A verbal agreement: these aliens were not allowed to leave this place for fifty years. Even if their reinforcements arrived, they could not offer any assistance. During those fifty years, they also had to assist the humans who came here with technological research, without providing anything misleading! Furthermore, they could not proactively harm any humans who came here from now on.
Once fifty years had passed, they would no longer be bound by this agreement. By then, they could do whatever they wanted; it would be completely irrelevant.
All of this was done after the aliens had been forcibly prevented from sending out any messages.
Refuse? Fine, refuse—then let's see if wiping you out works for you. If it doesn't, obediently agree!
Perhaps because they believed it was merely a verbal agreement with no binding force whatsoever, after Jiu Ming threatened them for a while, the aliens obediently nodded and agreed. As for the price of having their lives and souls stripped away upon breach of contract?
Tch, was that even possible?
...Of course, if they had never experienced it, they would think it impossible.
But Jiu Ming did not care. Once they truly breached the agreement and saw what happened to those who did, they would obediently behave.
"Oh, right. Tipping others off after we leave is included too."
"...Would that be of any use?"
After every alien here had acknowledged the agreement, Lelouch could not help rubbing his forehead as he asked. A verbal agreement—it was even less reliable than something written in black and white!
"Of course it's useful... Maybe for others, something like this could be ignored whenever they pleased, but with me, it's a powerful contract. Look, some aliens have already started breaking it."
Jiu Ming chuckled as he looked at the two additional Sealed