The Imperium and the Farsight Enclaves had signed a treaty. Farsight would not expand into Imperial territory with the Farsight Enclaves as its center, nor would he launch unprovoked attacks against human forces. The Imperium of Man, in turn, would not attack the Farsight Enclaves.
Of course, the matter of attacks was open to debate. Farsight could only hope that passing Imperial fleets would understand the wording of the Alien Execution Edict, rather than shouting about disgusting xenos without even reading the document and treating the treaty like toilet paper.
But Farsight had little reason to worry. Given the Imperium's current movements and the various new messes erupting across the galaxy, no human fleet would be heading for the Damocles Gulf.
Once Lin Fan had settled matters with the T'au Empire, he would go investigate the star map Trazyn had given him and see what was there.
For a long time to come, Lin Fan's group might be the only human force able to interact with the T'au in the Eastern Fringe.
After all, there were no major wars to fight at the moment. Lin Fan felt it was time to take Rebecca somewhere to farm. Other places were hard to say, but the vast, sparsely populated Eastern Fringe, still awaiting reconstruction, was certainly a fine choice.
The Emperor had made an agreement with him before. He would have Imperial forces quietly assist in the development of his planet.
Lin Fan also carried a spirit-bone fragment that could contact the Ynnari. He could create a Webway portal on his planet.
How wonderful. The Imperium, the T'au, and the Aeldari could all exchange and cooperate within Lin Fan's territory.
That rate of development should not be too slow.
That was the general idea, but Lin Fan felt that putting it into