svetikya Chapter 421 Violations
Chapter 421 Violations
The old man looked up and saw that it was a child of the sea tribe. He was filled with anger, which covered up the intense and numb pain: "As a child of the Holy Spirit, you dare to betray the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit will not forgive you, and you will all fall into the vortex of death!"
As he said this, he struggled to raise his upper body, but was stepped down hard by the female soldier again.
Avery raised his lips and said, "It's okay. Go ahead and step on it. We will fly back to the warship soon. If it doesn't work out, we don't need this planet anymore. I will take you to live on another planet."
He just didn't believe it. Even if there really was a god and he left this planet, he could still chase after him.
"Really?" The boy's eyes were full of hope.
"Of course," Avery nodded, "As long as you are willing, we can leave after we deal with the remaining Black Rock aliens."
The boy nodded firmly: "Yes, let's go!"
The old man became even more agitated, and the remaining few members of the Holy Spirit Group also looked at the boy indignantly. They did not dare to hate the Zerg and only dared to vent their anger on the boy, as if the boy had done some heinous crime.
“The Holy Spirit will punish you and your descendants for eternity—ah.” He spoke viciously, as if cursing, and his dark red eyes were as thick as rotten blood.
The boy had no scruples. He jumped up and kicked the old man in the face with all his strength, then fell heavily to the ground.
The shell on his back hit the ground with a muffled thud. The female soldier beside him kindly picked him up and said, "You must be hurt by the fall, dear. It doesn't hurt at all."
He looked at the Holy Spirit Group who were staring at the boy in shock and anger with a mocking look: "What's the big deal about bullying a kid? If you have the guts, take revenge on me. I'll be waiting for you."
His pupils contracted violently, and he stared at them like he was locking onto prey.
Although the boy was hurt badly from the fall, his shell was actually hard enough and it was just a little painful.
He didn't expect to be lifted up high by the female soldier suddenly. After the shock, he felt a high perspective he had never seen before. The world seemed to have changed and became wider. He immediately forgot the pain.
The female soldier held him on her shoulders, and the fresh perspective attracted his attention. Even the old man under the female soldier's feet, whose nose was kicked and bleeding and who had lost consciousness, could not attract his attention.
The other members of the Holy Spirit Group lowered their heads. He was right in front of them, but no one dared to look up.
He understood that as long as he was strong enough, the adults who were once out of his reach would not dare to look him in the eye.
"The rest of the cult members are out, either capturing indigenous people who don't obey them or busy with sacrifices. They are too scattered."
Avery mused that if they were to catch them one by one, some would inevitably slip through the net, and it would be impossible to capture all the members without being discovered.
We might as well take advantage of their failure to react and attack with all our strength, capturing and discarding one wave after another, disinfecting the entire planet, and the remaining natives who are hiding will not survive.
After making up his mind, Avery contacted the warship and learned that they had received support from the nearby Second, Fourth, and Fifth Armies. He then issued an order: "Black Stone Star has confirmed that intelligent creatures are being sacrificed, which is a serious violation of the laws of the Insect Territory. Immediately begin the capture operation and emergency rescue. The sacrifice site is directly on the sea surface. Warships and rescue cabins are not allowed to approach. Investigators test all wooden boxes to see if they are indigenous."
"Test completed, all transformed into insects, take the natives back to the warship for isolation and treatment, request a rescue airship, and stay alert at all times. Without my order, the natives are not allowed to leave the isolation room."
"Yes!"
After giving the order, the matter was not over yet. Avery glanced at the natives who dared not speak out. Although they had been caught, they did not seem to have given up.
He was too lazy to guess what other tricks they had up their sleeves, so he just video-called Otto.
The video took a long time to connect. Otto looked like he had just woken up. He rubbed his eyes and yawned, "Ah~ What happened?"
The old bug with a white beard beside him greeted Avery as if nothing had happened.
"Oh, Avery, long time no see. It's great to see you looking so energetic."
"Mr. Star, I'm also happy to see that you're in good health. Otto, were you sleeping during the meeting?" Avery glanced at the background behind Otto and knew that it was safe.
"Ah~ Did you fall asleep? No, I just closed my eyes and rested for a while."
An angry voice came from the side: "Captain Otto, the meeting is not over yet, please turn your bracelet to mute, Mr. Star, please don't start eating during the meeting."
Star raised the bowl and took a sip: "Ha~ Young bug, keep your voice down, you scared the old bug."
Otto said impatiently, "It's the same shit every year. I dare to turn it to silent, but do you dare to let me? What if something happens at the border, will you be responsible?"
"Of course you can. The government is preparing to organize a new army. In three years at the latest, Commander Otto will be able to sleep peacefully and won't have to worry about border issues anymore." A sarcastic voice came from the side.
Before Otto could laugh, Avery shouted, "Otto, control Yuuya!"
Before the other bugs could react, Otto swept away his sleepy look, kicked his legs, and jumped out of his sitting position to the outside of the screen.
"What are you doing—"
"Don't be impulsive, don't be impulsive, Yuouya was just joking."
"Yes, your contribution is obvious to all."
"You're rebelling, stop it!"
Compared to the anxious voice, Otto's voice was lazy: "Be quiet, don't move, or you might break your neck by accident!"
"I'm going to sue you--!"
"Oh~ don't come near me, it would be terrible if I accidentally use too much force." Otto grabbed his neck and dragged him back to his seat. The insects around him wanted to stop him, but were afraid that he would really do that accidentally.
Otto's figure appeared on the screen, as well as Yuuya, a middle-aged bug with green hair, who was dragged over by him and looked at the screen angrily.
An old bug pounced in front of the screen, drooling everywhere: "Avery, what the hell is going on!"
Avery said calmly, "I am reporting Yu'eya under his real name for violating the Intelligent Race Protection Act, disregarding life, abusing citizens, embezzling star taxes, and openly causing a large number of innocent casualties in order to cover up his crimes."
On an autonomous planet, the star lord has absolute power and must also pay a large amount of taxes every year. No matter how much he earns, the tax will only increase and never decrease. In other words, for a planet with insufficient resources, the planet's output is not enough to pay the tax, and the star lord can only pay out of his own pocket or auction the planet.
There are also relevant policies for planets that are really primitive, poor, and have indigenous people, and only a small amount of star tax is collected.
Of course, the prerequisite is that the conditions are met.
Every year, many planets attempting to evade taxes are discovered and confiscated.
Yuouya is a government official, and this accusation is a big crime for him.
It's just short of saying that Yu Ou Ya violated regulations in order to avoid taxes.
Yu Ouya was shocked and angry: "You, are talking nonsense!"
How could he break the rules just to avoid taxes?
"Is this nonsense? We'll see you in court," Avery said to the government bug next to him, "The First Army has requested a large number of rescue airships. Please open a green channel."
The old bug with a white beard stroked his beard calmly and said, "Okay, how many do you need? Are five rescue airships enough?"