The Martial Unity

Before long, the intelligence team received a full list of requirements in order of importance that needed to be scouted within a certain range of the G'ak'arkan village. The intelligence department got to work immediately, there was a lot of lands to be covered, after all.

Furthermore, they needed to take the environmental survey and recording devices with them that would allow them to measure the environmental parameters of the candidate locations for their soon-to-be settlement to occupy.

However, that alone wasn't enough. Once the choice was made, the diplomatic team would need to send the data of that location back to the Martial Union, to commissioner Derun who would then make the necessary preparations and dispatch another cruise ship with the supplies and personnel that would be necessary to make the settlement work.

"I had suspected it would be the case, but I guess that hill paralleling Vilun mountain is indeed the best choice," Rui sighed.

He was in a meeting with his diplomatic team in the conference room as they piled through all the reports and data that the intelligence team had painstakingly gathered across twenty days. They had curated and sorted all of the viable venues within range of the G'ak'arkan Tribe

"There are many merits to colonizing the G'una Hill, but there are other candidates as well, sir," Stemple remarked. "For example, the flattened crater at the center of the island seems like a good place to settle."

"No, that's a bad idea." Rui shook his head. "Haven't you memorized all the previous anthropological and environmental data the Martial Union has collected on Vilun island?"

"Uh… no?" Stemple sheepishly admitted.

It wasn't really his business as an assistant diplomat to memorize data that was well outside his expertise and purview and did not possess any direct relevance to his job as a member of

by the clash between

as they halted their

eyes widened. "That crater is nearly two kilometers in diameter and nearly a hundred

their shock, he hadn't been any less

thing. If he stood too close to a fight between them, significant injury from just the aftereffects was guaranteed. Death was the worst-case

gain a clearer understanding of why hostilities hadn't broken out in the previous diplomatic endeavor with Senior

tribes avoid that spot because it served as a battleground for some of the powerhouses to intercept enemy powerhouses before the battle takes off into the air, building our settlement there is

was a pretty good reason to avoid that

closest to the G'ak'arkan Tribe was the best idea. The elevation was important to Rui because it allowed them to demonstrate the utility of their

been made, Rui sent

her of their choice. "I'll start making preparations immediately. It shouldn't take too long, as long

chance to inform him of the choice of locations yet, but I will let him know as soon

through the data that Rui