With the help of the Blue Star Federation, High Priest Manhab thoroughly reorganized the ruling class of the Priest Civilization.
Efficient transportation and communication methods strengthened centralization.
And with the Sacred Armament's overwhelming dimensional advantage, there was naturally no resistance to speak of.
Everything operated with the support of absolute power, and under relatively reasonable laws, the entire civilization instead became more stable.
For a time, the Priest Civilization seemed to have entered a mythological age.
Humans and gods communicated with one another, miracles were often seen, and holy spirits walked among mortals.
Most importantly, grain production increased, natural disasters decreased, and the land flourished.
For the Priest Civilization, this was a golden age.
Thus, Manhab even announced the construction of the Heaven-Reaching Tower to communicate with the Angels of the higher realm.
Across the Priest Civilization, they also began constructing buildings and murals praising mythological epics.
However, their High Priest himself had already followed Qin to the Blue Star Federation.
Bringing a subordinate civilization to the Blue Star Federation was also something Qin had considered carefully.
Through this, he could deepen the Angel Civilization's established image on one hand, while on the other, he could broaden Manhab's horizons and, incidentally... let him witness the horror of human rights liberation.
Those who enjoyed privilege would inevitably fear the people.
That was why they would use every possible method to attack, vilify, manipulate, and conceal.
Unfortunately, Manhab belonged to the most privileged class among the privileged.
He happily followed at His Highness Qin's side, enjoying his first long-distance interstellar journey.
Although Qin had intended to visit the Blue Star Federation of his own accord this time, Cao Yang still signed a pile of unequal treaties on behalf of the Blue Star Federation.
From every aspect of daily life to Extraterritorial Jurisdiction,