When Raphael made the results of the negotiations public, the entire wizarding council was immediately plunged into great joy.

They actually succeeded in robbing a powerful interstellar civilization, and the compensation they obtained was beyond everyone's imagination, which is like a migrant worker who has worked hard to save money and suddenly obtained a huge inheritance, this excitement is simply indescribable.

The happiest are undoubtedly the legendary speakers, because in a sense, a planet represents a god.

You must know that there are now fifteen legendary wizards in the council, although the most powerful Vittorio has just broken through the Nine Rings a few years ago, and there is still a long way to go before the enthronement ceremony is held, but now that the materials are extremely abundant, this day will come sooner or later.

And the galaxy they are in has only five planets, which is obviously not enough, and some speakers are even worried about whether Lynn, who ascended to the throne first, will be able to monopolize the resources of the entire star system.

Now they don't have to worry about the problem, now they have a little flickering, and they have obtained control of three star systems, this universe is incomparably vast, and the resources can be said to be almost unlimited.

Just as the Speakers were about to celebrate, Lynn asked a very important question. "When are they going to pay these compensations?"

"I don't say that explicitly......," Raphael replied hesitantly, realizing that he might have made a great mistake, that is, the concept of time of the cosmic civilization may not be the same as theirs.

As a result of previous negotiations and overheard information from the satellite prison, they have figured out the basic units of time in geometric civilizations, which are divided into atomic seconds, atomic minutes, and atomic hours.

As the name suggests, this method of timekeeping is based on the natural vibration frequency of the atoms, which is very similar to the atomic clock they made, except that the elements used are different, and the other party uses hydrogen, which has one serial number on the periodic table and has the smallest mass.

In addition, the concept of year is also in the words of geometric civilization, and if you convert time, a year of geometric stars is about 10 months or so here, and it is also based on the circle of the parent star as the unit standard.

This should also be the easiest and relatively applicable timekeeping method for primary civilizations, and it has been retained after the geometric civilization moved towards the starry sky.

Just like Lynn's conjecture, although the issue of compensation has been finalized, the other party obviously did not mean to pay the bill immediately, but found all kinds of reasons for delay.

For example, the reserves of Element 7 are limited, the geometric civilization does not have much inventory, and it takes time to mine and separate the ore, so 500 tons of Element 7 will be divided into several batches and expected to be delivered within ten years.

And the three star systems ceded were only given a star map, marking the location of these star systems, and did not give them specific coordinates, and twenty galaxy-class warships were placed in these galaxies.

Rafaelton, who was still in high spirits, was dumbfounded, because judging from the star map, the positions of these star systems were roughly estimated to be more than seventy light-years away from them, and even the original god-powered spacecraft would take a full fifty years to reach!

"Are they going to go back on it?" Aurora looked at the star map that had been sent over, and frowned rather dissatisfied.

"No, it's probably just a temptation." Lynn muttered.

The geometric civilization has a wide sphere of influence, and the fact that the other party did not deliberately choose those star systems that are hundreds or even hundreds of light-years away from them shows that it is not deliberately difficult, and it is impossible to find fault in this regard.

The only problem is that the location coordinates are not given directly.

This is a test of whether they have the ability to deliver long-distance projects to unknown star fields in a short period of time, and it seems that their previous deception has not completely convinced the other party.

Raphael was somewhat annoyed, in the previous negotiations, he patronized the discussion of gains and losses, arguing with the other party about the scope of compensation, and increasing his own bargaining chips as much as possible, but ignored the equally important issue of time, giving the other party the possibility of manipulating.

Of course, the main thing is that the pressure of camouflage is too great, and if he is not careful, he will become the fuse that will start the war again, and he will not have the heart to do so and be too careful about these details.

"You can't blame you, Speaker Raphael, the defeat of a small war wants to make the other side bleed, and no one will be reconciled...... Even if they don't, they'll find another reason. Lynn shook her head, such a small temptation is estimated to be no less in the future.

Most geometric civilizations will continue to observe their subsequent actions, whether it is the acceptance of these star systems or the subsequent management of these new territories incorporated into the empire's territory, it will become an indicator of their strength by the other party.

If it is found that they act in a different way from the high-dimensional civilization, or fail to show enough deterrence, the Eight Achievements will change again!

"Do you need to get them to hand over the coordinates?" Raphael asked, frowning.

"In this way, it is equivalent to admitting that we cannot carry out long-distance space-time projection without coordinates." Lynn vetoed.

This technology is obviously very important, if they don't have such capabilities, it means that even if they can win a frontal war, it will take thousands of years to completely wipe out a geometric civilization, after all, the territory of a galaxy-level civilization is too large.

Lynn's words made the speakers present frown, if there were no coordinates, they would not have really been able to sail the spaceship for fifty years, right?

"But fortunately, we have already got the coordinates in advance!" A smile suddenly appeared on Lynn's lips.

Vittorio and the others paused, Gu Shi looked at Lynn in surprise, and Harrov seemed to suddenly think of something, and his eyes suddenly lit up. "Is that the one?"

"Yes!" Lynn nodded. "Although the nearest coordinates are four light-years away and cannot be reached directly, it may be more beneficial to us!"

Raphael was confused, when did they get the coordinates of these star systems?

How did you not know?

Raphael was extremely confused, but when he saw that the other speakers were all awake, he really couldn't pull his face to ask.

"Inform the geometry now, and we'll send someone to receive these three systems in a day's time, so they don't be too surprised!" Lynn said categorically.

(End of chapter)