Relatively speaking, among the four second-rate top civilizations, the Bingyu tribe has the best reputation and the most glamorous, but it is the most commonplace.
It's very simple. What the Bingyu clan has is rare metals and fleets.
Although relying on rare and precious resources, the military clan is rich in the world, more civilizations have established trade relations, and have won the favor of many civilizations, but this kind of development method that relies on resources is obviously impossible for the military clan to gain access to others. The strength of civilization fear.
However, this is also reasonable.
Quite simply, the main value of the existence of Bingyu is not to increase the influence of the four second-rate top civilizations, but to ease the relationship with the three first-rate top civilizations. In the past thousands of years, the Bingyu clan has always acted as a middleman, and has the best relationship with the three top-notch civilizations.
In fact, this alone makes the Bingyu indispensable.
The point is, if there is no buffering role played by the military domain clan, then during several Greenwich Wars, the Galactic Alliance would have been wiped out in the civil war.
Of course, the Bingyu family relies not only on resources, but also on a powerful fleet.
Although in terms of scale, the Bingyu fleet is inferior to the Leiling fleet. There are only nearly 50,000 warships in total, of which less than 10,000 battleships, while the Leiling tribe has about 60,000 battleships, of which more than one battleship. Ten thousand ships, but in terms of quality, the Bingyu fleet is not much worse than the Leiling fleet. The point is that almost all of the battleships of the Bingyu fleet are SSS-class, while only one-third of the battleships of the Lei Ling fleet are SSS-class. More importantly, the average service life of the warships of the Bingyu fleet is about 50 years, while that of the Leiling fleet is more than 100 years. Obviously, in terms of the combat effectiveness of the fleet, the Bingyu fleet is above the Leiling fleet.
In a sense, the fleet is the most important capital of the Bingyu Clan.
For thousands of years, the Bingyu family has maintained a high update frequency for the fleet. Most of the warships have been in service for only a few decades, the longest is less than a hundred years, and the shortest is only more than ten years, not just for passing. The use of more advanced technology to maintain the combat effectiveness of the fleet is also related to the foreign policy of the military domain. To put it simply, the warships eliminated by the Bingyu clan are not technically behind, at least for most civilizations, these warships are still very advanced, and their combat effectiveness is strong enough, far better than the existing warships. It is also true that the Bingyu clan has been selling retired warships to other civilizations, and it is the most exported commodity besides mineral resources.
Warships are arms, and the arms trade is obviously not just trade.
While selling retired warships, the military domain clan will improve the warships according to the requirements of the other party, mainly to transform the supporting ecosystem, so that other civilizations can control it. In addition, the military domain clan will also provide technical support for the warships sold, and in some cases even dispatch personnel to provide technical guidance for the civilization of the purchase of warships. However, this is not over yet. An ordinary warship has been in service for decades, even hundreds of years. During this period, the battleship needs to be maintained and maintained, and a large amount of ammunition will be consumed. Because the cost of building battleships is too high, many weak civilizations will upgrade and transform battleships, and they also need the support of the military clan. As a result, most civilizations that purchase warships from the military domain clan have become allies of the military domain clan, and at least have to maintain the relationship with the military domain clan.
For this reason, the Bingyu Clan not only has many allies, but also maintains a good relationship with many civilizations.
Compared with the Extreme Realm Race, because the Bingyu Clan is not very wild, willing to export advanced warships, and also willing to get along with other civilizations on an equal footing, the Bingyu Clan has a better reputation. More importantly, through the military domain clan, the other three second-rate top civilizations can obtain the rare resources produced by other civilizations. It is precisely because of the support of other civilizations that the influence of the Bingyu Clan in the Galactic Alliance Council is far above the other three second-rate top civilizations.
Obviously, the Bingyu clan is not only a buffer zone between the second-rate top civilization and the first-rate top civilization, but also the ambassador of the second-rate top civilization in the Galaxy Alliance.
Of course, this is not all.
Through the sale of rare mineral resources and advanced warships, the army is rich in the world, with assets even more than three first-class top civilizations. It's just that these assets are not completely owned by the Bingyu Clan, but by the four second-rate top civilizations, and they are only in the control of the Bingyu Clan. In addition, because the Bingyu clan has a good relationship with other civilizations, the Bingyu clan has always come forward to purchase necessary resources from other civilizations, especially the precious resources that are not produced in the four second-rate top civilizations, or are scarcely produced. It is with these indispensable resources that the Extreme Realm Race can maintain the best military industry in the entire Galactic Alliance, and the Kunyang Race can also have a powerful army of soldiers, while the beast army of the wild beasts can Not to mention more.
It can be said that this is the main contribution of the Bingyu Clan.
From another perspective, the four second-rate top civilizations would never develop and grow without the key resources imported from other civilizations by the Armed Forces. The key point is that the southern region controlled by the extreme clan is not considered rich, and the other three second-rate top civilizations are in the central region, and there is no room for expansion at all. Without this channel opened up by the Bingyu Clan, I am afraid that the four second-rate top civilizations would have been at war with the three first-rate top civilizations because of their resources.
