A Colossus rushes in at the start

Chapter 61 A certain mastermind chooses to strike

The first rule of the Star Alliance is that all sovereignty over the Vorsotis Galaxy belongs to the Babel Bee Swarm.

Article 2 of the Star Alliance stipulates that the Babel Tower Swarm has a veto right within the Star Alliance and can use this right without giving a reason.

Article 3 of the Star Alliance stipulates that, authorized by the Babel swarm, the satellite civilization will possess the sovereignty of a normal civilization in the Vorsotis Galaxy.

Article 4 of the Star Alliance stipulates that the Babel Bee Swarm has the right to intervene in any satellite civilization without restriction, and the final interpretation right belongs to the Babel Bee Swarm.

Article 5 of the Star River Alliance stipulates that the Babel Tower Swarm, as the leading core of the Star River Alliance, has the responsibility to guide the Alliance in making correct decisions, and will also have the obligation to maintain the stable order of the Vorsotis Galaxy.

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Lu Shang read through the terms and conditions drafted by the Star River Alliance one by one, but his mood did not improve in the slightest despite the various alliance provisions that were beneficial to the Babel Tower beehive.

He disconnected from the swarm network and temporarily stopped browsing the rules and regulations of the Star Alliance.

Lying on the sofa in his residence, Lu Shang asked the creature on the planet he lived on, looking somewhat tired.

"What year is it now?"

The planetary being replied, "It's been three years already."

Lu Shang's expression froze...

Then his expression transitioned from surprise and astonishment to complexity, and then to collapse.

"What the hell... I've already gone through three years of accelerated time?!"

"I threw up! What kind of situation is this?!"

"I'm going on strike! I'm going on strike right now! Anyone who dares to oppose me, I'll kill them!"

Enraged, Lu Shang jumped up from the sofa and, gritting his teeth, unleashed a torrent of angry words at the swarm network.

The Star River Alliance was formed with Lu Shang's consent, but who should stipulate the main charter of the Star River Alliance?

Naturally, there are civilizations with absolute power that govern everything to make the rules. It's a very simple principle: if your fist isn't bigger than others', why should others listen to you?

Moreover, the Star Alliance will inevitably be dominated by the ultimate victor of the Star Wars. This is a right established after the victory of the Star Wars. Anyone who dares to ignore the Babel Swarm and presumptuously create a Star Alliance Charter is openly stealing the fruits of victory from the Star Wars.

Any civilization that dares to do this today will be wiped off the list of the Vorsotis Galaxy by Lu Shang and the Babel bees tomorrow.

If you dare to compete with the bees of the Tower of Babel for food, how many lives does your civilization have?

Therefore, the charter of the Star Alliance stipulates that it must be approved by the Babel Hive before it can be passed.

Therefore, in order to curry favor with the Tower of Babel bees and gain a higher status under the new galactic order, various civilizations in the galaxy sent draft charters that humiliated and ceded sovereignty to the Tower of Babel bees for their review.

It's worth noting that the Vorsotis Galaxy is approximately 200,000 light-years in diameter. One can only imagine the number of civilizations that could have been born within such a vast area.

More importantly, these extraterrestrial civilizations sent more than one draft charter!

Browsing alone is a huge undertaking. In the past, the Star Alliance civilizations would assign a large number of professionals to solve these kinds of problems, but what about the Babel beehive now?

The swarm's mainframes can handle simple political negotiations between civilizations, but they can't understand anything with slightly more complex clauses, let alone drafts with tens of trillions of clauses in each document.

There are no laws or regulations in the Tower of Babel hive; there is only the concentration and use of power. This is like forcing someone who has never studied law to become a lawyer—obviously, they will not be able to do it well.

Therefore, this enormous workload naturally fell to Lu Shang.

Who could blame him when his past outstanding performance had led the bee colony to unanimously recognize him as the most intelligent individual?

Those who are capable should do more work!

At first, Lu Shang didn't think much of it. He figured if the workload was heavy, he could just speed up the time process; it would only take a hundred or two hundred years to solve, and he could extend his lifespan indefinitely anyway. Then...

Then, Lu Shang realized that he had been too naive.

I really threw up!

For three whole years, he spent all his time nitpicking over literary terms. Lu Shang could accept spending five hundred years researching the truth of the universe, but he could not accept wasting three years on nitpicking over literary terms. It was simply a waste of his life!

He quit!

As time accelerated, Lu Shang summoned Nanali and the other mainframes, then dumped all the work of browsing the draft of the Alliance Charter onto them.

"What if something goes wrong? We're not as smart as you," Moston hesitated before asking.

Lu Shang sneered, "Problems? What big problems could there be? Any civilization that dares to cause problems for the swarm will be wiped out of the Vorsotis system by the swarm!"

"You will convey my words verbatim to the civilizations that submitted the draft of the Alliance Rules, and then let them teach you, the mainframes, how to understand these Alliance Rules! If you don't understand them, have them rewrite them until you can all understand them!" Lu Shang coldly ordered.

"Understood."

With Lu Shang's attitude so resolute, Nanali and the other mainbrains had no choice but to agree.

After getting rid of the main brains, Lu Shang felt an unprecedented sense of relief. It was like finally being able to relieve constipation after a long time, or like finally taking a good bath after not having one for many years.

That's how it should be, with the work distributed among everyone. Otherwise, if he has to do everything himself, what's the difference between that and working 996 or 007?

Even with time acceleration, where one second can be used as millions of years, Lu Shang's human mind couldn't withstand it!

It wasn't something he found interesting, and the more he did it, the more painful it became...

Speaking of interests, Lu Shang's favorite thing is to lift the hem of the skirt of the universe's rules and take a look at what's inside. Nothing gives him a greater sense of accomplishment than that.

"By the way, is everything alright on the research side?" Lu Shang couldn't help but worry.

Technology is the primary productive force. The Babel Beehive's ultimate victory over the Star Alliance was undoubtedly due to its leapfrog progress in technological application, which led to its final victory in this war.

However, the most crucial aspect is not simply addressing shortcomings in scientific research.

Infecting extraterrestrial civilizations with bee spores to complete their technological advancements in mathematics, physics, military theory, and other fields is actually not a big problem.

The real problem lies in psionic technology.

"It should be possible... right?" Lu Shang frowned, muttering uncertainly to himself.

When assigning research tasks, Lu Shang did not make detailed arrangements for the research on psionic energy, and simply handed the task over to the mainframe to handle.

Because Lu Shang didn't understand how to study psionic energy. At least physics has a direction for studying microscopic particles, but where is the research direction for psionic energy?

"The more I think about it, the more uneasy I become. What if we go back to the same old ways? I should go and check on it."

Thinking of the 430,000 years of stagnation before the Babel swarm possessed psionic power, Lu Shang muttered to himself with worry, his senses connecting with a Behemoth behemoth on the other side of the starry sky through the swarm's network...

(End of this chapter)