This is really not mechanical ascension Chapter 1028 - 529: Changes in the Royal Court and the Heave

"The Star Alliance announces that not long ago, they have seemingly discovered a new civilization with a unique social structure at the edge of the Sea of Stars..."

"...Shall build a communicative bridge with the new civilization with an open and inclusive heart, respectful awe, and a steadfast yearning for peace..."

This was a breaking news, Li Ming had not seen it yesterday.

However, discovering a new civilization was really not a big deal and did not cause much of a stir in the interstellar space.

The boundaries of the known universe are constantly expanding, and new civilizations are discovered often.

The reason it was pushed to his hopage was simply because he had been paying attention to the movents of the Star Alliance recently.

He glanced at it twice, it was basically official speak with little value and didn’t reveal much information.

Li Ming recalled an almost forgotten matter: "I rember, Anduin once said that the Star Alliance was allegedly attacked by an unknown entity so ti ago; I wonder if this has anything to do with that..."

Noted it to Vermilion Bird to keep an eye on subsequent developnts and continued browsing the news.

"Why do I feel those people have a strange attitude towards you," Robbin scratched his head next to him, "like reverence, but not quite, like they’re looking after you, but not quite—it seems like they all avoid you..."

"Maybe it’s because I’m quite handso," Li Ming casually dismissed it, still checking the news.

In the interstellar space, the most watched news currently is about the High-level Life Form Union beginning to absorb ordinary mbers.

Of course, the so-called ordinary mbers are x-level life forms.

This news broke from sowhere, carried by the aftermath of the Dinner at Dusk, and quickly beca a hot topic, attracting much attention.

Although there is no clear source, the Three Great Civilizations and the Star Alliance have not denied it, thus it continues to escalate.

Quite a few interstellar comntators hold a skeptical attitude, believing that the Three Great Civilizations are unlikely to easily lift restrictions.

Once the High-level United Organization freely absorbs ordinary mbers, it will uncontrollably expand rapidly.

"This issue has caused quite a stir," Robbin glanced at Li Ming’s screen; seeing he hadn’t turned it off, he perked up and moved closer.

"The high threat theory is prevailing again; many people are protesting, believing it’s not good for the interstellar, is this news real or fake?"

He looked at Li Ming.

"It’s real," Li Ming nodded. He had been staying with Gusta and others during this period, so he’s naturally aware of this matter.

It’s not fake news; the High-level Life Form Union does plan to expand.

In the first routine eting, the Three Great Civilizations didn’t clearly inform them when other mbers would be allowed to join.

They only ntioned that council seat mbers would not be replaced within five years.

Li Ming had thought that the complete expansion tifra would be at least ten years later.

But unexpectedly, in just three short years, the Three Great Civilizations were already tearing this gap.

More accurately, it is the Star Alliance tearing this gap.

"Really?" Robbin was startled, which also drew the attention of Feder, organizing docunts in the distance, surprised: "Is the expansion happening so quickly, no opposition from the Three Great Civilizations?"

Li Ming’s eyes flickered; in fact, the opportunity for this matter still starts with the Red River Star Stream incident.

Due to the riddled Red River Star Stream incident, tensions between the Star Alliance, the Empire, and the Federation arose.

And the High-level Life Form Union has already contacted the Star Alliance, a catalyst released by the Star Alliance to frustrate the Empire and Federation.

He could roughly speculate on the Star Alliance’s thoughts; the High-level United Organization, as outsiders equally with shared interests, can use this to pressure the other two great civilizations.

In case anything spins beyond control, a powerful High-level Life Form Union provides more leverage for them.

But the Empire and the Federation agreeing so easily was also beyond Li Ming’s expectations.

"How could there be no opposition, yet it remains to be seen how this unfolds." Li Ming couldn’t help but shake his head, Robbin was taken aback and ducked his head: "This interstellar is growing increasingly chaotic..."

The spaceship they were on had completed its space coating and was undergoing Star Gate transition.

Target: chanical Court!

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Empire Capital Star

In Adam’s office, he was in a video call, looking calm:

"...Indeed, the High-level Life Form Union has contacted the Star Alliance, and it is estimated they have cooperated, thereby supporting this expansion."

On the virtual screen was an interstellar human, square-faced, with thick, neat eyebrows, rugged facial features, a stubbly chin, who spoke in a deep voice:

"What happened in the Red River Star Stream makes them uneasy, they won’t rest until it’s cleared up—they suffered a hidden loss to Azure Dragon, and now they’re contacting the High-level Life Form Union as well, who knows what they’ll stir up next."

Adam made no comnt, saying: "At least it’s certain, Azure Dragon hasn’t let any news slip."

The person on the screen shook his head, "It’s hard to say, the Star Alliance paid a hefty price, Gutierrez isn’t one to suffer losses, to stop him harassing the chanician Association, Azure Dragon must have provided sothing."

Adam’s eyes flickered; the person only briefly ntioned it and did not delve into the topic, instead saying:

"With the support of the Star Alliance, the expansion of the High-level Life Form Union is hard to stop, this is a hidden hazard, Adam, this feral beast was released by you."

"President Malcolm, this is not a difficult problem," Adam shook his head, his deanor calm, "The union among high-level life forms is unstoppable; even without , without this organization, they would form small groups in secret, rather than secretly plotting, it’s better to hold them in hand."