After opening the relevant news and reading for a while, Euan found that many comnts were quite strange.
So people spoke from their own experiences, ntioning the vile deeds of advanced lifeforms, how they didn't treat ordinary lifeforms as humans, acted recklessly, and so on.
Similar comnts appeared in many news articles, and these comnts had a rather high weight, hanging at the top of the lists.
This wasn't quite normal. In the past, such comnts would have been silently drowned out.
Regarding the strength, status, and privileges of advanced lifeforms, most ordinary people felt both envious and awed, as well as jealous and resentful.
Advanced lifeforms were the very top class in interstellar space. Most of them were wealthy individuals or high-level executives of chambers of comrce, enjoying superior treatnt.
But this group of people only accounted for a very small fraction of the total interstellar population. Ordinary people were the mainstream, and the contradiction between the two had been building up for a long ti.
Most people were destined from birth to lack the potential and resources to beco advanced lifeforms, destined for a lifeti of diocrity.
The more they envied advanced lifeforms, the more they hated themselves for not having such a fate.
Fundantally, the issue between advanced lifeforms and ordinary people wasn't just a matter of class; they weren't even the sa species.
Due to the change in life tier, even an advanced lifeform of the sa race would involuntarily feel contempt and indifference toward other ordinary lifeforms of the sa race.
Furthermore, there was the lifespan advantage brought by being an advanced lifeform.
Even after genetic adjustnts, the "long-lived species" among ordinary lifeforms would live no more than three hundred years at most.
anwhile, an A-Tier Lifeform frequently possessed a lifespan of thousands of years, easily giving rise to the subtle mindset of "the vast sea turns into fields, only I live forever."
Internal emotions would also be smoothed out over a long life, showing extre indifference toward ordinary lifeforms.
Even if interstellar society did not advocate the ideology of life polarization.
Even if the major civilizations were secretly suppressing this ideology, many people still believed that this was the truth.
In fact, most A-Tier Lifeforms found it very difficult to have intersecting life trajectories with ordinary lifeforms anymore.
Most friction occurred between B, C, and D-tier evolvers and ordinary lifeforms.
However, most interstellar citizens paid no attention to the difference between them.
The ordinary people, who made up the mainstream of the population, were unwilling to accept the existence of a privileged, long-lived class, making conflict inevitable.
In daily life, most interstellar citizens feared retaliation from advanced lifeforms and didn't dare to confront them directly.
But on the interstellar network, there was no need for scruples. They struck out heavily, venting their emotions and cursing the injustice.
Even though many people knew that the power of advanced lifeforms wasn't just a piling up of resources, but also involved the risk of death on the path of evolution.
But it was aningless. Either make them into advanced lifeforms too, or they would curse as they pleased.
Although Euan wasn't surprised by this—this kind of contradiction had existed for a long ti.
However, the magical point he discovered was that after a massive amount of cursing, so magical turning points would always arrive.
After so cursers angrily rebuked them, they would turn around and think that after the establishnt of the A-Tier Alliance, perhaps it would restrain those advanced lifeforms and make them have so scruples.
It also gave ordinary people a place to appeal.
Of course, so people also raised the point that advanced lifeforms banding together would make the survival environnt for ordinary lifeforms like them even harsher.
However, these rational statents disappeared without a sound.
"What exactly did Dragon Sovereign do to actually make these civilizations start building montum for the A-Tier Alliance?"
Euan couldn't help but be surprised. Obviously, this was a montum-building thod to make ordinary citizens develop a yearning for the A-Tier Alliance from the bottom of their hearts.
Hoping that the A-Tier Alliance could change the current social environnt.
Not targeting the A-Tier Alliance was one thing, but to actually turn around and build montum for it... the aning behind this was completely different.
Toward this junior whose age was less than a fraction of his, but whose strength was many tis greater than his.
His emotions were complex.
Only at this ti could he once again experience the angry roars of those ordinary people directed at advanced lifeforms!
How unfair fate was!
Ordinary lifeforms viewed them as gods, but in the eyes of even higher-level lifeforms, what was the difference between them and ordinary lifeforms?
However, he also had to admit that Li Yu's experiences were sothing he couldn't match in his long life of over seven hundred years.
Thump!
Right at this mont, the spaceship suddenly shuddered, and the radar humd.
"Warning! Warning! Spatial disruption detected nearby. Exited warp flight mode. A detected unknown organism is rapidly approaching!"
