Human Alliance

Biodata

Background / History

The Human Alliance operates during the Great Interstellar Era, with human-controlled life planets numbering in the tens of thousands. Konghe Star is one of its colonized worlds. 14 16

It expands through colonization and conquest while fighting Evil Gods, their cults, ferocious beasts, and other civilizations. The Alliance has acquired numerous extraordinary systems from conquered civilizations, though its four principal paths—martial arts, mechs, bio-armor, and starships—remain dominant. 5 147

Strategic technology is centrally scarce. Developing colonial planets such as Konghe Star depend on Alliance imports for mechs, colonial suits, warships, and nuclear weapons; the Alliance rewards planets that produce students admitted to first-rate or super first-rate universities. 14 16

Government and Citizenship

Political Structure

• The Martial God Roundtable is described as the Human Alliance’s true decision-making body, holding greater practical authority than the Supreme Council. 316
• Martial Saints are members of the Supreme Council, receive annual Alliance subsidies, and can influence policy. 205
• Internal politics are heavily factionalized. At one point, the Alliance’s fifteen Martial Gods each represent major factions, further divided by personal ties, race, martial arts, region, and belief. 321
• The Alliance’s leadership is willing to negotiate with Evil Gods when strategically beneficial, including considering the King of Anomalies as a fifth True God. 315 316

Citizen Status

Education and Extraordinary Paths

The Human Alliance’s four super first-rate universities represent the pinnacle of its four major extraordinary paths. 5

• The four universities collectively enroll fewer than 8,000 students annually despite the Alliance controlling tens of thousands of life planets. 16
• Ten percent of their annual intake is reserved for students from the planets where the universities are located. 16
• Direct descendants of Golden Core martial arts grandmasters receive major examination advantages, while descendants of the Alliance’s strongest figures may receive admission without examination. 16
• Super first-rate universities offer access to Saint-Grade and even God-Grade martial arts, resources generally unavailable at ordinary universities. 37
• War University is the foremost martial institution and was founded by Li Xinghe, the Human Alliance’s strongest known human martial artist and only Great Martial God. 99 108 127

Military and Technology

The Alliance fields advanced weapons ranging from Gauss rifles and power armor to tactical nuclear weapons, mechs, colonial suits, and warships. Such equipment is tightly controlled and treated as strategic resources. 13 14 146

• Mechs, starships, bio-armor, and martial arts can be deployed together to overwhelm conquered civilizations. 147
• Advanced mechs are restricted from ordinary private purchase, even for those with sufficient money. 112 146
• The Alliance uses interstellar teleportation, automated defenses, reconnaissance satellites, drones, virtual combat training, and large-scale mechanized logistics. 159 238 241
• Its military includes units such as the Human Alliance Central Army and specialist organizations such as the Evil God Countermeasures Bureau. 198 238
• Alliance expeditions may combine teams from the University Alliance, military, government, Evil God Countermeasures Bureau, and Supreme Council. 159

Colonial and Conquest Policy

• The Alliance treats the conquest of Evil God-controlled planets as strategically more valuable than developing worlds in its own heartland. 198
• Experts sent to conquer certain worlds may be unable to return unless the mission succeeds. 181
• After taking territory, Alliance forces establish government agencies and suppress resistance, including populations loyal to the Mother of Spirit Blood. 250
• The Alliance’s superior technology enabled its 3rd Division to fight for ten days on Dalmut Star without casualties before crushing a hostile night assault. 241

Internal Issues

• Despite repeated military purges, factional struggles persist within the Alliance; students without influential backgrounds may be assigned to especially lethal battlefields. 139
• Political, school, regional, and family affiliations influence access to resources and opportunities. 16 186 321
• The Tedaenmu Star System rebellion exposed the danger of internal secession and Evil God influence within the Alliance’s heartland. The Alliance declared a first-level state of readiness and conscripted university students above fourth year. 236
• The destruction of the Blue Starfire after Gu Wangyue’s betrayal further demonstrated corruption and divided loyalties among Alliance personnel. 246

Major Operations

Relationships

• War University — The Alliance’s leading martial institution; its Martial Dao department presides over major university martial-arts competitions. 143
• Mecha University — One of the four super first-rate universities and a center of Alliance mech research. 5
• Bio-Armor University — One of the four super first-rate universities; specializes in living combat armor. 5
• Starship University — One of the four super first-rate universities; usually leads events involving large-scale interstellar warfare. 5 143
• Evil God Countermeasures Bureau — Conducts screening of returning conquerors to detect parasitism, replacement, or other Evil God contamination. 198
• Four Great Churches — Major internal factions with their own church universities. 321
• King of Anomalies — A former hostile Evil God whose elevation into a Human Alliance True God was proposed as a strategic alliance. 315 316