Each young supre beast doesn't even know their parents but it doesn't matter. The Supre Alliance is all they need and the Supre Alliance will do its best to take care of them until they achieve immortality. He can't ask for a better parent than them.
As long as a Supre Beast is not an Origin god, then he or she is not yet fully matured in the eyes of the Supre Alliance. They will dote on them until they achieve immortality. In that way, the return on their investnt is certain.
"I hope you took everything that you might need."
Legion-5 replied, "I did."
His ntor reminded him, "Good. Tell if we are going too fast or if you get nauseous."
"I'll do that." But he thought to himself, "What are you, my nanny?"
He can only lampoon inwardly. It is because he knows that this care for the young is more than just business. It is a tradition. It is their culture and Tanc830,428,723C is not his nanny.
This tradition started because of the enforcent of the Supre Alliance for the protection of the young. Back then, the young were viewed as food, or at best, they were considered currency. So their enforcent received a lot of support from the young they protected and raised into Immortality.
Those immortals then repaid the kindness shown to them by protecting the next generation. This way, the protection of the young quickly beca a habit for every Supre beast. The Supre Alliance was able to overthrow other organizations and gain total control of the race through this thod.
There were other older and powerful organizations that governed Supre beasts before the Supre Alliance ca along. Those organizations mocked the Supre Alliance for coddling its mbers. They said they would grow up soft and weak.
Ti as shown that they were wrong. The Supre Alliance abolished the eating of the young and fostered the eating of other races. They proved that intra-race competition is not important for the creation of a strong race as long as there is the existence of inter-race competition.
Others would think the enslavent of other races is the foundation of the prosperity of the Supre beasts. They would be wrong because the foundation is the tradition of the protection of the young. It is that and their powerful divine ability.
This tradition would be more exaggerated if there was bloodline and ancestral mories of the cannibalism of the young. Every young Supre beast would be able to appreciate the care even better.
Even so, the tradition succeeded in proliferating across several generations despite the lack of bloodlines because of the actions and pride of the Supre Alliance. Tanc830,428,723C's ntor took care of him and took pride in it, so Tanc830,428,723C too will take care of his charge and take pride in it.
Just thinking about it made Legion-5 more impressed with the Supre Alliance. He thought about every race Legion had ever encountered but he couldn't find one that compares to the Supre Alliance.
Legion-5 thought to himself, "This is even better than the unity of the racial council of the Virut plane. For supre beasts, the supre alliance is their creditor and benefactor. It is their parents and their ho. It is their race and their community. What a doctrine."
So might mock those who care for their young too much, but they won't do so for the Supre Alliance. The care for their young is also a statent. They are a powerful, confident, and united race that goes out of their way to guard their young so jealously is a statent or warning to other races not to ss with them.
No race or entity that knows about this tradition will ss with defenseless and weak Supre beasts that they happen to co across without fear of retribution from the Supre Alliance. When they consider that the Supre Alliance is not just a governing body, but also the entire race of Supre beasts, then they have to be wary about taking advantage of a young Supre beast.
It is as much a statent to outsiders as it is to the mbers of the Supre Alliance. Every immortal Supre beast knows the bottom line of the supre beast so they aren't shocked or angry when the Supre Alliance asks for them to go to war to rescue one of them or to avenge the death of a young one.
It makes them feel more loyalty to the Supre Alliance. They know that they can always count on the Supre Alliance. They are so united that even Legion-5 doesn't want to leave them despite knowing about their brainwashing since they were hatchlings and being aware that this protection is also a form of indoctrination.
Tanc830,428,723C said to him, "We aren't going to take the planar portal but I am taking you there to see sothing."
They soon got close to the planar portal. In front of it is a sea of bones. The bones are of different shapes and sizes. They obviously belong to different races. But they are all old and weathered.
"What do you think happened here?" Tanc830,428,723C asked him.
"A lot of people died here."
Tanc830,428,723C wasn't satisfied with his answer, "Be more specific. It could be that a lot of people were buried here. They could have died elsewhere. If they died here, why do you think they died here?"
It is not a difficult question for him. There are a lot of bones in front of the planar portal. It could be a weird burial tradition of the races in the plane but he doubts that they will choose to bury their dead in front of a doorway where people leave and enter the plane through.
"They might have died defending the plane. Races that care for their dead enough to bury them usually do so in safe and secluded places." He replied.
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