Starting from the Planetary Governor

Chapter 935: Chapter 502, Financial Distribution Chapter 935: Chapter 502, Financial Distribution The previous problems were not particularly difficult.

Seven Horse Territory is the basic foundation.

The eight eastern Star Sectors can be considered as the foundation in poverty. With increased investment and development, prosperity will follow. Moreover, building something from scratch to self-sufficiency is relatively easy and quick with external help, and the Alliance has experience in this.

Yunluo Center has a complex political situation, and it’s easy for chaos to arise, but at least its economic foundation is solid, people won’t starve, and with military forces backing, even major chaos can’t turn things upside down.

But the next two areas are really tough nuts to crack.

First are Jiang Meiyu, Iron Pass, Kuoluo, and Silver Pass, these four Star Sectors.

These areas have been under the control of the Beastman Empire for decades, almost devoid of human presence. Although, on these planets where the Beastmen are most densely populated, they were directly hit by the Alliance’s Extinction Order, and the remaining worlds still suffer constant orbital bombings.

A significant part of the Alliance Land Forces has already entered the surface, conducting rotational combat—training troops while also wiping out the Green Skins’ living forces.

Eventually, the day will come when the Green Skins in these four sectors will be completely eradicated; for now, the Alliance has already arranged for immigrants to enter these four Star Sectors.

These immigrants aren’t there to develop the planets; rather, they serve as a permanent force, establishing fortresses on the planets and also setting up munition factories and food factories to supply the local Alliance troops directly, reducing logistical pressure.

But regardless, across the 42 worlds in these four sectors, it’s estimated that there are still about three to four hundred billion Green Skins active on the ground.

Due to the bombings and extermination operations, these Green Skins hid in mountains and dug tunnels, essentially doing everything possible to survive.

Even with continuous bombings and continuous dispatches of ground troops for extermination, according to estimates given by the Military Affairs Department and the Alliance General Staff Department, it will still take about three to five years to mostly complete the cleanup.

It can’t be said completely, actually, any world that has suffered a large-scale invasion of Green Skins, it can’t be declared completely free of Green Skins for a long time. Persistent prevention is absolutely necessary. The moment laxity occurs, Green Skins might just crop up from some unknown corner, giving a huge ‘surprise’.

But at least, once the eco-system and the vast majority of adult Green Skins are wiped out, these planets regain their value for reuse.

However, the rebuilding process is considerably long, and essentially starting from scratch, population needs to be relocated from the exterior.

The Alliance shouldn’t expect any profit from these forty-some worlds for several foreseeable decades, likely the figure will remain rather dismal.

The substantial cost invested now is actually aimed at eradicating the Green Skin threat. Otherwise, leaving six hundred billion Green Skins on more than forty worlds to breed uncontrollably might bring about another large-scale Green Skins surge like the Iron Tooth Ork Empire in a few decades.

These forty-some worlds are entirely loss-making, with no visible solution in sight, so we can only hope for a quick cleanup.

Additionally, in the western part of the Star Domain, apart from the four Star Sectors of Yunluo Center, another 11 Star Sectors are in a state of total loss.

These sectors are real trouble.

No governance foundation, and almost no contact with the Alliance in the past;

Suffered from war to different extents, originally underdeveloped and now deteriorated even further;

Political forces that previously cooperated with Furyflame are widely present;

These challenges need to be tackled one by one.

The Alliance will appoint successive Star Zone Leaders.

But these Star Zone Leaders won’t be the traditional ‘pasted-paper craftsmen’ in the imperial sense; the Alliance will grant them significant authority.

They will control various resources the Alliance invests into this sector, and with the support of military forces, need to undertake the classification of the planets within their jurisdictions.

For those with salvageable value, actively aligning with the Alliance, and having low governance costs, establish Alliance-controlled direct governments, develop whatever necessary, and ensure the basic livelihood of the people according to the Alliance’s standards. Limited economic aid received within the sector should be invested into these worlds to develop them as quickly as possible and get out of the loss condition.

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