1245: Chapter 701 1245: Chapter 701 The bonds Gu Hang established with the Alliance in this war are precious.
Of course, expecting these bonds to stand by us when confronting Holy Terra is impossible.
When the ti cos for a rebellion, they will still co to suppress it.
The stage where these connections play a role is before the outbreak of war.
To put it plainly, Gu Hang doesn’t really want to fall out with Holy Terra, nor does Terra.
However, there is a fierce contradiction between the expansion of the Alliance and the security of Holy Terra.
Those so-called connections are used to reconcile contradictions and ease the situation.
However, if it’s just connections, that’s still a bit too loose.
Connections can gradually dissipate over ti.
Gu Hang needs to take advantage of the ti when the connections are still present to establish a more solid and tighter bond.
The cleanup work of the Insect War is still ongoing, but as the Commander-in-Chief of the three armies, Gu Hang is no longer interested in managing it.
Occasionally signing so reports and attending so military etings is enough.
Most of the remaining ti is spent on building relationships, interacting, and signing so agreents.
Among these, the most important are those signed with various Starfighter Battle Groups.
In general, they are ‘military mutual assistance agreents’.
However, depending on the nature of the target battle group, the agreents signed are different.
Regarding the Phoenix and the ‘Yellow Springs Gull Battle Group’ (a rebranded Shadow Battle Group) that Gu Hang is about to promote, they are completely controlled by the Alliance, from equipnt to personnel to leadership.
It’s normal to give them a ho planet, settle them on a planet, and there’s no need to sign any special agreents.
For the New Era Torch and Fury Fla Battle Group, the situation is sowhat different.
Although they are also completely controlled by the Alliance, after all, there is still the concept of an atonent expedition on them.
For these two battle groups, Gu Hang intends to sign a ‘atonent agreent’ with them.
The Alliance will have enough wars that need their participation, allowing them to serve their atonent period during this century.
The so-called sufficient wars are not entirely fictional war needs.
Among the five Star Domains that Gu Hang already considers his own territory, there are clearly three Star Domain-level threats: the pest control in the Alfonso and Thistle and Mustard Star Domains, eradicating those incapacitated Insect Swarms; recolonizing planets in the Princess Star Domain not handled by the Extinction Order; and addressing areas in the northern part of the Dragonhawk Star Domain where the Beastn left over from the Iron Fang War haven’t been cleaned out…
All require battles.
In addition to these three prominent Star Domain-level threats, there are also pirate threats in the nghe Star Domain and Proudclaw Cosmos.
With a scale of five Star Domains and four thousand worlds, the Alliance also needs to push for system reforms quickly, which can no longer be as ticulously managed as when the territory was small.
Groups whose interests are hard on their planets will cause so chaos, which is quite normal.
Many social disturbances cannot be resolved with martial force, as you cannot kill everyone.
However, in this era, with the Alliance, this statent is not quite applicable.
As long as it’s not chaos involving dozens or hundreds of worlds banding together in rebellion, if it’s just planetary rebellions, the Alliance really can execute everyone and start over.
These rebellions are enough to summon the Atonent Expedition battle groups to fight.
In short, during their ‘expedition’ within the Alliance’s five Star Domains, they will not be short of battles.
The Empire’s requirent for the Atonent Expedition battle groups is no support, no supplies, and during the expedition period, they must unconditionally accept the Empire’s war summons.
The Alliance can exploit this loophole.
The Empire doesn’t provide resources or supplies, but I do;
If they must unconditionally accept war summons, I will constantly summon them, so the battle groups are always fighting, and when other forces want to summon them, they have to wait for the Atonent Battle Group to finish their current battles, right?
If it were any other Atonent Battle Group, they couldn’t exploit the loophole like this.
The Empire’s officials, especially the forces that sentenced the battle group to an atonent expedition, will not watch them enjoy it so smoothly.
If found evasive, it shows a lack of loyalty and unchanging behavior, which may bring about more severe punitive asures.
However, falling under the Alliance, there is no fear.
Who sentenced these two battle groups to the atonent expedition?
Gu Hang did.
And who is the supervisor?
Still Gu Hang.
After exploiting the loophole like this, anyone wanting to punish them would still have to get through the Alliance first.
Is there anyone willing to do this?
Besides intentionally antagonizing the Alliance, there’s probably no one who dares.
The Dragon King’s Spear Chapter was also sentenced to an atonent expedition, but their ‘cri’ is lighter, only fifteen years.
However, unlike Furyfla and New Era Torch, the Dragon King’s Spear is not a battle group completely controlled by the Alliance.
There are others in similar situations, like Blood Shark.
However, both of these groups have intentions of staying with the Alliance.
Blood Shark no longer wants to continue their precarious existence in the Dark Outer Domain.
They desire a ho planet to end their long wandering life; the Dragon King’s Spear lost their ho planet after being sentenced to an atonent expedition, but after fifteen years, they also don’t want to wander and intend to reclaim their ho planet—it lies within the Thistle and Mustard Star Field.
These, the Alliance can offer.
Even if not politically, securing a tax-exempt ho planet for them.
However, a single planet is challenging to support a complete battle group unless it’s an exceptionally wealthy and developed world.
Most battle groups assigned to a decent planet need to continuously expand their influence, using military force to provide protection to their Star Sector or even Star Domain in exchange for resources.
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