Tang Xiao had no intention of making his Dawn Territory a harmonious place where everyone got along. In reality, that was impossible. With so many races and so many planets, the interests involved were as tangled and complex as a spiderweb.
And that was only the Dawn Territory, merely one corner of the Milky Way Galaxy. If it occupied most of the Milky Way Galaxy like the Galactic Republic did, the interests involved would become even more complicated—and then the Galactic Republic would overextend itself.
Thus, conflicts like the one between the Vasari and the native inhabitants of Planet Kaal were merely the tip of the iceberg. There were countless contradictions within the Dawn Territory. But without exception, all of them were forcibly suppressed by the Dawn Territory, whose sole standard in such disputes was this: which side was more useful to the Dawn Territory?
Therefore, it was practically inevitable that the Vasari would drive out or even enslave Planet Kaal's native inhabitants, and Tang Xiao was quite happy to see that outcome. In the future, it was also foreseeable that Vasari development would gradually turn Planet Kaal from a tourist world into an industrial world.
After all, a tourist world was easy enough to make. Tweak the atmosphere a little, adjust the environment, touch up the terrain, then hype it up—and before long, there it was.
Within the Dawn Territory's Direct Territory, the third-largest star sector was the Sith Vena star sector.
This sector took its name from the Sith Vena star sector where its capital, Eriadu, was located. Like the Hoth Sector, the Dawn Territory had directly integrated the former jurisdiction of the Galactic Republic 18th Army, forming a large star sector. However, the 18th Army had been at the height of its power back then, and