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Original Name:联邦 (lián bāng)Gender:NeutralKind:OrganizationScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:2,390Chapters:468
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Name Federation (联邦)
Alias(es) Star Origin Federation 787
Occupation/Role Human civilization, Astral Battlefield power, and formal Star Alliance member. 775 787 832
Government Supreme Council and Military Department; the Federal Parliament approves national military honors, while the Foreign Affairs Department and Intelligence Bureau handle external negotiations and intelligence operations. Following its Star Alliance accession, the Federation's Second Astral Battlefield territory is administered under Xu Wuyi's third-rank territorial authority, subject to Star Alliance oversight. 513 746 802 832 837
Status Active; a formal Star Alliance member with lawful sovereignty over the Second Astral Battlefield and unified authority over its strongholds and recruitment quotas. 832 837
Emblem Blue flag bearing stars and a central golden lightning bolt. 426

Background / History

The Star Origin Federation was founded just over ten thousand years ago. Its early history included internal instability and external threats; after gaining a foothold, it expanded outward to compete with alien civilizations for living space and resources. 650 783

The Federation's modern strength rests on its Grandmasters, military-industrial research, and control of Astral Battlefield strongholds. Its civilization treats high-level Martial Artists as strategic deterrents: the death of a single enemy King can affect the balance between entire civilizations more than the destruction of conventional armies. 717

The Sirius Civilization and Feathered Human Civilization once launched a surprise attack that killed three Federation Grandmasters, prompting a Federation-wide counteroffensive across the Astral Battlefield. 412

Following Xu Wuyi's attainment of the third rank, the Federation automatically obtained formal Star Alliance membership under the supplementary provisions of Article Seven of the Star Alliance Charter. The accession granted it access to the first three levels of the Star Alliance Standard Technology Repository, regular resource quotas, Star Alliance defensive coverage, and lawful sovereignty over the entire Second Astral Battlefield. 832 833

Astral Battlefield Holdings

Astral Battlefield outposts provide origin energy, rare resources, cultivation opportunities, and recruitment quotas for Astral Summons. The Federation prioritizes outpost energy for frontline defense, Star Beast extermination, and resource gathering before distributing the remainder for Grandmaster cultivation. 692 745 778

After its formal Star Alliance accession, the Federation gained unified legal authority over all Second Astral Battlefield strongholds and their recruitment-quota allocation. The ten-outpost stage therefore represents its holdings immediately before this wider territorial authority took effect. 828 832

Development Chapter Details
Quicksand Star Realm victory 468 The Federation won the Quicksand Star Realm war and established the permanent Sandstone base.
X-1173 discovery 737 An exploration team detected and verified an unclaimed outpost whose estimated reserves were at least twice the average of the Federation's three existing outposts.
Four-stronghold stage 761 The Federation possessed four strongholds, easing competition for Astral Battlefield slots.
Northern Front gains 795 Following the Feathered Humans' retreat, the Federation captured five small and medium outposts, over twenty high-energy mineral veins, and three planets suited to high-energy crops.
Ten-outpost stage 828 The Federation held ten Astral Battlefield outposts after Zheng Yuanzheng's garrison forces seized six additional sites. The resulting origin-energy supply accelerated Grandmaster advancement and placed the Federation third in the coming summons' Grandmaster count.
Star Alliance territorial authority 832 Xu Wuyi's third-rank breakthrough made the Federation a formal Star Alliance member. The entire Second Astral Battlefield became Federation territory under Star Alliance law, with all strongholds and recruitment quotas entering unified Federation management.

