Called by Eldora, Nash, Elizabeth, Blair, Lionas, Varra, and Lorenzo ca promptly.
Although they knew what Eldora wanted, they couldn’t reject this figurehead leader.
After all, Eldora had indeed led the Solaris Alliance quite well.
Arriving at the Solaris Shelter, Eldora greeted them at the entrance.
"Welco, everyone. I apologize for the hasty invitation."
"It’s nothing. The competition is about to end anyway," Lorenzo said leisurely.
They were only waiting for the Void Administrator to have full access to this uncharted zone.
Once it had complete control, they could finally leave this place and relax in the real world.
Not having much to do, they didn’t mind entertaining Eldora.
"Please, co inside..."
Inviting them in, Eldora began to serve luxurious food and drinks.
Seeing them eat, he finally expressed his intention.
"As you know, Fanfir, our mysterious beast, is stuck at 99% progression. To reach level 7, I need your help," Eldora said straightforwardly.
"What can you offer?" Varra asked, not averse to the idea.
"You can state your conditions. and the Solari Family will do our best to fulfill them."
"Oh? So generous?"
"Are you sure about this?"
Having the full bargaining power, various thoughts quickly flashed through their minds.
Although they didn’t want to admit it, the Solari Family was undoubtedly the overlord above all in the Solaris Domain.
Whether it ca to power, wealth, or influence, no one among them could compare.
Even the Liberty Alliance, a group of hundreds of thousands of sectors, could only co close to it.
Making up their minds, they quickly stated their conditions to Eldora one after another.
Although sowhat demanding, desperate for his goal, Eldora could only grit his teeth and agree.
Having a level 7 shelter made all the difference when it ca to the Galactic Level Cosmic Competition.
Without it, they could only be bullied by others with no chance to fight back.
Apparent to this was the result of the Solaris Domain in past galactic-level cosmic competitions.
They were either subservient to others or on the way to death.
Having a level 7 shelter, they could at least fight with dignity.
Knowing the importance of such a matter, the others also didn’t make it difficult.
Although their conditions were demanding, they weren’t so outrageous as to touch the interests of the Solari Family.
Finally, after drafting agreents for the five of them, Eldora turned to Nash, who hadn’t spoken up till now.
"I know we have so disagreents, but I really need your help. Please..." Eldora said sincerely.
Tapping the table, Nash was unable to decide.
He’d already reserved his tier 6 resources for various teams in the Star Alliance that still hadn’t advanced to level 5 shelter.
Although he’d given them unlimited tier 5 resources, so teams had low-potential mysterious beasts or complicated architectural shelters.
To reach level 5, the ti wasn’t enough.
Planning to reward them, Nash planned to distribute so of the tier 6 resources he’d acquired this month.
There were even so other teams that had reached 99% progression to level 5 shelter.
With so tier 6 resources, they should be able to advance to another level.
Having already promised they would still obey the arrangents of the Star Alliance in the next stage of the competition, Nash was ready to give them all the tier 6 resources he had.
However, upon seeing everyone readily give Eldora their resources, he realized that having a level 7 shelter should not only benefit the Solaris Team, but also everyone.
"Can you tell first, how does the Galactic Level Competition work?"
Because of the backwardness of the Nova Sector, which hadn’t even passed through the Galactic Level Cosmic Competition, Nash had no idea what mode they would be competing in.
Although he’d been able to ask veteran teams in the Star Alliance for information, it only allowed him to form a vague idea.
anwhile, hearing Nash’s question, Eldora generously provided him with a stack of information.
"This is the full details my Family gathered from previous Galactic Level Cosmic Competitions."
Nodding, Nash opened the introductory book, explaining the competition’s format.
The Galactic Level Competition was the final stage, where all talents from across the Chronos Empire competed.
If the Sector Level was where they chose the best, and the Domain Level was where they tested their leadership and ability to combat the dark beasts, the Galactic Level was where they conquered territory.
Every survivor in the Domain Competition would be sent into a wild void territory teeming with dark beasts.
Their goal was to clear every dark beast and build a stable connection to the dark plane, thus establishing a Domain Territory.
That’s right, from individual fighting to group battles, the final competition was about territorial building.
This was also how the Chronos Empire continuously expanded its territory while simultaneously suppressing the spread of dark beasts.
Unfortunately, for every batch of galactic-level cosmic competition, there was only a 0.001% chance it would be successful.
Even then, with a batch every 10 years, the Chronos Empire could expand to a thousand domain territories every million years.
Reading the detailed rules and general process of how the galactic-level cosmic competition proceeded, Nash quickly understood why they were eager to have even a level 7 shelter.
Like a beacon, a level 7 shelter was a necessity so that they could have a stable footing in the wild void territory once they arrived.
Although they could use battleships, even bring their entire planetary civilization to join them, it wasn’t enough.
Without a cornerstone to stabilize everything, their battleships and civilization might be ripped apart the mont they arrived.
Although they could ally with other Domain Territories to prevent this, the things they’d have to give were too much.
Much less freedom, they’d be thankful enough if they weren’t imdiately sent on a death mission.
Reading the experiences of their predecessors from the Solaris Domain, Nash couldn’t help but feel solemn.
"What do you say? Are you willing to help ?"
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