and Infrastructure

• The Alliance uses starships, star shuttles, sky rails, robots, underground cities, the Star Net, and Mental Power-based technologies in daily life and warfare 18.
• Its military employs combat robots, single- and two-person mecha, fighter jets, protective suits, and heavy weapons; two-person mecha coordination is standard for many combat units 118 137.
• The Alliance’s initial mecha designs emphasized large frames and weapon capacity for fighting Star Beasts, though Xianri Alliance technology demonstrated lighter materials and more compact designs 220.
• Following Wei Lanshan’s return from the Xianri Alliance, the Council screened and distributed acquired technical data to verified specialists under strict confidentiality agreements 221.
• Alliance weapons research later produced specialized blades that dissolve resilient outer skin and slow the healing of rapidly regenerating creatures 774.

Major Crises and Recovery

• The Alliance previously lost Tianwei Star to hostile forces and reclaimed it five star years later under Li Zhengfeng’s leadership, prompting universal military-service reforms 12.
• A covert mission to the Xianri Alliance exposed the threat of human-like robots carrying hostile consciousnesses and revealed that Alliance technology had been targeted for theft 213 219.
• The emergence of mechanized warriors, Eternal Robots, bio-constructs, and infiltrators demonstrated that the Alliance’s enemies had penetrated multiple systems and institutions 231 311.
• During the later war, all nineteen star systems outside Gaia were attacked in succession. The Alliance responded by urgently developing disposable combat robots and mechanical bodies 966.
• The prolonged conflict caused severe manpower losses and forced the Alliance to deploy newly trained recruits, ordinary citizens, retired soldiers, and logistics personnel in support of the war effort 950 966.
• Qin Hongjun’s bases, clones, artificial stars, and created creatures were ultimately destroyed. Collaborating families were exiled to barren planets in uncharted star domains and barred from returning 1007.
• The war lasted more than a decade, followed by nearly eight years of cleanup. The Alliance subsequently revised its training programs to offset declining newborn talent through diligence and improved education 1007.