The referendum of the Vera Federation went on vigorously for a month, and the results were not out of Belt's expectations.
For the Vera people, compared to becoming a subsidiary civilization of a higher-level civilization, it was truly unacceptable to let those lowly level 3 or 4 civilizations climb over their heads in the future.
When everyone understood this point, the results of the vote were already decided.
97% of the citizens agreed to join the subsidiary civilization system of the Human Federation. As for the remaining 3%, they were all diehards, but they could no longer affect the overall situation.
A few days later, the Gong Gong once again arrived in the orbit of the capital planet of the Vera Federation.
"Belt, this is the subsidiary civilization treaty that the Federation has formulated for the civilizations on the four main spiral arms. The core terms have not changed, but there are solutions to the problem of the territories of each civilization!"
"You should understand that after the humans unify the Milky Way, the entire Milky Way will become the headquarters of the humans. Other civilizations will have to make room for them!"
In the conference room, Lin Fan pushed a virtual interface in front of Belt with his hand.
Belt was not surprised. After all, he had already expected what Lin Fan said.
What the humans wanted was to make the entire Milky Way their headquarters. Naturally, they would not allow other civilizations to continue to stay in the Milky Way.
Using the virtual interface, Belt began to read the Treaty of Affiliated Civilizations word by word.
Belt read some of the contents very quickly. After all, the humans had previously publicized the model treaties of the civilizations on the Orion arm. It was exactly the same as what he was reading now. There were no differences.
However, the contents at the back were somewhat different. No, it should be said that there were a few additional terms.
Among them, the most important content was the problem of the relocation of civilizations in the Milky Way.
According to this treaty, all civilizations in the Milky Way, after joining the Federation, could receive a free civilization migration service from the Federation.
This so-called civilization migration service was the Human Federation's use of intergalactic teleportation technology to help the corresponding civilization move to other galaxies.
This did not include helping to clean up the galaxies. The migrating civilization had to open up new wastelands on their own.
Of course, according to the size of each galaxy and the number of stars, the Federation also set the maximum number of stars that could be moved.
For example, on the edge of the Milky Way, there was a galaxy called Triangulum. It had a diameter of about 60,000 light-years and more than 40 billion stars!
For such a galaxy, the Federation gave 400000 points for migration.
Then, what did 4000 migration points mean?
There were also detailed rules in this area. Level 1 and 2 civilizations were worth 1 point, level 3 civilizations were worth 50 points, level 4 civilizations were worth 1,000 points, and level 5 civilizations were worth 100000 points.
When the total score of the migrated civilizations reached the upper limit of the Star System, the Federation would close the migration application of that Star System.
After Bate looked at it, he understood. According to the Federation's allocation, a level 5 civilization could obtain a huge territory of at least 10 billion stars in the new star system. This was a hundred times larger than the current territory of the Vera Federation.
With such conditions, even if the humans did not force them to migrate, they would still beg to migrate.
Sure enough, migration was always the most cost-effective thing. No civilization could resist such a temptation, even if it meant abandoning their own home planet!
"Lin Fan, in our galaxy group, can we choose from all the galaxies?"
"Of course not. Out of the Milky Way, the Andromeda Galaxy, and the 12 satellite galaxies of the Milky Way, 14 of these galaxies cannot be chosen. These are the territories of the Federation. As for the remaining 36 galaxies, they can all be chosen!"
"Okay, I knew it!"
After hearing Lin Fan's answer, Bate showed an expression of "I knew it".
In the Milky Way, there were three large galaxies and 47 small galaxies. These three large galaxies were the Milky Way, the Triangulum Galaxy, and the Andromeda Galaxy.
Among them, the Triangular Galaxy was the smallest, with only about 40 billion stars. It could barely be considered a large galaxy. The Andromeda Galaxy, on the other hand, was different. It had more than a trillion stars, and was ten times more abundant than the Milky Way!
One must know that the entire Milky Way only had 100 billion stars!
Therefore, the Andromeda Galaxy could be said to be the most abundant galaxy in the galaxy group.
If he could choose here, Bate would definitely choose here without hesitation. However, he also understood that most humans would not be willing to give up such a rich galaxy.
Lin Fan's answer also proved this point very well.
Okay, I won't force it. I'll settle for the next best thing!
"Understood. One more question. Can the Vera Alliance all move to the same galaxy?"
"Of course!"
Bate finally breathed a sigh of relief when he heard this. For him, what he was most afraid of was the humans breaking up the entire Vera Federation and then distributing it to different galaxies.
After all, if it were him, he would definitely do that!
However, to Lin Fan, breaking up the Vera Alliance was meaningless. The Federation didn't mind the subordinate civilizations under its command having their own subordinate civilizations. Besides, this wouldn't pose any threat to the Federation.
"Then the Vera Alliance will choose the Triangulum Galaxy!"
"Okay. Later, we will send someone to all the civilizations under your command and sign the subsidiary civilization treaty with them one by one."
"Okay!"
After signing all the agreements, Bate returned to the Capital Star. However, his current mood was somewhat complicated.
From today onwards, the Vera Federation was no longer an overlord. Instead, it had become a subsidiary civilization of the humans!
Even he was unable to avoid such a change. He could not help but feel a little sad.
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In three months, the humans had finally settled all the civilizations under the Vera Alliance. With the Alliance Leader's words and the huge temptation of relocation, almost all the civilizations rushed to sign the treaty.
As for why it took three months, it could only be said that the Vera Alliance had too many civilizations.
In addition to the official member states, the Vera Federation and 38 level-4 civilizations, there were also a large number of level-3 civilizations under their command. This was not a small number. There were more than 30,000 of them.
Of course, if calculated according to the migration points of the humans, the total migration points of the Vera Alliance had far exceeded the upper limit of the Triangulum Galaxy. Therefore, Bate chose three more satellite galaxies of the Triangulum Galaxy before finally stuffing all the civilizations in.
The Federation also promised that in the future, all the galaxies in the Local Group would install a large number of stargate systems and provide intergalactic teleportation services.
Therefore, even if they were divided into four galaxies, it would not be a big problem for the Vera Alliance!
Needless to say, those three were satellite galaxies of the Triangulum Galaxy!
As for those level-1 and level-2 civilizations, they were not qualified to become subsidiary civilizations of any other civilization. They would temporarily continue to stay in the Milky Way. The humans would not interfere too much with their development.
Until the day they became level-3 civilizations, the Federation would make the corresponding arrangements for them!
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