Super God: Star Guardians, another year of conquering the galaxy.

Chapter 36 Signing the Alliance Agreement

In another universe, besides dealing with all sorts of alien species...

The Federation has also had considerable contact with many Gestalt mechanical intelligences.

These machines, backed by a vast database and capable of mimicking various emotions, are in fact another form of life called "humans".

A "synthetic human" that replaces "flesh and blood" with "permanent metal", "nerve transmission" with "energy circuits", and "hormone secretion" with "electron collisions"!

However, the Human Federation led by Chen Yu always likes to divide people into two types—

Our own people and aliens!

These mechanical entities cannot be integrated into the Federation, so the vast majority of them will naturally be classified as the latter by the Federation.

Non-my family, its heart must be different.

If their intentions are different, chaos and turmoil will surely follow.

Of course, Graywind and Hydra are exceptions.

Their loyalty is 100% guaranteed, and in that case, the Federation will consider them as one of their own.

But other mechanical beings don't enjoy this treatment.

Not long ago, the "Final Defense Protocol" that the Federation encountered in the Angel Nebula served as a standard example of what happened to it.

Anyone who opposes the Federation, whether they are alien species or mechanical intelligence, will face certain death.

"Hello, mechanical body."

Chen Yu gazed at the virtual image of "Cyberlux" displayed on the projection screen and said calmly:

"I am the Grand Marshal of the Federation of Humanity, the sole leader of human civilization."

"The Human Federation?" Cyberex paused noticeably, perhaps searching its database for information about the federation.

The other party quickly responded with a speech encoded in human language:

"We know you... In another universe, we have observed you for a very long time."

"In that universe, you destroyed countless organic races, and in our civilization's assessment... your sins are equally grave."

"According to some of our clandestine agreements, your civilization has been classified as an extremely threatening civilization!"

"Let me give you a piece of advice—"

"It's not too late for the organism to turn back now."

"Sin?"

Chen Yu almost laughed.

Regardless of motives, what Cyberlux did and what the Federation did to alien species are essentially no different.

However, Cyberlux has already repented, while the Federation has gone further and further down this path.

It sounds fantastical, but it's very real.

Flesh and blood bodies are born and die in the cycle of reincarnation, while mechanical creations are redeemed from light-years away.

Will they ultimately end up in the same place?

Impossible.

The universe is vast, the world is small, and we will eventually fight each other.

Unless forced by some circumstance, the Federation has no possibility of coexisting with those alien species that are bound to be hostile.

In the eyes of the Federation, the act of killing alien species in any form has never been considered a sin!

Turning back? Absolutely not!

They are not machines that can turn around collectively with just one command.

To truly turn back is tantamount to asking them to collectively and civilizedly acknowledge that vague and illusory so-called sin.

The will of the Human Federation will not allow such an event to occur!

Therefore, Chen Yu completely ignored the advice given by "Cyberlux".

However, the other party only informed them and did not take any substantial threatening measures, which was much better than the "final defense agreement" they had encountered before.

"Currently, the Federation of Humanity rules the Milky Way. Given that there was previously no civilization in the 'Local Group' where our Milky Way is located in this universe that could rival our civilization..."

"Therefore, according to federal law, our civilization has claimed sovereignty over the entire galaxy cluster."

After a moment's thought, Chen Yu stated simply:

"Our ongoing war with the 'Purge Agreement' in the Andromeda Galaxy has drawn our attention."

"On behalf of the Federation behind me, I need to confirm whether this war will eventually spread to the galaxy and endanger our civilization."

"..."

"Cyberlux" analyzed the meaning of Chen Yu's words from multiple perspectives and finally answered:

"I apologize, organism, we have no intention of infringing upon what you call 'sovereignty,' but the threat posed by the corrupted entities of the 'Purge Agreement' is directed at all civilizations."

"They will indiscriminately destroy all known civilizations, including us, and even more so, you."

"In order to suppress their threat and for the survival of all civilizations, we have no choice but to wage war against them. Once the order to wage war is given, there is no possibility of taking it back."

"We cannot predict the ultimate outcome of this war..."

"If the Andromeda Galaxy is destroyed, the ensuing war could very well spill over into your Milky Way galaxy, and this could very well become a reality!"

"If you understand this situation, and your civilization does not wish to be ultimately wiped out by the 'Purge Agreement,' you should actively participate in this war..."

"We can temporarily consider you allies. Here is an 'alliance agreement,' which your federation can sign directly if it is willing..."

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A large amount of data was transmitted.

Graywind immediately assisted with the translation and then transmitted all the data to Chen Yu in real time via psionic energy.

"..."

Chen Yu rubbed his forehead, digesting the information, a look of surprise on his face.

The content of this data agreement is extremely large.

If the contents of the agreement were printed on paper, the amount of paper used to print the clauses would probably fill the entire United Star.

What surprised Chen Yu was not how large or complicated the contents of the agreement were.

Instead, after his brain spent two or three seconds receiving, processing, and digesting the agreement, he was astonished to find that every clause in the agreement was extremely detailed and reasonable.

There are no loopholes in the rules, no hidden dangers left; it is an agreement compiled purely for the purpose of win-win cooperation.

From deploying various strategies based on galaxy clusters to the docking of battleship-level units, and even the exchange of other information...

Even if the Cyberlux mechs come into contact with Federation personnel during subsequent cooperation, and an explosion occurs due to some unpredictable disruption in the energy circuit of the other mech's sub-units, resulting in casualties among Federation personnel...

Or perhaps, during cooperation among federal personnel, psychic abilities go out of control, genetic abilities go out of control, prosthetics go out of control, and so on...

Cyberlux has taken into account the potential impact on future cooperation should these extremely unforeseen and almost impossible scenarios become reality, and has included these considerations in the agreement as explicit clauses.

It's so outrageous that it even includes explicit provisions to prevent Chen Yu, the Federation's Grand Marshal, from accidentally falling asleep and dying, and how the Human Federation, led by his successor, should respond to this alliance agreement...

It can be said to be comprehensive and thorough, leaving no stone unturned.

The agreement was ultimately designed to ensure that it would continue until the "Purge Agreement" was completely eradicated.

Prior to this, no other threat could affect the alliance between the two parties to the agreement.

Chen Yu quickly made a judgment.

Receiving such an agreement can only mean a few things.

In the war between the "Purge Agreement" and the "Cyberlux," the latter was at a disadvantage and desperately needed outsiders to come to its aid.

Secondly, the threat posed by the "Purge Agreement" has reached an extremely serious level, forcing the usually mysterious "Cybernexus" to issue such an agreement in response.

That was the only way the other party could respond.

After all, among all the civilizations in the entire galaxy cluster, and even in the entire known universe, the only ones willing to stand up for "Cybernex" are probably the Human Federation.

(End of this chapter)