Queen Villank was stunned. She had imagined that the other party might offer many conditions, and also raised her acceptable psychological price quite high. But no matter what she did, she was not quite right, what the other party asked for was not apologies or compensation, but... an alliance?

Although there is no similar wording in the contract, it seems to her that's about it. The contract requires the Scrar to establish a space station in the solar system and establish a wormhole that can jump from Scrar's parent planet to Earth at any time. Conversely, the Scrar must also free up at least a moon-sized satellite in its main star domain, and humans (actually the Sky Sword) will also establish outposts on that satellite.

Then when the earth encounters any form of foreign invasion or threats from different space, the Scrurers are obliged to dispatch troops and resources to help, and vice versa... That's it, but Empress Villank has no hope that the Scrurers can help when they encounter any major disasters... besides the human in front of you.

Of course, the most basic taboos mentioned above are also mentioned. For example, no army or any armed forces shall be sent to invade the other party's territory without permission. All Skrull spies currently staying on the earth must be withdrawn and no Skrulls shall be sent to the earth's territory without permission. Once someone is found to step on the earth in the form of others without registration, their behavior will be considered as aggression.

The contract was not much, and Queen Villank finished reading it quickly. She raised her head and looked at Michael with a strange look, saying, "We can agree to all these conditions. But... why?"

She did not understand. They were invaders and were defeated in the war. The other party could have made many requests for huge compensation, but the other party did not. It was as if yesterday the two sides were in a row and wanted to fight to the death, but today they shook hands and talked about brothers.

"No, because this is the best result." Michael explained calmly, "We ourselves are very clear about the current weight of the earth. A long-term help is far more real than the immediate interests. And one thing you may not know much about the earth is that the earth... always has a special potential that can attract trouble. Various dangerous goods invaders and even some god-level existences can always be attracted by various reasons.

So you see, your prophecy says that you will be in a catastrophe, and the earth does not need to predict at all - we will be in a catastrophe in every few days. So maybe we can help each other."

Queen Villank looked at him suspiciously for a while, but soon gave up the stupid idea of ​​seeing through his thoughts through this blue and black iron shell.

"Okay," she said, "we accept the conditions. The day after tomorrow I will contact the Interstellar Federation and officially announce the ally between the Scrurur Empire and the Earth. Is that OK?"

"Yes," said Michael, "Now, now, Her Majesty, you only need to sign your name on the contract or drop a drop of blood, and our problem will be solved."

Queen Villank nodded. After the previous fight, she had already been covered in color. She casually dredged some blood from the wound and scratched it in the signature position, and the contract was established.

Seeing that the two sides had negotiated and agreed, the hearts of the Skrulls returned to their positions.

Although it was a bit embarrassing to say it, they were indeed afraid of being beaten, and now the result is indeed an acceptable ending for everyone.

Facing the Kerry army, they might be able to charge bravely and fight to the death. But facing this human who was only wearing a layer of armor, they could not even raise the will to resist.

They are not afraid of death, but they are afraid that they will not see the hope of victory even until death.

Who would want to go up and die if you can live well?

This was Michael's initial expectation. If he had just arrived at Skruel Star and threw this proposal to Queen Villank, the other party would never have signed a contract with him like this. After all, in the eyes of the Skruel people, humans are inferior races, and they feel that humans do not have the qualifications to negotiate on an equal basis with them.

So that's why he must first show his strength and imprint a completely impossible image in an unforgettable way in the minds of these Scrarians. Only when the other party pays enough attention can they sit down and reach an agreement.

With the contract signed, Michael's purpose of this trip was only half, and the rest was only some details that needed to be negotiated. Queen Vilank used her dedicated line to remotely call on all the Skrull spies stationed on the earth, requiring them to withdraw from the earth within twenty-four hours anyway, and the Empire would send a special mothership to pick it up.

Next, Michael stayed on the main star of Scrooer for a long time to complete some detailed discussions. Interestingly, until just now, his identity was still an invader of the earth that he was called by everyone, but now he has transformed into a guest of honor for Queen Villank.

When the people of Skrull heard about the changes in the situation, they were all confused - what? They won't fight?

What? We also need to establish a covenant with the earth?

So, should we plan to give Kerry a little red flower next?

......

The Scrurer Palace and the main ship were both blown up, so Queen Vilank invited Michael to the military center of the Scrurer capital - a place that felt like the Ministry of Defense.

Here, the Queen shows Michael the prophetic future of the Scrurre Empire, a scene they believe will become.

"This is what we use the most powerful supercomputer of the Scrurer Empire to deduce according to the direction of the prophecy, and finally we will find out what the planet will become."

Queen Villank said, activates a certain three-dimensional projection technology. The scene in the room suddenly switches, and the two of them fall into a brand new world as if they were immersive.

In the dark red sky, stars hanging high in the air release amazing heat and burning the broken earth. Wherever you see, there are ruins and ruins. Huge motherships slumped on the ground like dead whales, burning war everywhere.

It's like the end of the world.

"This is the end of the Scrurul Empire, our future," said Queen Villank, "and it is something I have been trying to avoid."

Michael looked around and said, "So, where did this catastrophe come from?"

"We don't know."

"What about your enemies? Who caused all this?"

"We... don't know either."

"That is," Michael spread his hands, "you have no clues or evidence, but because an unfounded prophecy says you are almost finished, you are convinced of this?"
Chapter completed!