Reborn As An Interstellar Giant Mosquito

”Good, I suppose some of you have realized where I’m referring to by now. You should also understand how pitiful Earth has become under your Empire’s assault. Now, let me show you just how badly your Empire has harmed Earth.”

Jia Yan activated his handheld Smart Brain, and though the Smart Brain developed by Earth was rather average in performance and not yet widely distributed, the films and images inside Jia Yan’s were decent enough.

The images he played were of the Metal Monster ravaging Earth.

Many children died on the ground, and others were burned to death in groups by the Metal Monster, and so on.

As this scene played out, the expressions of the crowd of strong ones changed slightly.

Not because they thought the scene was too tragic—after all, which among the Rufus Empire’s strong ones hadn’t killed before?—but upon seeing this scene, they understood why the Emissary had come directly to the Empire Capital Star to begin the massacre!

To carry out such a terrible massacre in the civilization of another, the fact that the opponent had only killed some of their strong ones and some ordinary creatures near the royal palace upon arrival was already quite magnanimous.

Yet, this group of strong ones felt that something seemed off.

Because the Earth in the video...

Seemed very primitive!

Moreover, the existence that kills Earth people does not seem to belong to the Ru Lan Empire.

Jia Yan naturally would not share his thoughts with these strong ones. The genocide on Earth was mostly caused by the Metal Monsters of the Auster Empire, specifically the Auster variant mining machines. He certainly wouldn’t say anything to this group of strong ones, and instead, he directly switched to footage of the Ru Lan Empire’s semi-combat class aircraft carrier assaulting Earth.

Now, the entire group of strong ones had unsightly expressions on their faces. Although this was just a flank division, it seemed like it indeed belonged to the Ru Lan Empire’s fleet.

”Alright, now I will read out the Earth’s war reparations document.”

Jia Yan let out a cold sneer, then he opened the war compensation explanation document written in Earth’s Chinese language.

”Herewith, our Earth civilization, having suffered long-term infringement by the Ru Lan Empire, has, after deliberation by the Civilization Headquarters, decided to demand the following war reparations from your esteemed Empire...”

Jia Yan’s calm voice spread throughout the Capital Star of the Ru Lan Empire. Under his powerful and unmatched strength, every creature on the Capital Star could clearly hear this declaration of war reparations.

”Three Resource Stars... Five hundred thousand skilled technicians of various technical trades... Five hundred thousand rotational system technology and cultural educators... Specified reparative minerals of various items...”

Jia Yan spoke softly. The list of reparations was long, but he did not care about its length because these were all bought by a generation of Earth people with their lives. The Ru Lan Empire and Auster Empire had caused near-extinction level harm on Earth, and if not for Jia Yan’s timely returns and several instances of aiding the Earth people to avert crises, Earth might have disappeared into the annals of history just like other species that were exterminated by the two great civilizations.

And the amount of these reparations, for the entirety of the Ru Lan Empire, was not unbearable. It was not that Jia Yan did not understand this point, but rather, no matter how much he demanded, given Earth’s current level of civilization, they wouldn’t be able to assimilate it.

It would be better to exchange all this for Earth’s future status, along with technology and more.

There were many detailed clauses within the terms, and Jia Yan enumerated each one.

The vast array of equipment used by a basic civilization, all kinds of spacecraft and production equipment, plus demands for over millions of labor—though not too extravagant for the Ru Lan Empire it was enough to harm their very sinews and bones.

Especially the last clause of the terms...