Chapter 1135: Two-Faced Miltan
Whenever a disaster-level civilization appeared, the surrounding civilizations would spontaneously form an alliance, such as the Demon-Slaying Alliance, the Anti-Mechanical Disaster Alliance, and the Anti-Forced Conversion Alliance.
There were several hundred civilization alliances that Gao Gong knew of alone.
However, in the Robert Galaxy, this was the first time an alliance had appeared that was completely led by civilizations. (Those led by the Mechanical Overlord did not count.)
Gao Gong immediately understood what the Miltans were planning. Once an alliance was formed, everything from military resources and troop resources to technological resources would have to be allocated by the alliance. In that state, the Miltans would no longer be the only civilization bearing the damage. Instead, a group of civilizations would team up to fight the monsters. Moreover, since the Miltans were on the front line, they would probably be responsible for redistributing most of those resources. They might even turn a disaster into a blessing, using military pressure to force their civilization's technology to advance further.
Without a doubt, this was not something the Galens wanted to see.
So bickering was inevitable.
No wonder General Chumen and Lieutenant General Turwen had shown themselves only once and never returned. They were busy scheming against one another, forming alliances and counteralliances, and engaging in mutual deception.
"The Black Mechanic Alliance also favored forming an alliance. It's one of our old allies," Madam Hepa revealed another shocking piece of news.
The Black Mechanic Alliance was a third-level mechanical civilization, and a thoroughly mechanical one at that. Every intelligent species within it had already completed mechanical modification. It was also one of the Galens' long-standing allies. In fact, it was even one step ahead of the Galens in the development of mechanical weapons. The two civilizations' core territories were