?The promotion of competition amongst the young Supre Beasts is why the Supre Alliance rewards those who eliminate other Supre Beasts with half of the points of their targets during the rite of passage. But none of them can be killed. So in this way, a safe environnt that encourages competition has been created for the efficient distribution of resources.
That's what the rite of passage is for the Supre Beasts. It is another thing entirely for the inhabitants of the plane who have to be indoctrinated by peaceful coercion or forceful enlightennt.
"The Supre Alliance has thought this through. We are not only fighting the inhabitants of the plane but each other too. No wonder so people will survive in the plane. We won't be able to focus on them if we have to worry about each other. They want to temper the young while also leaving a way out for the inhabitants of the plane."
He has to admit that the Supre Alliance has thought so things through. The way they are raising their young is at least better than the way high elves raise theirs. High elves don't have anything like the rite of passage. They grow up weak and peaceful while the Supre Alliance raises their young to live for subjugation and domination.
The rite of passage allows the young supre beasts to experience mass violence and domination. It is an experience that is a long ti coming since they were hatchlings who had to listen to stories of domination.
The young Supre beasts get to fight the inhabitants of a plane desperate for survival and they have to watch out for each other. Even if they don't turn out as great fighters, the Supre Alliance will get returns on their investnt many tis over as long as the Supre beasts beco immortal.
He returned to reading the rules. The second most important rule is the sanctity of the citizenship system. People on the plane can be recruited either forcefully or through the incentive of the citizenship system. But points are needed to make anyone a citizen. It might seem like a loss but it isn't. At least if done well.
Instead of fighting the king of a kingdom to the death, he can be made to surrender by negotiating with the citizenship system. In that way, soone can gain control of a kingdom easily so it is not a waste to use an expensive point on a citizen when they can be used to exchange for divine abilities. It is an investnt to turn a king into an ally.
The citizenship system is very incentivizing to the inhabitants of the plane because citizens can't be killed. They will also be saved at the point when they are about to die.
It is why gods and the influential people of the plane haven't disregarded everything to fight to the death with the Supre Alliance. Instead, they have hope for survival so they will engage in the rite of passage according to the rules and fight for their survival.
He shook his head in wonder. "The Supre Alliance is too smart. They have reduced the defense of the plane against them with the citizenship system. They are practically turning the people of the plane against each other. So the plane can be exploited peacefully by the Supre Alliance."
The things he read about the citizenship system made him understand why the Supre Alliance doesn't just enslave everyone and why they are going to great lengths to enforce the citizenship system by protecting them from death. The citizenship system is a form of enslavent except it is willing and done with enthusiasm by the inhabitants of the plane.
The inhabitants of the plane have to accept it because the alternative is death. As for the Supre Alliance, they are not allowing them to beco citizens out of the goodness of their hearts. They are doing so because they need people to manage their farms for them. Surely they can't make Origin gods stay in a plane to ensure that livestock is produced. Immortals have better things to do with their ti.
The citizenship system helps the Supre Alliance to manage its resources. The citizens do the nial labor for them and the citizenship system reduces the amount of work the Supre Alliance has to do to bring a plane to its heels. It is killing two birds with one stone.
His teachers during the blood crucible were citizens. So of them wanted to beco citizens while others wanted to rise higher within the citizen system. That's why they were willing to risk their lives to assist young Supre Beasts to survive the blood crucible.
Legion-5 read the rules books thoroughly. It contained information about the point system. That is probably the most important information one has to have. He made sure not to miss anything about it. He found the part about the conditions for granting gods the right to citizenship particularly intriguing.
"Gods can be turned into citizens but the lowest god is worth a ten point. That is already the price of so divine abilities. Stronger gods are worth more. Who will waste their point by saving gods? I am afraid no god will survive like this."
From what he read, points are very difficult to get. A king is not worth a point personally. The only reason why soone will spend a point to recruit one is because they are in charge of a kingdom. So rather than waste ti and manpower to subjugate a kingdom, it is better to acquire it peacefully with a single point and use it to subjugate other kingdoms.
As for gods, the weakest low god is worth at least 10 points while a Celestial is worth 200 points. To turn a god into a citizen, you must use the sa amount of points that they are worth. That is too expensive to do. Most supre beasts would rather kill them for their points rather than save them.
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A/N: Bonus chapter for golden ticket goal.
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