The Colton Star Cluster contains many star systems. The Goddora Civilization is located in the Garton Star System. From the planar star map, Garton is located in the southwest of the Colton Star Cluster, bordering three star systems: the Feven Star System controlled by the Holy Stone and the Black Raven, the Skywalker Star System controlled by the Hutt Civilization, and the Heidegger Star System which is not occupied by a powerful civilization.
The Heidegger Star System is a controversial region where no indigenous advanced civilization has ever emerged. Its development level is far lower than that of regions controlled by galactic-level civilizations. It contains abundant resources, including mineral-rich and energy-rich planets, enough to be mined for thousands of years.
Heidegger's geographical location is quite unique, bordering the territories of six advanced civilizations. In the eyes of these advanced civilizations, Heidegger is undoubtedly a piece of prime real estate. Whether for resources or strategic significance, this region is a must-contend area. The six advanced civilizations have successively expanded, each occupying a part of Heidegger.
Heidegger is not the territory of any single civilization. Six galactic-level civilizations each consider the areas they have occupied as "new territories" and have divided Heidegger among themselves. However, due to disputes over territorial rights and the difficulty in defining them, coupled with the mutual coveting among the six galactic-level civilizations, friction has been constant over the years. The "Heidegger issue" has always been a diplomatic focus for these six civilizations, and none of them are willing to concede.
Among the six galactic-level civilizations that divided Heidegger were the Goddora and the Hutt Civilization. Because their territories were adjacent, the friction between them was even more intense.
Just as the Garton Star System's Mutation Disaster was causing a great stir, the Skywalker Star System of the Hutt Civilization welcomed a special visitor.
On a remote, desolate, uninhabited planet, a small spaceship is parked on a dark plain. The hatch is wide open, and the DarkStar Leader is squatting on the ground, casually tracing lines on the ground with his finger, waiting for the people he has contacted.
call out--
Not long after, a sharp whistle rang out from high above, and a spaceship bearing the Hutt insignia descended, landing slowly not far away. A Hutt person dressed in advanced life support clothing stepped off the gangway, followed by dozens of guards, seemingly of high status.
The DarkStar Leader looked up and saw dozens of bright points of light floating in the dark sky, all of them the escort fleet of the newcomers, waiting in outer space. The Hutt person in front of him was a high-ranking official, the envoy sent to communicate with him. The DarkStar Leader had secretly contacted the Hutt Civilization to facilitate this meeting.
The official waved his hand, signaling the guards to step back, and stepped forward alone, sizing up the DarkStar Leader. "You have quite the nerve, daring to set foot in the Skywalker Star System with only a small group of people. Aren't you afraid we'll capture you and hand you over to Goddora?"
The DarkStar Leader, brimming with confidence, said, "I came alone to show my sincerity. Besides, you won't come after me. The DarkStar's existence can restrain Goddora. The enemy of my enemy is my friend... Fine, I know the DarkStar has a bad reputation, and you Hutts don't want to be associated with us, but no one will turn down their own interests."
"Ha, confident people always die from their own overconfidence," the official said expressionlessly.
"Since you're willing to see me, it means you're interested in what I have to say. So I'll get straight to the point. The turmoil I've caused has diverted Goddora's attention, and now is a good opportunity to nibble away at Goddora's territory in Heidegger. As long as it doesn't escalate into a full-scale war between the two civilizations, the Peace Treaty can go to hell..."
"You want to use us to put external pressure on Goddora and indirectly help you? Hmph, you overestimate your conditions. Going to war with Goddora for that little bit of territory is too risky. The star cluster-level civilization of the Shattered Star Ring will not tolerate us breaking the rules. If it attracts the attention of the Three Universal Civilizations, it will be even worse... The era of war is long gone. It's not that easy now," the Hutt official said coldly.
"A civilization that does not maintain ambition has no future." The DarkStar Leader said calmly, "The structure of the Galaxy has long been set. If you don't find a way to move up, you will forever be a plaything at the next level of the food chain. Everyone has hidden their fangs, but no civilization has truly accepted its fate. The road ahead will become more and more crowded, and competition is absolutely unavoidable. It's just that the current order ensures that the losers will not lose everything."
Every minute, hundreds or even thousands of wars erupt across the universe. You know better than I that wars are tacitly tolerated to a certain extent. Only fools would think that a Peace Treaty can erase all disputes. Everyone chooses to abide by this rule, not only because they submit to the military might of the Three Universal Civilizations, but also because this rule guarantees the safety of the losers. As long as a civilization's strength reaches the entry standard, it won't be wiped out, which is beneficial to everyone.
The Hutt officials remained silent, which was indeed an underlying consensus. As long as intelligent species did not go extinct, the struggle would never disappear; only the manner of the struggle would change. Life and thought possessed Infinite possibilities, and since it was "Infinite," it meant that complete peace based on mutual understanding among all species would never come.
The Peace Treaty formulated by the Three Universal Civilizations, while literally covering all civilizations, will naturally be given more implicit rules when it is actually implemented. Only civilizations that have reached the galaxy level can obtain this "get-out-of-jail-free card". The universe is vast, and many species die and are born every minute. Only civilizations with a certain strength or status are qualified to be valued - the galaxy level is a prerequisite for entering the game.
Both Hurt and Goddora are at this level, constantly clashing, but they tacitly keep the disputes within a certain scope, knowing very well that they can't do anything to each other, so they value the struggle for interests even more. It's like knowing there's a competitor, but not being able to kill them, so you can only seize the benefits... Hurt officials were actually interested in the DarkStar Leader's proposal from the very beginning.
After a moment of silence, the official from Hutt slowly spoke, asking a question that caused the DarkStar Leader's expression to subtly change.
"Your DarkStar's goal is to overthrow the rule of the purebloods and establish a new Goddora. However, your destruction of Goddora has crossed the line, and you have been designated a terrorist organization. Do you think you still have any chance of becoming the rulers? Your only option is a coup. But let's not even talk about the slim chance of success. As soon as you DarkStar come to power, the punishment from the cluster-level civilization will come immediately. Do you really think that ruling Goddora will absolve you of your past crimes? No, unless you can stand shoulder to shoulder with the cluster-level civilization overnight, you will face reckoning sooner or later!"
I'm really curious, what exactly are you DarkStar thinking?
"..." The DarkStar Leader lowered his eyes, his tone enigmatic, "This is none of your business."
Based on the level of prosperity of the planets, the planets controlled by Goddora can be divided into different levels. The home planet and a few other planets belong to the super-first tier, followed by the first tier, with Planet Golden Gate near the Juberly Hub as an example. The slightly less prosperous planets are the second tier, and the third tier is represented by the otaku-happy planet Gauting.
Garton Star System, a second-tier colony of Goddora.
An old-fashioned spaceship landed, looking quite inconspicuous on the bustling dock.
Wearing a disguise, Ashes stepped off the spaceship and looked around at the crowded people and the guards not far away. The crowd was bustling and prosperous.
A cold smile curved his lips as he slowly raised his hand to eye level and snapped his fingers.
"Turn into dust."
His voice, transmitted via a miniature communicator, reached the fleet waiting far from the colony, where three DarkStar motherships were poised to attack.
The scale is nowhere near the level of a force attacking a disaster-stricken planet!