in a duel exceeds a certain star level, it triggers a "Volcanic Eruption" on the table, forcibly inflicting damage from a fire spell with a star level equal to gold 9 stars on all cards present. Afte...Lu Cheng's idea is simple, if you have your reason for raising the price, then I'll come and get it myself....

The members of the virtual race were not surprised by such an answer.

The Ethereal Intelligence had anticipated this outcome. The Human race is an emotional one and likely to reject communication with them due to past friction caused by wars with the Ethereal race.

But the think tank also gave the results.

Because of the space collapse, asteroids disappeared, and humankind was trapped in the desolate star region.

With the supply lines from Grizzly County cut off and the bounty still located at the Rock Clan's mineral port, they would likely struggle to escape unless they possessed gold cards of 10 stars or higher in their transportation.

In other words, the human race has no bargaining power; it's pointless to waste any more breath.

Let humanity figure it out themselves.

Ultimately, finding things impossible, one will naturally turn back. When that time comes, signing the agreement and accepting vassalage will also be a smooth affair.

What if the human race refuses to compromise

Then let it destroy itself.

Although the alliance tasked the Wraith race with settling humans, in reality, it meant classifying humans as vassals of the Wraith race.

The Wraithkin do indeed require a sentient race as vassal.

But with the current collapse of space and the disappearance of Grizzly County, to maintain a species surviving in the barren star region until they are taken to the alliance border, it would take a lot of money first. Interest from humanity has therefore dwindled.

It's really not necessary to expend too much energy.

In the war between humans and beastmen, the steel ox used is estimated to be an ancient relic of warfare. It's somewhat something.

But wait a few years, the human race will be trapped in the barren land, and even if nature perishes, they can still obtain......

As for responsibility.

The Human race, according to the Alliance Law, is indeed a member of the Alliance.

But a space collapse is a natural disaster, and no one can say otherwise.

As for how the Human race could be in the Desolate Triangle and remove minerals from faraway Rock Nation

By virtue of that burning warship and last century's ark

What are you kidding me...

Perhaps it would be better to temporarily store the ore intended as a reward for yourself, under the guise of safekeeping.

Anyway, the people of Iwaki are just a bunch of stones, very easy to bully.

......

The meeting failed to reach any substantial agreements.

The representative of the Vyr'kin race returned to their home, bringing news to the liaison officers of this star sector that they rejected the human race's offer of "help."

...Instead, it triggered a collapse of space-time and natural swarms are worthy of large-scale investigation.

But the result is unknown.

The following year, the Void Liaison arrived at the Rock Tribe, claiming they were there to help humans safeguard the minerals and wanting to "temporarily" take possession of the batch awarded as a reward.

But......

This time, he got a bombshell.

Shortly after last year's conference ended, the ore was already taken.

This message is even more explosive than the news of humanity's return and the collapse of space!

The virtual tribe's assessment of humanity is undoubtedly accurate.

The human representative said it was self-nominated, but it's just a pretentious show of emotion.

With the frail paper transport capacity of mankind, it is difficult to even escape, let alone transport anything.

Let's say, for the sake of argument, that it was even possible. Could you really take so many resources in a single turn

Let the Illusory Tribe come, with all their might unleashed, it would still take at least ten turns!

The only answer is that this batch of materials, Iwaki wants to embezzle!

Not many wise active rocks could bite down that they were truly moved, and the rest of these rock heads didn't explain either.

After all, Iwaku is not intelligent and never explains himself to others.

The Ethereal Clan was also aiming to devour the mines, so this matter couldn't be escalated to the Alliance. There was no way to bring it before the public.

The usually kind-hearted Iwakuni actually took the initiative this time, stunning the more intelligent Virtual Spirit race with a surprise attack in their game of wits!

Unreasonable.

That is quite unreasonable.

The think tank's explanation is that Iwakuni's table-top intelligence couldn't possibly have come up with this level of strategic play.

This card was definitely played by the Human race. It's almost certain that it was a pact between the Humans and the Rock Nation, with the high-IQ Humans responsible for strategizing and the resource-rich Rock Nation card masters ensuring material supply. They worked together to maintain regional interests.

The Human race... should have already practically been under the subjugation of the Rock Nation.

It made me think of a random space collapse.

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