The M'tok Embassy was shaped like a pyramid.
In their culture, pyramid-shaped buildings represented prestige, so the construction department had put the building up well in advance.
Strictly speaking, Xi Yan should have built all the embassies in the capital, but to make his alien friends comfortable, he had decided to place them all on a Gaia Planet.
In truth, it was to keep the aliens away from his Ring World.
The Ring World was his home base. Xi Yan had no intention of letting those damned alien species sneak inside.
Whatever the reason, the M'tok Ambassador was very comfortable, at least.
He quickly adapted to the climate on Amat Eiro II.
The M'tok liked resting in piles of rubble. When they first communicated with humanity, both sides had exchanged basic information like this.
Thus, the humans had prepared a large pile of rubble in the M'tok Ambassador's room. He lay down, letting the rubble envelop his rocky body, and enjoyed a wonderful night's rest.
"What a fine planet. If only there were no plants."
No one would dislike the living conditions on a Gaia Planet. They offered 100% habitability for every species.
However, by M'tok aesthetic standards, plants were utterly repulsive.
The ambassador moved his massive stone body over to the window. Outside lay a forest of steel.
"Humans. An inferior species, but the cities they build are decent."
Steel structures filled the city, which made it rather pleasing to the M'tok Ambassador.
He went downstairs to the lounge.
A short, frog-headed alien sat on a soft sofa, holding a translator and watching the news in silence.
"Kabulosius, what are you watching?"
The M'tok Ambassador approached him and watched the news with him.
"Your Excellency, we have a problem." The elderly frog-headed alien's eyes were deeply troubled, and one