As Laurent was about to arrive at Terra, Icarus' base cars were almost all dispatched.

The two teams arrived in Terra one after the other, and there was not much time between them.

In the time that they had arrived, news of Sivir's appointment as regent of the empire had spread throughout the empire, and replies had been received from all over the empire.

A small number of planets have chosen to break away from Imperial rule for a variety of reasons. But whether they are die-hard loyalists of the high lords, they have long been disobedient, and they feel that they can take advantage of the chaos to become independent after the current power change in the empire.

They have all been labeled traitors in the eyes of the Empire, and what awaits them is endless wrath from the Empire.

There are also a small number of planets that were originally free from the rule of the Empire, but after hearing that the Empire has ushered in the Emperor's son as regent, they choose to regain their loyalty to the Empire. Some of the planetary governors also said that they hoped that the Lord Regent would execute the high lords.

Most of the other planets remain loyal to the Empire, and they have no opinion on Sivir as regent of the Empire.

In the eyes of those planetary governors, changing a ruler would have little effect on them. As long as they pay their tithes on time as usual, they can still be emperors on their planet.

The current empire is not only administratively inefficient, but also has very weak control over the planets under its influence.

Due to the instability of subspace, direct long-range communication between the planet and Terra is often delayed or even disconnected. And the news from a million worlds cannot be replied to in time with the administrative efficiency of the Empire.

Therefore, although the planetary governor is theoretically subject to the unified management of Terra, in reality he is already an independent ruler, managing the planet under his rule as he pleases, without interference from most imperial institutions.

They have all the rights of the planet under their rule, including military, political, and economic. As long as they tithe, the empire will not interfere in their rule.

This has also led to a huge disparity in the lives of the Empire's people on each planet, and the armed forces of each planet are also different.

The planetary governors of some planets are eloquent and strategic, develop their own economies, organize their own arms, and govern their own planets to prosperity and strength, and have abundant force. The people of the empire lived happily and had plenty of food and clothing.

If there are cultists or aliens, their planetary defenses can also eliminate them and defend their planet. If you encounter a crisis that cannot be resolved, you can also protect your people before the Imperial army arrives.

But this planetary governor is too rare and can be said to be a rare species.

Most planetary governors are ordinary people of ordinary ability, and they are only able to become planetary governors because their father is a planetary governor.

Some planetary governors live in luxury in their palaces, maintaining their rule with their armies and bailiffs. Don't want to make progress, only know pleasure.

They are usually good at suppressing civilians, but as soon as they encounter enemies in the galaxy, they have to ask the Imperial Father for help.

There are also planetary governors who are brutal and murderous. His people rebelled every day, and it would be fine if he could solve it himself, but some governors were incapable and brutal, so he had to turn to the Imperial Father for help in the event of a rebellion.

What's even more a headache for the empire is that the Astral Army is often dispatched. You will find yourself late, and the original planetary governor has been overthrown. Some of the new planetary governors have chosen to accept the rule of the Empire, but others believe that the Empire is the support of the original tyrannical planetary governors, hating the Empire and refusing to rejoin its rule.

But that's not the worst. In addition to the planetary governors who forced their subordinates to rebel, there are also planetary governors who directly choose to rebel.

Planetary Governors are often extremely arrogant, and the most demonic ones will choose to separate their realms from the Empire and spread separatism to other regions in their immediate vicinity, as is common in isolated regions, such as certain sectors blocked by subspace storms.

Some of these rebellious planetary governors maintain a semblance of stability and legitimacy for their people, unaware that their leaders have long since severed ties with other humans.

When the Astral Army comes to quell the rebellion, these blinded people will also protect the planetary governors who have already rebelled out of loyalty to the Empire.

There are endless demons and monsters in the empire, and chaos is rife on various planets. The wreak havoc these planetary governors have taken on most of the Empire's energy.

In today's universe, orcs have been going downhill through the beast war, and it is difficult to appear a cross-galaxy orc empire. The Tyranids are still on their way. Most of the space necrons are still asleep. There are only a few Ark Worlds left in the Spirit Clan, and some of them are hiding in the nets. The forces of chaos could not cross the veil of the two worlds.

So, who are the trillion-dollar Astral Army of the Empire fighting in the galaxy?

The answer is a traitor.

The vast majority of the Astral Army is at war with traitors. They are all dealing with the troubles of humanity at home.

If the Empire gathers all its forces, it will be able to wipe out any force in the galaxy. This may not be an empty phrase.

Of course, in the current situation of the Empire, it is impossible to assemble all the forces.

But, just for now.

Sooner or later, Sivir will bring all the power to the central government and strengthen the central government's management of the localities. Exercise of central prerogatives.

As our civilization continues to grow, the heartland of civilization needs to be further expanded. More galaxies will be placed under the direct control of the central government.

Any planetary governor must be appointed by the imperial administration. Competence and loyalty are at the forefront of appointing a planetary governor. Avoid situations where hereditary planetary governors often rebel and set themselves up as kings.

Strengthening the centralization of power can help prevent local separatism and division, ensure that one's own decrees can be effectively implemented, and effectively maintain the unity of the empire.

The empire did not do this before only because it did not have the ability, because the territory of the human empire was vast and scattered, and the formation of a fully centralized central government was completely unthinkable, but under Sivir's leadership, all this would soon change.

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After Laurent led the fleet to Terra, Sivir summoned a meeting between the Forbidden Marshal and the commanders or company commanders of the warbands that Laurent had brought.

In addition to meeting everyone, the purpose of the meeting is to promote the decree of "sweeping away the evil and eliminating evil" in Terra.

That's right, as the capital of the Human Empire and the home planet of humanity, Terra is in some ways no different from other Hive worlds.

The problems that other nest worlds have, and Terra basically doesn't pull any of them. What violent gangs, cults, heretics, alien chicken thieves are all there.

It's hard to imagine how the Janissaries allowed them to exist, but Sivir didn't bother to delve into the past.

But from now on, Sivir wants to see a politically and well-connected Terra.

Laurent and the Space Marines and Astral Army of the many warbands he leads will cooperate with the Forbidden Army, the Ministry of Justice, the Inquisition, and the Assassin Court to eliminate the evil of Terra!

After meeting with Laurent and the others, Sivir summoned the Fist of the Empire's Warband, the Forbidden Army, the Mecha Magi brought by Laurent, and the Martian Casting General for another meeting.

The meeting was about the "Ideal City Project".

Integrate the world into one city, cast one city for the world!

The boundless Ideal City will cover every corner of Terra, forming a global metropolis, a universal city!

After listening to Sivel's vision, everyone felt that this was unlikely, both technically and humanly. However, due to Sivir's current prestige, everyone can only vaguely say that they will encounter many difficulties in completing this plan.

Sivir naturally heard what they said, but Sivir didn't care, just asked them to mobilize the resources and manpower needed for the plan as soon as possible. The meeting was dissolved.

A few days later, Icarus arrived in Terra with his fleet.