In the end, Lothal Planet failed to stop The Givin from landing. Within just a few months, The Givin arrived aboard Leviathan-class passenger liners. After setting foot on Lothal Planet, they began their immigration efforts with astonishing efficiency.
Large numbers of modular homes were constructed, while specialized tools aboard engineering ships efficiently cleared the dense jungles. In a single day, powerful Disintegration Beams could turn vast stretches of jungle into fertile land.
In just four months, The Givin built three temporary cities on Lothal Planet, each with a population of 316,569—yes, The Givin were precise down to the individual.
After landing, The Givin immediately spent vast sums of hard currency to purchase food and supplies from Lothal Planet's natives on a massive scale. They had always been renowned for industrial production and were among the Duchy of Dawn's strongest industrial worlds, so naturally, they had no shortage of money.
By comparison, although Lothal Planet's authorities understood that this was The Givin's strategy of taking over the nest, using their immense capital to seize control of Lothal Planet's economy in a short time, they were completely powerless...
There was nothing they could do. Within the same economic system, the speed of wealth creation and productive capacity of an agricultural civilization were fundamentally incomparable to those of an industrial civilization. Besides, both sides were currently operating within the Galactic Empire's economic system. The resources and wealth The Givin could bring out were far beyond what those crop-growing Lothal locals could match.
Before long, large numbers of Lothal locals began trading with The Givin, exchanging their crops for advanced and convenient industrial goods. The Givin were more than happy to see this. With the natives supplying them with food, they could save cargo space during the early stages of immigration and use it