From this perspective, the Bingyu Clan is actually a barrier for the four second-rate top civilizations. It has a buffering effect and has the value of maintaining the core interests of the four second-rate top civilizations. More importantly, the existence of the Bingyu Clan has greatly improved the living conditions of the four second-rate top civilizations.
Obviously, compared with the Bingyu Clan, the Beast Clan is the other extreme.
Strictly speaking, the wild beasts are the alternative among the four second-rate top civilizations.
Although the Extreme Realm Race is very mysterious, as long as you don't provoke them, there will be no trouble. To put it bluntly, the extreme state tribe only cares about the southern region under its control. As long as other civilizations do not cause trouble, they will not become enemies of the extreme state tribe, and there is no need to worry about the extreme state tribe's revenge.
As for the Kunyang clan, it has always been autistic, and its powerful army is more to protect the Galaxy Alliance, and will only go to the battlefield when the Silicon Magic army invades. In peacetime, the Kunyang clan is almost a harmless civilization, and no civilization is afraid of the Kunyang clan.
Obviously, the Bingyu clan is not worth fearing.
Compared with these three second-rate top civilizations, the wild beasts are different.
It can be said that the wild orcs are the nightmare of almost all civilizations. Not to mention ordinary civilizations, even the three first-class top civilizations are often violated by the wild beasts.
The root of all this is not the beast army of the wild beast race, or that the beast army is just appearance.
The real problem is actually the basic social system of the wild beasts.
To put it simply, the wild beasts are the only one among the four second-rate top civilizations. In fact, even in the entire galaxy alliance, only the beasts adopt the basic social system of fighting to support war. Among the wild beasts, the only way for anyone below the ten thousand beast kings to obtain the corresponding social status is to prove themselves on the battlefield and obtain everything they want through battle.
For thousands of years, the wild beasts have been like this.
Although during the war, the beast army of the wild beasts was the main force of the galaxy alliance, and the contribution made on the battlefield was not inferior to the combat army of the Kunyang tribe, but there was no civilization that thanked the beasts, and none Civilization is willing to form an alliance with the wild orcs.
Quite simply, in peacetime, the wild beasts are still exporting turmoil and war.
However, the beast army is also the only capital of the wild beast race.
Regarding the size of the beast army, I am afraid no one can say clearly.
Although the wild beasts have always claimed to abide by the rules set by the Galactic Alliance Council, that in peacetime, the wild beasts only maintain a military power equivalent to their status, and the number of standing legions does not exceed 10,000, that is, the total number of beasts is only 10,000. A legion, but no one believes this is true, because in addition to the ten thousand standing legions, the wild beasts also have the largest mercenary legion in the Galactic Alliance. As for the size of the mad beast mercenary legion, let alone outsiders, even the king of beasts doesn't know it, I'm afraid no one knows. The key is that the people of the wild beasts will almost always join the mercenary army when they are adults, at least they have to train in the mercenary army for a long time. After gaining enough combat experience and the approval of his companions, he can return to his homeland and build his own family.
Of course, according to the King of Beasts, the number of mercenaries in the wild beasts is at least ten times that of the officers and soldiers of the legion.
In other words, as long as the beast king orders, these wild beast mercenaries distributed throughout the southern Alpha galaxy will be able to form 100,000 legions after returning. In fact, there is no need to return to the home planet at all, because the mercenaries of the wild beasts are all around in legions. After receiving the order from the king of beasts, these mercenaries can be reorganized into legions on the spot, occupying the star system with a powerful force of thunder, and even destroying the local civilization.
Obviously, this is the key to the strength of the wild beasts.
Quite simply, the mercenary legions of the wild beasts are distributed in various places in the Galactic Alliance, and they are large in scale. If a war breaks out with a top-notch civilization, even if these mercenary legions cannot return to their home planet, it will be enough to shake the foundation of the Galactic Alliance, and even destroy the Galactic Alliance. No matter how powerful the three first-class top civilizations are, it is impossible to simultaneously deal with the berserk mercenary army scattered in thousands of star systems. If the mercenary legions of these wild beasts start a war, even if four second-rate top civilizations are eliminated, three first-rate top civilizations will lose everything. What's more, none of the top civilizations has enough certainty to eliminate the four second-rate top civilizations.
It can be seen that the wild beasts are also the guarantee of the four second-rate top civilizations, but not a shield, but a sharp knife.
However, in Yang Yi's view, what the four second-rate top civilizations do and what they have is not to fight against the three first-rate top civilizations, but to protect themselves. To put it bluntly, it means linger under the threat of the three first-class top civilizations and avoid being attacked by the three first-class top civilizations.
Quite simply, compared with the three first-rate top-level civilizations, the gap between the four second-rate top-level civilizations cannot be made up by military strength.