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The wrangling over the first issue took much longer than Ron had anticipated.

What was supposed to be done in one day has dragged on for three days.

Those kingdoms were subservient to the three major powers, but among a group of players of the same level, they were all formidable opponents.

They've all transformed into god-like figures in the civil war!

If it weren't for the mediation of the three top powers, a temporary agreement would have been reached.

It is estimated that the first world war in the world of Terran is about to begin.

The interim agreement stipulates that each party shall first delineate temporary boundaries based on the existing areas of actual control.

The disputed area was re-surveyed by a surveying team organized by the university, and the results of the re-survey will serve as the basis for the next round of negotiations.

This plan wasn't perfect, but at least it gave the delegates, who were arguing heatedly, a way to save face.

Ron's Radiant Silver Kingdom was unexpectedly granted several islands in the Whirlpool Sea.

This was an unexpected surprise.

But it doesn't seem to be of much use at the moment.

Given the labor shortage in various places, it is unlikely that Ron would emigrate to the open sea.

Seeing that the situation had stabilized, the old monk did not give everyone much time to catch their breath and directly announced that they would move on to the second item on the agenda.

"Ladies and gentlemen, the world of Terran has completed its dimensional ascension."

The discovery of the mechanical world has allowed us to rediscover the starry sky.

In the future, we will definitely not only encounter this one world.

Those vast worlds in the sea of ​​stars.

The weak are fine, but what if they encounter the legendary demons and purgatory?

How should we deal with this?

I think we need to prepare for this in advance.

The wars in the mechanical world offer us an important lesson—the lack of unified coordination and fighting among ourselves led us to pay a price that could have been avoided.

If the Terran world is to expand further into the Star Sea, we need a more cohesive and efficient organizational structure.

Therefore, another key focus of this Tyron meeting was...

It means to establish a space exploration organization belonging to us, the Terran humans.

That is, the Human Alliance!!

Abbreviated as "People's Federation!!!"

After the old monk finished speaking, he stepped aside to give up his seat and handed over the right to speak to the person at the round table.

Guderian spoke first.

Instead of giving a brief statement as before, he unfolded a complete plan:

"I proposed the establishment of this Star Pioneer Organization—the Human Alliance."

The organization's function is to unify and coordinate all major actions of the various human factions in the expansion of the world of Terran.

This includes, but is not limited to, interdimensional warfare, resource exploration, colonization of new worlds, and contact and negotiation with extraterrestrial intelligent races.

He paused, his gaze sweeping across the room, and continued:

"The UNHCR does not interfere in the internal affairs of its member states, nor does it replace the sovereignty of any state."

It is only responsible for three things: First, to formulate a unified strategy for expanding into the Star Sea, so as to avoid duplication of investment and waste of resources;

Second, establish a platform for sharing intelligence and resources, so that capable forces can gain support and those that are temporarily lagging behind can have the opportunity to catch up.

At the same time, avoid encountering a more powerful world and revealing the coordinates of the Terran world.

Third, to form a unified defensive and counter-offensive force when external enemies attack.

These words silenced the room for several breaths.

These small kingdoms are already eyeing their tiny corner of the Terran world.

I never imagined that the three top powers had already seen this far ahead.

Or rather, the Magic Empire saw this far ahead.

Perhaps he was thinking of the enormous profits he could gain in the mechanical world.

The eyes of those small kingdoms were filled with greed once again.

One by one, they agreed to establish the People's Federation and joined it.

The immense profits from the interdimensional war blinded them to reason.

They didn't care at all about the possibility of encountering a more powerful world.

The three top powers were also very satisfied.

The People's Federation was established, and they absolutely held a dominant position.

That way, it won't happen that their several empires are fighting on two fronts.

The group of little kingdoms were watching the show from the sidelines.

However, the Human Alliance will not use these small kingdoms as cannon fodder.

Moreover, they will establish appropriate systems to protect the rights and interests of the small kingdoms.

This is the only way to gain the recognition of the smaller kingdoms and make them wholeheartedly follow their path of star expansion.

Under a unified system, some forces will rise and others will fall.

Perhaps one day, someone will replace the original three top powers.

This is the correct path for the Terran world to spiral upwards and become stronger.

The world of Tyrannosaurus is truly fortunate to have this group of mages and the Citadel.

At the Tyrell meeting, the only vote was to approve the formation of the People's League.

Members choose to join, thus determining the organizational structure.

The various institutional details of other alliances still need to be discussed gradually.

There's no need to discuss it at the meeting.

In short, the final result was the establishment of the People's Federation.

A total of 193 factions joined, forming the Expedition Council.

One of the three top powers each sent one person to serve as one of the four permanent chairpersons.

The final Speaker rotates every three years, with the Business Alliance serving for nine years, and the remaining six demigod powers plus the City of the Citadel each serving for three years.

The City of Academia is responsible for forming an evaluation committee to assess whether the conditions for launching a dimensional war are met.

The remaining forces are members of the Human Alliance.

At present, only the four council chairmen have the authority to launch interdimensional wars.

If they encounter a world of unknown strength, the council speakers must discuss and vote on the matter.

Only then can they represent the actions of the Terran world.

The remaining members only have voting rights and the right to make proposals.

However, the power to veto still rests with the speakers of the parliament.

In any case, there are only a few companies that have the capability to explore the starry sea right now.

The others were just their henchmen.

These are all temporary regulations at present, and the various structures of the People's Federation still need to be improved in practice.

Perhaps the world of Terran will grow so powerful that a few forces combined could defeat a lower-level world.

At that time, members of the Human Alliance will be able to launch interdimensional wars at will.

But considering that level of complexity, the Terran world would likely have to endure tens of thousands of years more.

Ron also agreed with the speaker system.

That way, he can still hold the position of speaker for three more years out of thirty.