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Chapter 313 Galactic Council
No one in the alliance, including Levi, cared about what would happen to Wakanda.

If they want to be concerned, it's only about the production and distribution of vibranium.

Moreover, compared to these trivial matters, they have something more important to do right now.

That is to participate in the Galactic Parliament Assembly.

Although the Alliance (New Earth) can only be considered an observer member of the Galactic Council, thanks to its secret control over Sovereign, it is not entirely ignorant of the Galactic Council.

Today, the Galactic Council has more than three thousand member civilizations.

But just like the United Nations in the past, there are actually not many who truly have the power to speak out.

Aside from the Kree Empire, the Shia Empire, and the Nova Empire (Xandar), which Li Wei was relatively familiar with, there were only a few other civilizations, such as the Space Knights, Spartax, the Incubators, and Zanra.

These civilizations constitute the highest authority of the Galactic Parliament—the Galactic Council.

The Skrull Empire was once one of them, but after its defeat in the war against the Kree Empire and its scattering to various parts of the universe, although its seat still exists, no one has actually attended for decades—for fear of being blocked by the Kree after the meeting ends.

However, the Kree Empire did not participate in previous editions. After all, due to Carol Danvers, the Kree Empire was plunged into internal strife, and none of the previous separatist forces were qualified to represent the Kree Empire.

Ronan, who was previously the only one qualified, simply stopped playing.

However, the Kree Empire will be attending this Galactic Council meeting... and the participant is none other than Carol, who was previously tricked by Levi into unifying the Kree.

Although the Kree Empire is not yet formally unified, Carol, who has the support of Ronan and other young veterans of the former Kree military, has already crushed the remaining Kree separatist forces, and Carol's position is beyond question.

Moreover, it was through interstellar communication that Carol herself told Levi about her participation in the Galactic Council.

As for the Shi'ar Empire, just like in the comics, with the decline of the Skrull and Kree, the two old interstellar empires, it is now the most powerful interstellar empire in the Milky Way and surrounding star systems.

However, the opponent's base is in the Shia Galaxy—or, in Earth's terms, the Andromeda Galaxy.

Although they joined the Galactic Council, they actually don't have much territory in the Milky Way.

Furthermore, as a more commercially oriented interstellar empire, it is not as warlike as the Kree.

Compared to the smaller civilizations that were militarily ruled by the Kree Empire, the Shi'ar were more like a commercial consortium.

Although it is a commercial alliance, the Shi'ar family, as the main body, still holds a dominant position, and the Shi'ar royal family holds an even more supreme status.

Moreover, the Shi'ar Empire had a civilization with which it maintained extremely good relations.

That is the Nova Empire, also known as Xandar—in terms of true strength, the Nova Empire is actually far inferior to the Kree Empire.

You'll see if you watch the movie. The Nova Corps struggled to deal with Ronan alone, let alone the massive Kree Empire.

However, the Nova Empire and the Kree Empire fought for over a thousand years.

The reason they have this capability is because they have the support of the Shia Empire.

However, it was also because of the Nova Empire that the Shi'ar Empire had a great deal of influence in the Galactic Council.

Then there's the Space Knights, an extremely ancient and mysterious organization in the universe.

Since the establishment of the Galactic Council, this organization has held a seat; in fact, it can be said that the establishment of the Galactic Council is closely related to this organization.

However, members of this organization have not appeared at the Galactic Council for a long time.

However, its seat has been retained.

The civilization of Spartax, like the Kree Empire, also originated from the Magellanic Cloud, which can be considered the third largest power in the Magellanic Cloud after the Skrulls and the Kree.

In the comics, Star-Lord is the emperor of Spartacus, and the son of Jason Spartacus.

It's clear, however, that Star-Lord in this universe, like in the main cinematic universe, is Ego's son and has absolutely no connection to the planet Spartex. Furthermore, while the planet Spartex is powerful, it almost never gets involved in the affairs of the Kree or Skrull empires.

Therefore, even Carol, a "Kree" who has lived in the Kree for many years, has very limited knowledge of the specific situation of Spartacus in this universe, let alone Levi.

Zanra, also known as Zolian, is a mysterious and powerful civilization. When Carol was on Ego, Levi gave her a spatial pack, and Carol returned a bottle of Zolian Elixir that could cure almost any injury or disease and remove most negative status effects.

This medicine is a specialty of Zanla.

Finally, there are the Incubators... This is a civilization similar to the Zerg in StarCraft, and the only non-humanoid civilization in the Galactic Council.

As for Sovelin... it was just an ordinary member civilization.

The former Supreme Evolution, though not a member of the Galactic Council, still wielded considerable influence.

But that's all in the past now.

As for Asgard, which is more familiar to Li Wei and his companions, it is not on the list of the Galactic Council or the Galactic Committee.

Of course, this does not mean that Asgard is weaker than these civilizations.

In fact, throughout countless ages, Asgard has always been the true ruler of the galaxy.

The reason Asgard doesn't participate in the Galactic Council is quite simple—it's not that they lack the power, but rather that Asgard, or rather Odin, looks down on the so-called Galactic Council.

The Pantheon is more like it.

Moreover, it's not that Asgard never participated in the Galactic Council.

However, they were not there as members of civilization, but rather to "proclaim a decree".

The Galactic Council's member civilizations, including the Kree Empire, had no say in this matter.

Because Asgard used to be truly awesome.

Especially during Hela's time, she almost conquered the entire Milky Way!

At that time, Asgard was not a place of high moral standing, but rather one of infamous terror.

It was only in the last few thousand years, after Odin sealed Hela away, that Asgard's fearsome reputation gradually faded away.

So it's no wonder that second-generation gods like Thor and Loki are arrogant; Asgard in the past certainly had the right to be.

But Asgard is Asgard.

Earth and Li Wei's alliance do not have the capital to be proud of.

Therefore, the alliance led by Li Wei can't be too careful when participating in the Galactic Council this time.

Especially considering that they have the “weak” civilization of Earth behind them.

However, this situation is only temporary.

As the Kree Empire was reunified by Carol, its influence gradually returned.

Moreover, the Alliance inherited the legacy of the Supreme Evolution.

Given time, they will eventually grow into a civilization no weaker than any of the Galactic Council member civilizations.

Even if Tiamat were to be born safely...

(End of this chapter)