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"Well…"

[Uncle Wrench held up the electronic cigarette rod and thought for a while, then took a puff of it uncertainly...]

"Perhaps... we don't even have to make a deal. I remember that Wright Destiny has been in power for a long time, so he must have more than one or two good alien friends. Coupled with his identity, if he goes directly to several It shouldn’t be difficult to meet with better central or central civilizations…”

"Well, that makes sense..."

[I nodded in agreement, took out the communicator in front of him, and sent a message to Wright's Destiny. Then I raised my head again and asked something weird...]

"Hey, wait a minute, your name as Captain Wrench must have been well known back then, right? Don't you have a few good friends in the center or the central civilization?"

"Of course there is, but..."

[Uncle Wrench casually knocked the pipe, put it to his mouth and took a sip, then spit it out with a look of helplessness on his face...]

"How many years have passed. Most of our old friends have either died in the war or have lost contact with us. The remaining ones who are still alive do not have a high status on the home planet and cannot speak at all, let alone arrange for us and the rulers. We met..."

"Too…"

[I nodded a little disappointedly, and while waiting for the reply from Fox Eyes, I asked again...]

"Then according to your experience, which central civilization is the easiest to acquire?"

"Central civilization?"

[Uncle Wrench looked at me in surprise...]

"You have a huge appetite. Even the central civilization may not have a chance to control it, but you still want to control the central civilization? To tell you the truth, when the fission plan reaches the central galaxy, it may have to be changed..."

[Not waiting for me to answer, he already told the reason...]

"Because currently, in almost all the central civilizations, the star citizens living on the planet are no longer a single race, but are filled with various foreign races, mixed races, as well as alien trade teams and mercenaries from major civilizations, so In order to manage these non-local star citizens, in addition to the rulers and destined people, the central civilization also has another extremely special position..."

"Star Alliance members, also known as Star Alliance envoys, have a very special existence and do not have much power in their hands. They are not under the jurisdiction of local officials, but directly under the jurisdiction of Rohr officials in various civilizations. Star Alliance organization..."

"Since every central civilization has laws and regulations that specifically deal with foreign disputes, Star Alliance envoys do not usually show up. They stay in Star Alliance institutions and hang out. At most, they go out to understand the local price situation..."

[The topic changed and he suddenly emphasized his tone...]

"But whenever there is a new alien trade group or alien mercenaries, they come in handy. On the one hand, they are responsible for registration and asking some formulaic questions, such as...where are you from? What are you doing here? Where are you going to go next? On the other hand..."

"The Star Alliance agency is the second gateway for inspecting alien trade goods. This can be regarded as an unwritten rule. Even if the local officials have inspected the goods once, they will ask for it to be inspected again, because not only can they apply to superiors With funds, you can buy good things on the spot at very low values, and you can also collect certain benefits when the merchants are unwilling to sell them, but this is not the point, the point is..."

"The reason why the local officials turned a blind eye to this is because when the Star Alliance envoys obtained rare and rare items, the high-level officials of the civilization must also have received the news, so some of them would directly set the price at a high price. Come on, there are even some destined ones or rulers among them..."

[Seeing my slight frown and confused expression, Uncle Wrench took a puff of his cigarette and continued to explain...]

"I know you will definitely ask why, why didn't the local official buy it directly at the first level, and insisted on letting the Star Alliance envoys pick up the bargain? The reason is that many merchants don't know what they are holding. , such as an unknown stone obtained by accident, some element that does not belong to the central galaxy, or some strange creature that has never been seen before. Therefore, the local officials did not dare to buy it directly when they were not sure what the goods were. …”

"But Star Alliance Envoys are different. Not only do they know the purpose and attributes of each product, but they can also give the most suitable energy block price based on local prices. Do you know why they are so powerful? Haha..."

"Because Rohr officials send a large number of star travelers to various galaxies every year, and their job is to observe or detect all the unknown substances, unknown creatures, and unknown phenomena discovered one by one, confirm their properties and uses, and then record them And uploaded to Rohr terminal..."

"As for the Star Alliance envoys, they only need to paste the information on it and compare it with the goods they have never seen before, and they can immediately know what the thing is. It is precisely based on this that no matter which civilization the Star Alliance envoys are, , they are all acquaintances of the ruler and the Destined One, and even the objects of their fawning..."

[Afraid that I wouldn’t believe it, he added lightly...]

"Because the Rohr civilization has long since developed to the point where it no longer needs these things, but they don't want them, it doesn't mean that other civilizations don't want them, so many Star Alliance envoys have made very good friends with the local rulers. In other words..."

[He pointed to his head, looked up at me who looked a little solemn, and blew out white smoke meaningfully...]

"In the outer galaxies and remote galaxies, you only need to control the Ruler and the Destined One to control the entire civilization, but in the central galaxy, you also have to control the Star Alliance Envoy. Otherwise, when the two meet, the latter may discover anomalies. …”