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"General, try it. Don't look at me carrying the Ken's suitcase, but this is definitely the Double Beef Cheeseburger from the Golden Arches." Murray gave his thumbs up while speaking.

"I thought it was an appointment with you, and I wanted to bring some breakfast to eat with us, but I didn't expect that the matter would not go well, and so many people would be alarmed."

"This is my personal phone, office phone, and office number." The general pushed a small note forward. "In the future, the director can contact me directly anytime if you need anything."

The general's implication: If you want to find me in the future, don't call the governor's hotline.

Even if you use the technology of StarCraft to send me an email directly?

"Okay, okay." Murray smiled awkwardly, then read the contents of the note and tore it up.

"General, may I ask how much the current Blue Star knows about the interstellar world?" Murray brought the topic back.

"Not many." The general glanced at Murray lightly, "Is it convenient for the director to introduce us to some things about the interstellar world?"

"This..." Murray was at a loss for words for a moment, and secretly complained that the general is such an old fox. "It's about the same as you know."

The two people who were trying to test each other didn't get to the point after talking for a long time.

Xiaoji next to him was annoyed, but with his limited brain capacity, he still judged that now was not the time for him to intervene.

"Can I go to the garden downstairs?" Xiaoji didn't want to stay in this office for a minute.

"General, look..." Murray was willing. He was really afraid that Xiaoji would say something he shouldn't say.

"Secretary Sun." The general nodded to the secretary-general beside him.

"This way please." The secretary-general took Xiaoji away, and then found someone to accompany him.

After all, he can't really let him wander around here.

"This channel is randomly placed on various planets in the interstellar world." Murray and the general had a headache after going around for a long time. "During the transaction, I should have seen quite a few interstellar races."

"Indeed." The general nodded, "Fortunately, I have seen some."

Murray felt that if this continued, the day would never be clear.

Regarding the things about the Star Alliance, Murray still knows what can be said and what can't be said.

Since the conversation is going to have someone to set up the ladder, let him start it.

"The Star Alliance started about 10 billion years ago. At that time, the alliance was spontaneously formed by more than 10 different civilizations."

"Mainly to find other civilizations and exchange resources."

"After that, more and more civilizations discovered the Star Alliance and joined in, and the Star Alliance began to gradually expand."

"Because there are too many civilizations joining, each civilization wants to make its own planet a resident of the alliance."

"For a long time, these civilizations had a very ugly quarrel."

"So the founders of the first batch of alliances simply found a planet without any civilization."

"After the transformation, that planet became the resident of the alliance, and until now, the resident of the alliance is still that planet."

"Interstellar World is actually just a very general term, which can probably be interpreted as a higher level of technology."

"We have not discovered the existence of interstellar worlds, but planets with civilization and life, we collectively call them wastelands."

"Every wasteland will have the presence of star personnel."

"Our main job is to erase the information that would reveal the existence of the interstellar world before the civilizations in the wasteland have discovered the interstellar world."

"For example, some unnatural phenomena, or a flashing ufo."

The general's face was a little ugly when he heard this, after all, Blue Star is also a wasteland.

It's not that Blue Star didn't catch the ufo information, but it was covered up by some reasonable and outrageous excuses.

It turned out that it was the ghosts of these resident personnel.

"Of course, we also need to prevent the wasteland from being discovered by people from the interstellar world."

"There was no such regulation before. Later, a race in the interstellar world slaughtered a wasteland, and this regulation came into being."

"Sometimes we have to catch interstellar fugitives, lest they do things in the wasteland, or hide to escape punishment."

Murray briefly talked about the composition of the interstellar world and the development history of the interstellar alliance.

"Then why can't the interstellar world take the initiative to establish diplomatic relations with the wasteland?" The general didn't understand, isn't the more races in the interstellar world, the stronger the interstellar world?

Moreover, isn't it the initiative to establish diplomatic relations when looking for new civilizations at the beginning?

"The scientific and technological capabilities of civilizations that are unable to discover the existence of interstellar worlds are too weak."

"The current interstellar world has developed very well, and there is no need to take the initiative to establish diplomatic relations."

The general feels more and more unhappy, co-authoring is too backward, and he doesn't want to play with us.

"But this is not certain." Murray thought of something, "There were also two races that discovered the interstellar world without technology."

"I would like to hear the details." The general listened very carefully.

"These two races are in an interdependent relationship..."

Murray just mentioned the characteristics of these two races, and the general guessed that they should be the living planet and the race living on the living planet.

"The process of their discovery of the interstellar world is also very bizarre."

"The cause was that two groups of living planets fought in groups, and then the defeated party accidentally discovered the interstellar world while running away."

"These two races are really too backward, let alone those relatively high-end technologies, they don't even have electricity there."

"But when it comes to the accidental discovery of the interstellar world, it seems that the reason for the blue star is a bit more outrageous."

Murray's ladder is set up, and then it's time for the general's "show".

"If it is said that as long as you discover the interstellar world, you can have the opportunity to join, then Blue Star is now considered."

"...It does count." Murray nodded, "So I'm here to find you?"

"In addition to the interstellar world, the passage here should also connect to other worlds.

Murray thought of the global live broadcast he watched. There were many published materials, which actually did not belong to any civilization in the interstellar world.

"That's true." The general nodded, "But it's not convenient to tell me more specific details at the moment."

"Understood." Murray tactfully did not continue to ask.

"Now that Blue Star has discovered the existence of the interstellar world, do you have any ideas about joining?"

"Join the Star Alliance?"

"No, it's just to join the interstellar world." Murray shook his head, "The current Blue Star doesn't have the strength to join the interstellar alliance."

"Is there any difference?"

"Joining the interstellar world is an opportunity to establish contact with countless interstellar civilizations."

"And joining the Star Alliance requires the ability to help the star world become better."