Euan was slightly startled and hurriedly gathered his wits. 'I wouldn't be this unlucky, would I? Coincidentally running into a terror lifeform?'
Boom!
Several frigates exploded with a loud bang, yet the radar hadn't even captured the unknown creature's appearance.
"Boss, what should we do?" his subordinates asked in a panic.
"Steady!"
He reprimanded. His pupils gradually turned a cyan-red color, and dense scales surfaced on his arms. At so unknown point, a silver chanical long saber was already gripped in his hand.
The surrounding spaceships exploded incessantly. His gaze was sharp as he carefully perceived his surroundings.
Then, at a certain point in ti, he abruptly shouted sternly:
"Found you!"
Euan violently sprang into action. The chanical long saber broke through the ship's wall, slashing out a ribbon-like stream of flowing radiance, and a sharp, cold glint flashed out.
Sparks flew in all directions, and he also saw the enemy before him clearly. It was a tadpole-like creature, but magnified countless tis.
Black flagella grew on its surface, and a layer of black liquid flowed over its skin, possessing astonishing defensive power!
'It really is a terror lifeform!'
Euan's heart sank slightly. The combat power of a terror lifeform was beyond doubt.
There was a terror lifeform active near the Post Civilization; this was sothing he also knew.
This terror lifeform fed on advanced lifeforms and conversely posed no threat to ordinary people.
The Post Civilization wanted to eradicate this terror lifeform, but the large civilizations couldn't be bothered to intervene, and the A-Tier Alliance that had just been established not long ago had turned into an empty shell.
According to so information, only lifeforms at the A4-tier could one hundred percent eradicate this terror lifeform.
But it was very difficult for the Post Civilization to offer corresponding remuneration.
Originally, he hadn't wanted to co to the Post Civilization either. However, he had previously accepted the Post Civilization's employnt, and one piece of the tangible remuneration was a required material for formulating his next gene chain, so he had to co and get it personally.
He had no choice but to bite the bullet and make this trip, but he didn't expect to hit the jackpot directly.
This terror lifeform, codenad—Evil Fish, was extrely fast, disappearing in front of Euan the very next instant.
Bang!
A tearing sensation of intense pain ca from his back. His expression was filled with shock, and blood sprayed from his mouth.
While spitting blood, he used the reactive force to shoot outward, slashing out a broad, half-moon shaped wave with a single stroke. He fled into the starry universe, heading straight for another spaceship.
In the instant of exchanging blows, he felt that he was absolutely no match for this terror lifeform. Evacuating as soon as possible was the right way to go.
"Motherfucker, wait until I join the A-Tier Alliance, then I'll co back and slowly torture you!"
Euan gritted his teeth secretly. The A-Tier Alliance's major new regulations stated that any mber who provided information on a terror lifeform would receive certain rewards and resources.
What he had his eye on wasn't those resources, but the one-ti free alliance rescue opportunity obtained after annihilating a terror lifeform, which did not violate the Interstellar Convention.
......
In the blink of an eye, over a month passed by swiftly. Li Yu was currently situated in the Jade Void Palace, an eerie smile on his face as he stared intently at the void before him.
[Justice Alliance - A-Tier Alliance
Host's Identity: President, one of the main founders
Reputation: Slightly Favorable — Interstellar society believes your appearance has brought a good influence; they rejoice in your existence.
Number of mbers — 4647
Acquired Buff: [Power of Justice — You will receive a 2% strength amplification from each mber's own strength.]
[United Strength — As the president, you can pool 50% of the organization mbers' power to launch a single attack or defense. The cost will be jointly borne by the organization mbers.
Note: Can only be used once within a short period of ti.]
Please elevate your own status, organization reputation, and number of mbers to obtain more buff effects.]
The bonus of [Power of Justice] had increased from 1% to 2%. To put it lightly, it was only a one percent increase; to put it grandly, it was a doubled increase.
Although it was still insignificant, quantitative change leads to qualitative change. With so many organization mbers, even if most were low-grade A-tier, the bonus brought about was extrely considerable.
And the [United Strength] brought about by the increase in reputation was even more ridiculous.
It could gather the power of all organization mbers to launch an attack, like a Spirit Bomb.
Although there was only one chance, it was still sothing to look forward to.
"Leaving the developnt to the Star Glory Empire is really not bad at all, it saves so much worry. Loyd truly lives up to being the Crown Prince." Li Yu let out a breath of relief.
