Tang Xiao then took advantage of the public trial participants' surging enthusiasm to announce that the Kushan Mothership would officially be renamed the Glory, commemorating the Fourth Civilization's first victory in the Star Wars universe.
This victory had also been one in which the mothership directly participated and rendered great service. That was where the name Glory came from.
Still, Tang Xiao hoped even more that the mothership would never have to take part in battle like this again.
The remaining cleanup work was no longer something he needed to worry about, such as how to arrange the prisoners and the rescued civilians.
Following Clement's suggestion, those civilians would temporarily live in Dawn City. Since they were all singers and dancers anyway, they could perform for the Fourth Civilization's residents. A few months later, they would be sent back to Tatooine—if they were still willing to go by then.
Old Truda had also rendered great service this time. After arriving on Dawn Star Planet, he had fallen in love with the environment here. After all, a lush green planet was far better than a yellow dirt ball like Tatooine, so he voluntarily asked to stay and planned to open a machinery repair shop.
Thus, the Fourth Civilization gained its first nonhuman member—an elderly Nikto.
As for Taya, from the beginning of the public trial, the twi'lek woman had been nestling in Cun Te's arms. It seemed Cun Te had accepted her as well, holding her the entire time. Perhaps the two of them would become a couple next.
But Tang Xiao also understood that one woman could not tie Cun Te down. His dream lay in the endless universe.
Dawn Star Planet, the Fourth Civilization's colonial city—Dawn City.
Tang Xiao walked through the city. Dawn City had now become