"We don't need your land, because it is meaningless," Golovin said slowly after looking around at the representatives from various countries present, "If you are willing to salvage our starship from under the ice cap, I can ask you We promise to leave living space for five hundred people on our ship and take you out of this galaxy."
There was silence in the meeting hall.
Lavrov was stunned for a moment and asked inexplicably.
"Why should we leave here?"
"Because this place will be conquered in half a century, and the seeds of harmonious civilization will dye this land with another color." Using a straightforward tone, telling the cruel reality, Golovinhu slowly opened and closed Lowering his eyelids, he continued, "In return for your friendship, we will keep the fire of civilization for you. You can disembark in any galaxy we pass by and choose a new soil to restart your civilization."
"You think we're going to fail?"
Gorovin did not answer this question, but just looked at Lavrov. The indifferent look in his eyes clearly meant that.
As if he heard something funny, Lavrov opened his arms and continued with a smile, "You may not know that our fleet is already cruising in the Kuiper Belt, and this is just the beginning! We will be there Build a fortress! Half a century is enough for us to arm ourselves to the teeth, so that the invaders from Gliese 1 can never come back!"
"Really?" Golovin said lightly.
For some reason, Lavrov felt timid in his heart when he faced that indifferent gaze.
"Standing here, I saw huge and complicated bureaucratic groups and heard countless different voices. If we hadn't been observing you for decades, it might have been a problem to stand here and talk to you. Just from At this point, your opponents are several times more powerful than you. At least, they have completed the unification of civilization."
"I don't agree with your point of view. Diversified culture is one of the attributes of civilization on earth." Another representative from Finland stood up and defended.
"However, in these decades, I have only seen quarrels." Golovin said calmly, "We never discuss an obvious issue, nor waste time in repeated discussions. What you have said The problems we face are far more pressing than you think, but all of you seem to have ignored this."
After a pause, Golovin continued.
"If you want to defeat the harmonious camp, at least solve your internal problems first. If you standing here do not represent humanity as a whole, but only represent a certain country or institution, I advise you to do more for a retreat. Intend."
Golovin's proposal surprised everyone. Representatives from various countries whispered, some were filled with indignation, some were dismissive, and some were silent. However, Golovin didn't seem to care about these people's opinions. After seeing that no one asked any more questions, he nodded slightly, and then turned into light blue light particles and dispersed.
"Are these arrogant guys asking for help?" He cursed in a low voice and Lavrov sat back in his seat. After straightening his collar, he took a deep breath and whispered to the secretary next to him, "Send the content just now to the Kremlin."
"Now?" the secretary asked.
"The sooner the better."
Although the arrogance shown by Golovin I made representatives from various countries feel a little dissatisfied. But considering the data in the hands of extraterrestrial civilizations, this level of dissatisfaction is nothing at all.
In the subsequent discussions, various countries quickly reached a consensus on assisting Golovin in salvaging the starship. The only focus of debate was what benefits could be obtained from the starship after the assistance, and how the benefits should be distributed. .
Although it is still a question whether others are willing to settle on the earth, Lavrov still maintained his previous proposal, saying that he could establish a "refugee camp" in Siberia to resettle Golovin and his ethnic group, and even promised to include autonomy in Multiple benefits within. The scale of his handiwork caused representatives from various countries to cast surprised glances.
In response to Russia's request, China certainly would not let the idiots monopolize the benefits of foreign civilization, and decisively raised objections. According to the opinion of Chinese Foreign Minister Zhou Yi, another maritime city can be built based on Penglai City to provide residence for those aliens.
And this city can be built in the South China Sea, and China is willing to bear all the expenses of building a maritime city...
There seems to be more opposition.
In an unpleasant atmosphere, the first day of the meeting ended early. The next meeting is scheduled for the same time the day after tomorrow. After all, representatives from each country also need to report the situation at the meeting back home, and each country also needs a certain amount of time to discuss it internally.
After the meeting ended, Golovin's holographic image reappeared in the empty venue.
Walking to the side, Jiang Chen, who had not spoken much from the beginning to the end of the meeting, said with a smile.
"Good acting."
"Really?" said Golovin, "but I'm not joking."
"oh?"
"For the sake of coming from the same hometown, I promised those poor people two things." Golovin said.
"Which two?" Jiang Chen raised his eyebrows.
He knew that the poor people Golovin was talking about were probably immigrants who were exiled to the void forever.
"I'll help you win as much as possible," after a moment of pause, Golovin continued, "If nothing can be done, leave a spark of fire for the earth's civilization and take them to a new world dozens of light years away."
"So far, I haven't considered the problems after failure." Jiang Chen said with a smile, "Are you so unsure of us?"
"Your chances of winning are very low, even with our help." Golovin said.
"Even if you add Gaia civilization?" Jiang Chen said with a smile.
"Oh?" Ge Luwen looked at Jiang Chen and raised his eyebrows slightly. Such a human expression was quite rare on his face, "Have you discovered them too?"
"What's it called?"
"A long time ago...longer than Sventovet crossed the wormhole, we discovered the remains of previous civilizations on Mars. They recorded the memories of the past through the flowers of memory and called themselves Gaia," said Then, Ge Luwen looked at Jiang Chen, "Although they are two parallel worlds, I think we should be talking about the same thing."
There was no expression of surprise. Jiang Chen had expected that countries would discover the Gaia civilization in the end of the world. After all, the timeline only diverges at the beginning of the 20th century. Compared to the existence billions of years ago, Gaia civilization is like an objective existence.
"To a certain extent, the outbreak of World War III was partly due to the uneven distribution of spoils," Golovin said expressionlessly. "Many flowers of memory were lost in the competition between various countries for the heritage of Gaia civilization, but even if Inheriting only a part of the knowledge will be of great help to us. But if you think that relying solely on the legacy of Gaia civilization is enough to defeat the Harmony Civilization, you are a bit too confident."
"Even Gaia is just a group of people eliminated by time. Their knowledge cannot even solve their own problems."
"You don't need to worry about this. We will solve this problem in our own way." Jiang Chen said softly, "I will provide you with a resting place on Mars as agreed. If one day you feel that we If there is no hope, you can leave on your own at any time.”
After leaving these words, Jiang Chen turned around and walked towards the door.
"We will stay until the eve of the decisive battle," Golovin said calmly, looking at Jiang Chen's leaving figure. "Before we set sail, the door of the Sventovit will be open to you at any time."
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