"Interesting" Said Merza "It seems like a good solution to keeping the traditions and culture of your nation at home while acting as an unified front at the outside.
The Kaveni Empire is interesting in sharing documents of our histories with the Coalition states, so that after knowing each other some better we may come to an agreement concerning embassies, relations and trade."
Commodore Jafha noted down his recommendations on the system before ordering the ship to jump to the next system. While it was a decent planet to build a colony on he knew that it was too far away to attract any serious colonization efforts for the time being.
Recovery roll: This dice roll has been tampered with!
Rolled 1d100 : 91, total 91
Spoiler for ROLLS:
This dice roll has been tampered with!Rolled 2d20 : 9, 13, total 22
This dice roll has been tampered with!Rolled 2d100 : 17, 75, total 92
Advanced scanner:
This dice roll has been tampered with!Rolled 1d100 : 56, total 56
Johann nodded, saying "I think that can be arranged, I'll have transcripts of Earth's history transferred over to your people. Was there anything else you wanted to know?"
>>Generator Result: Resource Value 4, T3, WORMHOLE DETECTED<<
The Kaveni arrived at a red giant system, with four planets orbiting the star, one of them on the outer edges of the habitable zone. The world had an unusually high amount of uranium, deuterium and deposits of tritium as well, causing the planet to have developed a barren yet hardy ecosystem highly resistant to radiation.
However the biggest discovery was what was located nearby the planet, a stable wormhole located in the Kaveni's backyard.
>>>Surface District, Leticia, Arcadonian Empire
>>>Two days after CRRF deployment
It had been two days since the humans had all but taken over Leticia in the name of "Arcadonian Imperial Security", causing not an insignificant amount of unrest amongst the population. In just two days the humans had turned the civilians' lives upside down, acting to them like nothing more than an oppressive occupying force, even worse doing so in the name of and with the permission of the Emperor. To the locals, who had grown up in an open, free and liberal society the human form of enforcing security was as foreign to them as was the ki'jan's unwillingness to accept what was, to the humans necessary measures. Inevitably this led to friction, as was demonstrated by the mass looting in the Commercial Sector, where the ki'jan were shocked by the humans firing on the looters.
Now every action was monitored, every citizen looked at suspiciously and almost every single freedom gone. It was a police state and the ki'jan had had enough, but the final straw and flashpoint came with the news concerning the Battle of Agrippa, which had finally pushed some of the citizens over the edge.