The amount of resources on the list is so huge that even a front-line power would be exhausted.

Not to mention a special civilization like the Hundred Demons Empire, which does not have strong development capabilities. Its advantage lies in its military strength.

Under this premise, considering that the Hundred Ghost Empire has seized so many planets in the new universe, there must be such resource reserves.

But asking them to come up with this astronomical sum within a month? From the perspective of the Hundred Ghost Empire, this request is indeed a bit excessive.

But on the other hand, if you turn your perspective to the Otto Empire and look at this matter from the Otto Empire's perspective, Delk can actually understand why the Otto Empire has set this time limit.

The reason is very simple. To put it bluntly, the Otto Empire's current advantage was built by working together with that 'Onikiri'.

But now, since the two sides want to sit down and negotiate peace, you can't continue the attack, right?

Therefore, the Otto Empire is afraid that the Hyakki Empire will use the two things of 'considering whether to accept this condition' and 'bargaining' to delay time.

After that, they could no longer delay, so they agreed 100%. After agreeing, they were able to gain more breathing time for themselves on the grounds that it would take more time to raise such huge resources.

In the entire history of the known universe, there are not a few cosmic nations that have done this kind of thing.

It can even be said to be an old routine of individual rogues.

As for whether the Hundred Ghost Empire intends to hand over this resource in the end, I don't know.

Regardless of the outcome, the Otto Empire's time and fighter planes have been delayed by the Hyakki Empire.

Therefore, General Lombard obviously did not want to give the Hundred Ghost Empire any chance to delay the war.

That's why we made such restrictions that seemed simply excessive.

However, as a force that has been engaged in mediation work all year round, although Delk's main position is to command the troops, at the same time, he is undoubtedly an excellent mediator.

If he was simply helping the representatives from both sides communicate, then his existence would be nothing more than a reliable microphone.

As a mediator, while helping both parties communicate, of course we must not forget the important task of mediation.

For example, after conveying the price of the Hyakki Empire to the Otto Empire, although the Otto Empire directly rejected it, Delk could not have been so stupid and went to tell the Hyakki Empire that the Otto Empire refused. And you are asked to make a decision within three days. If you agree, you must hand over the resources for compensation within a month, otherwise the fight will begin directly.

Can this be considered mediation? Rounding it off, this is simply making a fuss!

Therefore, after the Otto Empire refused, Delk, as the mediator, directly analyzed it for the Otto Empire.

In fact, Delk, who has read the list, can roughly guess that this list should be the figures obtained by the Otto Empire after a rough calculation of the resources of the Hundred Ghost Empire.

From the Otto Empire's point of view, they must have indeed come up with a figure that would make the Hundred Demons Empire strain and afford it.

But there is a problem here.

That is, the Otto Empire does not know enough about the Hyakki Empire, so they also lack enough understanding of the Hyakuki Empire's productivity and corresponding efficiency.

Judging from the superficial data alone, the figures given by the Otto Empire are indeed close to ten, but the superficial data and the actual situation are different!

And when it comes to the situation of the various forces in the coalition, who knows best?

To sum up, there is no doubt that it is the Yip Chamber of Commerce.

Therefore, after the Otto Empire refused, Delk directly raised this point, saying that their number was actually a miscalculation.

With this number, the Hundred Ghost Empire would not be able to draw out all the resources piled on the front line within a month.

If the Otto Empire is really willing to negotiate terms, it would be meaningless to offer a condition that the other party cannot offer at all.

In this way, after Delk directly pointed out their internal calculation errors, Lombard naturally made some concessions appropriately and asked Delk to give him some advice.

Naturally, Delk would not hide this, after all, he was here to handle this matter this time.

"According to what I want, you can exchange 10% of the resources in the list for planets. In fact, you can ask for more planets, and the value exceeds the original total. General Lombard, what do you think?

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The Hundred Ghost Empire has seized so many planets on the front line. If they were replaced by planets, even if they wanted more, they would definitely be able to get them.

And considering the long-term interests, the planet is actually more cost-effective. However, the Otto Empire wants to bring a heavier resource burden to the Hundred Demon Empire, so that after paying the price, the Hundred Demon Empire will be completely unable to turn around in a short period of time.

If it is opened, it would be best if it leads to paralysis of development and the shutdown of civilization. If it leads to civil strife, that would be even better.

Out of this consideration, they asked the Hundred Ghost Empire to allocate this astronomical amount of resources in a short period of time.

But the Otto Empire has actually given a certain range of operations. As for how to operate it specifically? Then leave it to General Lombard who is on the front line to adapt to the situation. It is better than them at the rear to give guidance.

Spectrum.

At this moment, Lombard was actually able to accept the adjustment given by Delk.

After a moment of hesitation, he gave his approval.

After reaching an agreement with the Otto Empire, Delk went to negotiate with the Hyakki Empire.

The Hyakki Empire was naturally angry at the Otto Empire's strong refusal, but with Delk's mediation, the Otto Empire also gave a certain amount of leeway while refusing.

If the previous conditions were to push the Hundred Ghost Empire to a dead end, if they were pushed too hard, they would simply fight to the death.

So, now that the Otto Empire has given a certain amount of room, the Hyakki Empire, which has seen hope, will naturally not be so overwhelmed.

However, in these three days, they have finally finished struggling. After all, ten percent of the resources converted into planets is not a small number.

To be honest, after such a change, although the Hyakuki Empire can get the compensation demanded by the Otto Empire, the actual price they need to pay has become heavier than before.

Of course, the Hyakuki Empire finally agreed on the third day.

But neither Delk nor Lombard relaxed.

After all, who knows if the Hundred Ghost Empire will pull any tricks in the next month?
Chapter completed!