Chapter 752: Great Unification Of Eternal Star Alliance
Half a year later…
With the cooperation of over 500 top-level teams, the Forbidden Domain was cleared of all dark beasts above the Tier 5 realm. At this moment, only those shielded by dense dark energy remained.
Having achieved their goal, instead of celebrating, all 511 top-level teams, including the Neon Star Alliance, gathered.
"First of all, let's toast to the Eternal Star Alliance becoming the 8th largest team to date!" Nash started with a smile. Although some backed out because of his conditions, the majority were still willing to join the Eternal Star Alliance.
"It's all thanks to Lord Nash's leadership. Without you, the Eternal Star Alliance would be nothing."
"That's right, you're our beacon. All our achievements are thanks to you."
Even with their numbers, they weren't confident they could clear a Forbidden Domain. It was only thanks to Nash's extraordinary ability that made everything possible.
One had to know that the three little major alliances were already in a cooperative relationship, yet until now they still hadn't begun tackling a Forbidden Domain.
"Alright, enough of the flattery. I'm sure everyone knows why we gathered here." As he finished, silence rang through the room.
The current structure and governance system of the Eternal Star Alliance were now all outdated. Although they could still use it, it would turn them into a rabble that could only make a splash in the water.
"Lord Nash, please guide us to proceed!"
"Just tell us what to do."
"Then I'll tell you what's on my mind. Unified control and command. Instead of a loose alliance, we would merge into one, turning into a spear and shield that would attack and defend together."
"Can you explain how that would work?"
Although his words reassured them, they still wanted clarification.
"We'll move all our territory into the Eternal Star Forbidden Domain. Afterward, whether it's population or power, it will have unified governance, with each of us leaders having a portion of control."
"What about the profit distribution? Would it still be the same as before?"
They didn't care about unified populations or military power, since it was necessary to go head-to-head with those major-level teams. But what about the profit? Would Nash be giving them a stipend salary or a share of the Eternal Star Alliance's profit?
"All 510 leaders would split a share of 50% based on your contribution, 30% will go to the alliance fund, 10% would be split equally among each team regardless of anything, and 10% will belong to me."
After hearing Nash's distribution plan, everyone began calculating what they could gain. Regardless, 10% of the profit would go into their pockets, while the remaining 50% would be based on each of their abilities. It's even possible to surpass the Neon Star Alliance and take the full 50% share.
As for the alliance fund, although 30% seemed a bit too much, it's all for their benefit. Whether for developing their territory or for expeditions, it's worth it.
"Lord Nash, what about the Universal Runic System? Could our people use it as well?" One of the leaders asked.
During their campaign to clear the Forbidden Domain, the Universal Runic System proved phenomenal. Even through all kinds of rough environments and hardships, their cooperation didn't waver.
Of course, the downside of it was also clear: the belief and will of their people would be directed to Nash. However, since they had already accepted such a unification, what was a mere power of will? If it could further strengthen the Eternal Star Alliance, they were willing to forgo this vague power that offered little benefit.
"Not entirely. My ability wasn't enough to cover everyone. However, you could choose a few elites, as long as it didn't surpass 9 septillion."
The limit of people he could connect to the Universal Runic System was only 10 septillion, while their combined population was tens of septillion, possibly even over a hundred septillion.
When things scale up to the universe, nothing is too much. Fortunately, he had already thought of a plan to circumvent this problem. After everything was settled, he could begin his plan.
Meanwhile, hearing the number Nash gave, everyone sighed in relief. Even if they chose randomly, a tenth of their population could still use the Universal Runic System.
"Wait, what about the dark gates? Do we still own them?" Suddenly, they thought of a crucial point, the dark gates. They built all of those with painstaking effort.
"Of course, they would also be managed and divided centrally. If there is any need for the Merit Source, one could apply to use it. If it's a major mobilization, we could even vote to agree on it."
"What about the voting weight?"
"40% for my vote and the remaining 60% for you." This meant that unless 67% of them voted, Nash had veto power.
"That works…"
Afterward, they discussed the rules and agreements in more detail, from what each of their responsibilities were, designated places, logistics, etc. Drafting everything into a contract, they began to celebrate the official unification of the Eternal Star Alliance.
"To the Eternal Star Alliance!"
"May we prosper and conquer everything!"
"Glory to the Eternal Star Alliance!"
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A few days later, after leaving most of the cosmic elites in the Eternal Star Forbidden Domain, they each returned to their territory.
The plan was to move all their people and land to the Forbidden Domain to make management easier. Furthermore, within the Forbidden Domain, they would be closer to the will of the wild void area, which could give birth to more talents.
The dimensional-scale teleportation array could not only move people, planets, and stars across multiple domains, more importantly, it could move an entire dimensional area itself!
Of course, while it could move an entire domain area, the price was something they couldn't afford. Thus, what they had in mind was to only relocate the Forbidden Domain they conquered and the sector areas where the dark gates were located.
Starting with the Neon Star Alliance, Nash communicated with the dimensional-scale teleportation array, locking the Forbidden Zone and dark gates in the Neon Star Domain.
"Start!"
Activating the array, a whirlwind of chaos began to swirl as it sucked up all the Chaos Stones they had placed around, from 1 million, 2 million, 5 million, 10 million, and finally 15 million Chaos Stones.
Digesting all the energy it needed, everyone in the Neon Star Domain felt momentary darkness as they jumped the vast void, instantly arriving at the Eternal Star Forbidden Domain.
"It's not too expensive." Nash mused.
Just over 15 million, with all the members included, it was less than 8 billion Chaos Stones. With over 35 billion left over in the fund, such expenses were nothing.
Transferring control of the dimensional-scale teleportation array, Nash went to the Neon Star Alliance Territory to brief them on what happened.
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After Nash went back to the Neon Star Alliance Territory, he quickly noticed something wrong. The area inside the Neon Star Forbidden Zone was still fine.
However, the sector area where the dark gates were located was being ravaged and forcibly assimilated by the Forbidden Domain.
Boarding the Void Pulse, he quickly assessed the dark gates. This was his money-generating machine; even if one of them were destroyed, he would feel the loss for a long time.
Fortunately, as he reached one, he noticed they were still operating steadily. Despite the increasing number of dark beasts and dense dark miasma, they were still functioning normally, in fact, even better. Calculating the inflow of merits, he discovered that it was over 3 times than before!
"I didn't expect a Forbidden Domain would also have this effect."
However, while it was a pleasant surprise, the surge of dark beasts was still a problem. If they didn't put up any defense, the dark gates would really get overrun.
With no time to waste, he told all operators at the military outposts to station close to each dark gate. While this would make the flow of dark beasts uncontrollable, it would at least ensure the dark gates' safety.
As for the other cosmic elites affected, he notified them to take shelter in the Neon Star Forbidden Zone. All future activity would be settled after order had returned.
"No wonder the Grand Race Sovereign Alliance didn't move all at once."
While moving to the Forbidden Domain would help, it would also delay many things and could worsen their situation. Without enough defensive measures like military outposts, let alone the dark gates, even their core territory might be compromised.
After relaying his findings to the leaders of the Eternal Star Alliance, they began to slow their migration, roughly stabilizing each territory before another one moved in.
With each new territory, the space inside the Forbidden Domain also began to destabilize. Needing to calculate each territory's distribution, they further slowed their migration.
Fortunately, the Forbidden Domain was equivalent to hundreds of domain areas. With just over 500 Forbidden Zones and scattered sector areas, they could easily fit inside without much problem.
As they migrated to the Eternal Star Alliance one after another, time passed.