Organization and Capabilities

Supreme Council

  • Approves major military decisions, including Grandmaster rosters for inter-civilizational battles. 747
  • Directs long-term policy on conquered territories, including the Feathered Human Civilization's incorporation as a subsidiary civilization. 812
  • Allocates newly acquired resources toward priority cultivation projects. 795 828
  • Oversees the Federation's response to strategic expansion, foreign pressure, and the integration of newly acquired Astral Battlefield territory. 795 803 812

Military Department

  • Commands outpost construction, garrisons, battlefield deployments, and territorial expansion. 737 804
  • Uses strategic deception, including false energy trails, to misdirect rival expeditions in the Astral Battlefield. 745
  • Fields defenses such as energy barriers, King-Slaying Turrets, sentry networks, warships, and Grandmaster-led battle groups. 745 795
  • Uses battle-group merit rankings to determine preferential access to mining rights, newly opened Star Realm development qualifications, and military contracts. 413
  • Maintains highly sensitive northern-front monitoring nodes capable of detecting faint enemy energy fluctuations and tracking hostile King-class movements. 717

Research and Intelligence

  • The Federation Research Institute developed mimicry runes capable of reproducing Xu Wuyi's energy signature for battlefield deception. 503
  • The Intelligence Bureau decrypted Yi Huainan's data chip, uncovering assassination records, intelligence-network locations, encryption protocols, and information on missing Federation seniors. 802
  • The Federation maintains classified Grandmaster-level intelligence databases and a dedicated intranet discussion area for cultivation, resource exchange, and frontline matters. 615
  • Its martial development relies heavily on combat data and research into body-tempering methods; the Beast Pool offers a way to study Star Beast physiology without relying on human experimentation. 783
  • Following Yi Huainan's death, the Federation used recovered Southern Martial intelligence to purge the rival civilization's surrounding espionage network. 802

Star Alliance Territorial Administration

  • As the Federation's third-rank territorial authority, Xu Wuyi possesses ultimate authority over the Second Astral Battlefield territory; Star Alliance maintenance personnel and Federation Martial Artists stationed at its outposts form part of its wider management framework. 837 838
  • Xu Wuyi's Rootline force has become a major territorial defense and administrative institution. Its formal charter regulates forging procedures, hierarchy, resource distribution, promotion standards, and combat readiness, with promotion emphasizing combat experience and resources available on equal terms. 866
  • The Rootline population grew beyond 20,000, including nearly 1,000 Root-Tendril Guardians. Its specialized formations include defense, scouting, engineering, and training units. 866 868
  • The Rootline Assembly provides a forum for defense lines and specialized formations to exchange combat knowledge, energy technology, equipment practices, and institutional proposals. 866 867 869
  • Core Resonance allows Rootlines to share energy-state, route-state, and individual-condition information. The development of Will Resonance and Nonverbal Coordination enables rapid tactical communication and formation adjustments without spoken commands. 872
  • Star Alliance liaison He Yun concluded that the Rootlines had developed into a stable, self-organizing collective rather than an uncontrolled armed force, though the Star Alliance Council later warned that the network resembled the prohibited Ancient God Method and ordered the suspension of collective mental-energy collection. 868 874 877

Divine Intent Grandmasters

The Federation had nineteen Divine Intent Grandmasters after Xu Wuyi's breakthrough, though Elder Meng's age prevented her from joining high-intensity combat. Divine Intent Grandmasters are considered pillars of the civilization; their presence allows the Federation to stand as an equal among powerful Astral Battlefield civilizations. 761 753

