Endless-class Super Carrier (Part 1)
Semirres Planet had originally been one of the largest forge worlds in the Outer Rim of the galaxy. The term "forge world" at the time meant that Semirres Planet's primary industrial output came from contract manufacturing or producing relatively simple components, albeit in enormous quantities.
More than a decade ago, the planet's population had already reached ten billion. Moreover, as a gastropod species, the Semirians possessed immense strength and remarkable steadiness, allowing them to directly perform heavy processing work that humans simply could not accomplish without machinery.
It could be said that all Semirians were born workers and engineers. Compared to the Vaxian Zerg under the Fourth Civilization, who were likewise renowned for their formidable industrial engineering capabilities, the Semirians were somewhat inferior in engineering skill but far more outstanding in creativity.
To put it in an analogy, the Vaxian were excellent workers, the Semirians were excellent foremen, while the Givin and Salarians were excellent engineers.
The Semirians had been among the earliest species to cooperate with the Fourth Civilization. Hego Damask II had initially made the connection, and it had changed their destiny as a result.
With the Fourth Civilization's technological input, the Semirians had first reached an agreement with Tang Xiao to jointly develop the "Homeworld" series of technologies. Hiigaran Aerospace Group, the first subsidiary under the Fourth Group, had been established in cooperation with the Semirians.
This group had also become the first company in the Milky Way Galaxy after the Rusan Reforms to begin producing kilometer-class battlecruisers exceeding the limits stipulated by the Rusan Reformation Treaty. It had now become the largest industrial company on Semirres Planet.
Hiigaran Aerospace Group primarily produced the Hiigaran-class battlecruiser, as well as "Homeworld" series warships such as the Revelation-class light cruiser and the Revenge-class destroyer.