During this period, he had been a hands-off manager, completely ignoring how Loyd was operating things.
However, when the Star Glory Empire exerted its strength, the effect was indeed extraordinary.
The originally dismal reputation of the A-Tier Alliance was directly reversed in a short period of ti, and the number of joining mbers surged exponentially.
There were even quite a few high-quality A-Tier Lifeforms joining, making up for the lack of backbone strength.
With a platform for communication, nurous A-Tier Lifeforms began adding friends madly after a brief "aloof period."
They engaged in comprehensive cooperation in various aspects. Most A-Tier Lifeforms had no small forces backing them.
Even those considered lone wolves basically possessed a relatively large-scale fleet.
In the past, they lacked communication channels, but now this point had been made up for. A large number of contracts were signed in a short ti, promoting resource trade among many small civilizations.
There was also a portion of A-Tier Lifeforms seeking insights into advancent, including the material ratios for formulating gene chains and experience in developing superpowers, even discussing the impact of various brands of lubricating oil on chanical joints.
In the past, these precious experiences would basically not be shared by anyone.
But now with the platform as a guarantee, exchanging experience for experience, many A-Tier Lifeforms never tired of it, which attracted even more A-Tier Lifeforms to join.
Beep!
The smart terminal vibrated. Speak of the devil, and he shall appear; the person contacting Li Yu was none other than Loyd.
After answering, Loyd didn't bother with much small talk, getting straight to the point: "A top-tier terror lifeform has appeared. No one can handle it for the ti being. I hope you can deal with it."
"I'll give you the coordinates in a mont."
"Not going, not interested," Li Yu shook his head, directly refusing.
"Didn't you say you wanted to maintain interstellar stability? Right now, there is absolutely no one in the alliance who can handle a lifeform of this level. Only you can take action," Loyd frowned.
"Maintain interstellar stability? You actually believed that?" Li Yu had a suspicious look on his face. "If one person can't handle it, just call a few more. If that doesn't work, have the Emperor take action."
"With my small fra, I'm also afraid of getting into an accident."
Loyd's breathing hitched, and his face darkened as he said, "Rest assured, I have no intention of ambushing you. During the last public eting, you also attended via projection. Are you that afraid?"
He could deduce Li Yu's thoughts; it was nothing more than not wanting his location to be known by the outside world to avoid being ambushed.
"Is it possible for us to attack you in front of the public's watchful eyes!?"
"It's possible." Li Yu said with feigned seriousness, "I wouldn't dare to underestimate you."
"I said I volunteered to be a mascot, so I am a mascot. Have you ever seen a mascot take action?"
Loyd was speechless for a while. Originally, he was still skeptical about Li Yu's hands-off claims.
However, as this month-plus passed, he could currently basically believe that this guy's attitude toward the A-Tier Alliance wasn't just hands-off, it could even be said that he completely ignored it.
He couldn't even be bothered to attend many internal etings. Even if he did attend, he wouldn't express any opinions, acting just like a spectator.
He didn't care about anything, yet he was unwilling to give up the position of president. This was truly very hard to understand!
Loyd gritted his teeth. "I never had any intention of dealing with you at all. Even if there are plans within the Star Glory Empire, that's a matter for those noble controllers and the Emperor. I don't know either."
Li Yu's lazy attitude inexplicably gave him the illusion of being a hired worker, which was very displeasing.
However, the empire's high echelon was quite appreciative of his operational efficiency.
The Star Glory Empire's people had already occupied two-thirds of the Council of Directors' seats, allowing them to decide any matter concerning the A-Tier Alliance.
Controlling this platform gave them an additional resource platform as well as a massive amount of A-Tier Lifeform power.
Although using them required coming up with reasonable pretexts one after another, it was still better than not even being able to contact them previously.
"Oh." Li Yu's reaction was flat. He wasn't planning on accepting Loyd's dispatch anyway.
Seeing Li Yu's unyielding appearance, Loyd felt depressed inwardly and could only resentfully terminate the communication.
Li Yu chuckled. It wasn't that he didn't trust Loyd... uh, well, actually, he just didn't trust him.
If the Star Glory Empire acted ruthlessly and played all their trump cards—not to ntion the secrets only the Emperor would know, just the ones Lyman revealed—
Even those would be enough to give the current Li Yu a huge headache.
After pondering for a mont, Li Yu frowned again and opened his smart terminal, checking a few pictures transmitted from the Ancient Starpath not long ago.
(End of this chapter)
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