Chapter 269: An Intimate Conversational Atmosphere
Looking at the woman in front of him, the confident and mature charm she displayed in this instant made Fan Ren slightly stunned.
Then he heard her speak eloquently:
“From a business perspective, this kind of anonymous transaction behavior will definitely be kept completely secret throughout, which is absolutely beyond doubt.
After all, the Five Great Super Alliances rely on the Starfield Market, Central Bank, and Interstellar Logistics—these three comprehensive platforms with ‘enterprise nature’—to achieve, in a near-monopoly manner, restrictions on the technological development of all carbon-based civilizations throughout the entire Galactic Alliance.
And among these, the effects brought by these three platforms are, in a certain sense, an important component that aligns with the development needs of low-level civilizations.
After all, based solely on the information we currently have, when it comes to treating ‘clients,’ these platforms do nothing out of line in terms of fairness and justice.”
Jin Qiaoying saw Fan Ren’s gaze fixed intently on her, and she felt a secret joy in her heart, her face slightly flushed as she continued:
“Regarding the information about us that you mentioned, I personally believe it will definitely be known by these Five Great Super Civilizations.
But there’s one point you noticed: the Fox Pirate Group’s accounts can be used freely, with the same usage permissions as civilization theme accounts, and they also have full secrecy permissions.
This is extremely crucial.
In my view, combined with your previous speculation, the Five Great Super Alliances, as important constituent civilizations of the Galactic Alliance, use these three ‘enterprises’ as platforms to impose restrictions on the scientific research of low-level civilizations.
Similarly, they will also use pirate forces to create certain crises for civilizations.
After all, pirates initiating a declaration of war on civilizations does not require alliance approval and does not require payment of declaration of war fees.
Moreover, after defeating low-level civilizations, pirate forces have an extremely important right: to register a new civilization in the Galactic Alliance on behalf of the other party, acting as their actual controller.
But at the same time, after this process, all account information under that pirate force will be canceled, and for a certain period of time, related hostile forces will not need to pay declaration of war fees to declare war on them.
Paired with some individual favorable policies, from an official perspective, this is a strategy similar to the Arrangement in ancient human civilization’s monarchy.
This way, not only are the emotions of various main civilizations appeased, but pirates are also given certain choices.
From what I’ve said above, I believe the Galactic Alliance has a certain degree of control over pirate behavior.
But because the galaxy is simply too vast, take the star domain we’re in: even with Star Gate transfers, for the Galactic Alliance’s joint navy to reach here, they would have to go through tens of thousands of Star Gate transfer jumps along the way.
And even after arriving, pirate forces can choose to evade into the meteor belts in interstellar space outside the galaxy.
In reality, although pirates are at a disadvantage in military strength, due to environmental reasons, they are very difficult to eliminate fundamentally.
This has thus created the current situation.
I think this situation is beneficial to our development.”
Jin Qiaoying sat on the chair, tilting her head up to look at Fan Ren’s sharp jawline, her ample chest unavoidably revealing a deep ravine that provoked endless reverie.
Fan Ren glanced down, his large hand uncontrollably reaching in, though his face maintained a thoughtful expression.
“Hmm, what you said makes sense. But this doesn’t mean the Galactic Alliance will ignore the technology we’re producing—after all, it already involves the domain of Level 4 civilization technology, and with our current scale, it’s hard not to be suspected and targeted.”
The infinite warmth and softness from his hand made Fan Ren’s thoughts extremely clear at this moment.
His old face was slightly red; he never imagined he could still maintain his thinking at a time like this without being distracted by beauty.
Jin Qiaoying narrowed her eyes; at this moment, she seemed to enjoy this ambiance even more than Fan Ren.
She gently shook her head and murmured: “The Galactic Alliance has been established for nearly ten thousand years. In the limited information available, aside from two major crises caused by silicon-based civilizations, there has never been any large-scale military action against pirate forces.
Moreover, from public information currently available, the number of Level 4 civilizations in the Galactic Alliance has been growing very rapidly in recent years.
If our previous theory about Level 5 civilizations is correct, then obviously, they wouldn’t put a pirate force like ours on their watchlist.
After all, their main focus now should be on those increasingly numerous Level 4 civilizations.
Building Titan Warships individually, including a series of assemblies as the rating condition, is standard for Level 5 civilizations, but obviously, the large numbers of other types of warships in the hands of these numerous Level 4 civilizations, if too many, would similarly threaten their status.
As for us, in this remote corner 26,000 light years away from the galactic core, I think they won’t pay any attention to the Fox Pirate Group’s ‘incidental’ phenomenon.”
Listening to her explanation, Fan Ren nodded from time to time or fell into deep thought.
His slender fingers, amidst the warmth and softness, also circled or teased from time to time.
“Ahh~.”.
Hearing the murmur by his ear, Fan Ren paused his hand’s movements slightly, his old face unchanging as he said:
“Hearing you say that puts me much more at ease. In that case, in a few days, you will formally take over as deputy leader of the Fox Pirate Group, responsible for all administrative affairs and arrangements in economy and trade-related domains.”
“Don’t~.”.
Jin Qiaoying gazed at Fan Ren before her with hazy eyes, her words falling into his ears like infinite magic.
Fan Ren didn’t stop, continuing to point at the information panel in front of him: “Afterward, I will lead the team to complete a series of technology products that can reach the technological level of ordinary Level 2 and Level 3 civilizations. Take the nuclear fusion reactor as an example: our next-generation product can achieve an output power, i.e., conversion rate, exceeding 80%.
This data standard surpasses the solutions of most mainstream nuclear fusion setups currently.
Not only that, in other aspects, such as quantum computers and spaceship stealth technology solutions that only Level 3 civilizations have, remote nano armor maintenance, electromagnetic railguns, material processing technology, and so on.
In the coming period, the laboratory here will have phased breakthrough research progress.
And these will all need you to arrange for related export work afterward.
At the same time, for the ‘blood transfusion’ solution to human civilization, we also need to come up with an absolutely safe solution.
From the Galactic Alliance Law, carbon-based civilizations are strictly prohibited from interacting with pirate forces.
Although this law seems somewhat unreal now, at least we cannot have obvious loopholes in this area.”
