Alexia Ashford's declaration had essentially cut off any possibility of the Kingdom of Dawn asking her to leave the planet and then restoring its environment.
After all, at this stage, they could hardly risk fighting another Battle of Fondor just to fall out with Alexia. And even if they did turn against her, unless they launched a full-scale Orbital Bombardment, the Kingdom of Dawn truly had no way to deploy an army powerful enough to defeat Alexia on Fondor Planet.
What was more, Alexia Ashford was merely asking to preserve the status quo. On that basis, she did not refuse the Kingdom of Dawn's orders. It seemed that all she really wanted was Fondor Planet.
Therefore, with no way to contact Tang Xiao, the Kingdom of Dawn High Command ultimately decided to preserve Alexia's current situation as much as possible while also making the fullest possible use of Fondor Planet's industrial capacity.
Alexia Ashford also informed High Command that although Fondor Planet was no longer suitable for ordinary people to live on, robots would have no problem there. Furthermore, the mutated creatures she had assimilated and transformed from Fondor Planet's engineers still retained a certain degree of intelligence and could engage in industrial production.
In other words, Fondor Planet could serve as a massive contract manufacturing factory in the short term. As for longer-term plans, those could wait until later.
The Kingdom of Dawn High Command could only swallow this outcome. After all, without Alexia Ashford back then, they truly would have had no way to capture Fondor Planet.
It was absolutely true that at least half the credit for Sefrans Tann's Marshal's baton belonged to Alexia.
Fondor Planet immediately began producing the components needed to construct the Stargate, while the Stargate core began secret construction on Planet Kaal. It