Major Campaigns and Political Developments

Event Outcome
Sirius–Feathered Human surprise attack The Sirius Civilization and Feathered Human Civilization's joint surprise attack killed three Federation Grandmasters, leading the Federation to begin a broad Astral Battlefield counteroffensive. 412
Wind Erosion Valley counterattack More than three hundred encircled Federation Martial Artists counterattacked after Xu Wuyi infiltrated the Feathered Human command post and devastated enemy troops with Flame True Seals. 457
Quicksand Star Realm campaign The Federation secured victory, established Sandstone base, and awarded Xu Wuyi 160,000 merits for his contribution. 468
War against the Feathered Humans Federation Grandmasters killed Darkwing in a three-minute ambush, then Xu Wuyi killed six King-class guards and Bloodwing on the Northern Front. 717 765 766
Astral Summons The Federation received a collective reward of a major cultivation base capable of producing high-energy Astral Battlefield crops; Xu Wuyi also brought back the Beast Pool and offered its data to the Federation. 785
Northern Front offensive The Federation fleet exploited the Feathered Human retreat to take outposts, mineral veins, and agricultural planets. 795
Feathered Human submission Frostwing agreed to end military action, hand over high-grade extraction sites and cultivation bases, and accept Federation control. The Supreme Council subsequently designated the Feathered Human Civilization a subsidiary civilization. 812
Southern Martial surrender Following the failure of Yi Huainan's assassination and subsequent Federation pressure, the Southern Martial Star Realm surrendered materials, artificial energy-core technology, and Celestial Being research. 802 819 820
Demon Blade deterrence Xu Wuyi's attack killed Duan Nian and maimed Kong Chan, causing wavering civilizations to move closer to the Federation. 808 809
Star Alliance accession Xu Wuyi's third-rank advancement granted the Federation formal Star Alliance membership, access to Star Alliance resources and technology, and lawful authority over the Second Astral Battlefield. 832 833
Northern Sector Star Beast defense Rootline defense formations repelled a coordinated Star Beast coalition assault after three major attacks. Xu Wuyi forced a concealed Tier Three Lord-class Star Beast to retreat, though the defense lines suffered substantial casualties. 865
Everreach integration agreement The Everreach Empire of P-03 retained internal administrative autonomy while accepting continued integration with the territory's energy-node and resource-allocation systems. 867 868
Star Alliance network warning The Star Alliance Council ordered the restructuring of the Mental Connection Network and a halt to collective mental-energy collection, citing its resemblance to the Ancient God Method; a higher-ranking Foreign Affairs Department commissioner later arrived with a second formal letter. 874 877

Relationships

  • Dawn Empire — Rival human civilization and later comprehensive strategic partner. The two sides previously cooperated on resource development and Star Beast defense, contested control of a stronghold, and ultimately formalized cooperation in resource sharing, joint mining, martial cultivation, and military operations. 745 797 806
  • Feathered Human Civilization — Long-term enemy on the Northern Front. After major Federation victories and Xu Wuyi's assault on their Homeworld, the civilization lost independent military and diplomatic authority and became a Federation subsidiary. 765 795 812
  • Southern Martial Star Realm — Strategic rival linked to Yi Huainan's assassination attempt and an intelligence network around the Federation. It later sought reconciliation and ultimately surrendered technical and cultivation materials. 802 803 819
  • Great Liang — Cooperative partner following their arranged battle. Joint development of resource-rich Star Realms and Federation assistance accelerated Great Liang's martial development. 721
  • Azure Star Realm — Increasingly cooperative civilization that offered intelligence-sharing and proposed broader martial-cultivation exchanges after reassessing the Federation's strategic value. 796 803
  • True Dragon Star Realm — Powerful human civilization that shared materials on the Celestial Being realm with Xu Wuyi. 809
  • Human Star Alliance — Humanity's highest governing organization, responsible for coordinating human civilizations, organizing defense against the Star Beast Race and Spirit Race, and exploring unknown starfields. Following Xu Wuyi's third-rank breakthrough, the Federation became a formal member with statutory authority over the Second Astral Battlefield, though the Star Alliance Council continues to regulate its territorial systems. 783 832 874
  • Rootline community — Xu Wuyi's affiliated territorial force and emerging self-organizing society. Its Core Resonance Network, formal charter, assemblies, and specialized formations make it a central component of Second Astral Battlefield defense and administration. 866 867 872
  • Everreach Empire — Affiliated P-03 Star Realm power that accepted internal self-government while remaining integrated into the Federation territory's energy and resource systems. 867 868
  • T-09 Star Realm — An affiliated, clan-divided Star Realm whose internal dispute over bloodline-based versus merit-based resource distribution is monitored by a Rootline liaison rather than directly imposed upon. 873 874
  • Star Beast Race — A continuing existential threat to humanity and the Federation's territory. Rootline defense lines repelled a Star Beast coalition offensive, while the Star Alliance remains concerned that the Federation's expanding network may attract further enemy attention. 783 865 866

Appearances

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