Li Yu shrugged at Marshal Hua's words. "I crossed space to get here, after all. And I've mastered Spacetime Law."
The Xianzhou could detect disturbances in space, but not in spacetime. If Li Yu wanted to hide, almost no one could track him unless they were stronger than he was.
Li Yu found himself a seat. Marshal Hua nodded and let the matter drop. Instead, she said, "We've reached an agreement with your leadership. From now on, we'll use this place as our Main Base."
She explained the details of their cooperation to Li Yu. He was still a Xianzhou Marshal, after all, and had a right to know.
Thanks in no small part to Li Yu, the Xianzhou had gained quite a few benefits here. Population had always been a problem for them.
The Xianzhou people were Long-Life Species. Although they had curbed population growth for now, that was no permanent solution.
Many Xianzhou people were willing to leave the ships, but if they were free to have as many children as they wanted, the population would grow to a frightening size.
Returning to one's roots and carrying on the family line mattered greatly on the Xianzhou. The authorities had imposed restrictions
and even declared that people did not count as adults until they reached a certain age, but those measures treated the symptoms, not the cause.
Now, many of those problems had fallen away. This world had vast territory, and its universe remained largely unexplored.
For the Xianzhou, it was a perfect home base. Even if other factions from their universe arrived someday, the Xianzhou people would still have considerable say here.
This was their ancestral home, after all. Its broken historical record had shocked them, but there was nothing they could do about that. Since the people