Cleaning Up the Yam'rii Civilization

The person who hired Grievous and helped the Kaleesh Civilization pay off the 10 million fine in exchange was San Hill, Senior Sector Director of the InterGalactic Banking Clan.

Although the current co-chairman of the InterGalactic Banking Clan, Rush Clovis, has announced that he will not run for the next chairman, San Hill is almost sure to win the election, but he still needs more chips to make himself official. There is a higher prestige after serving as co-chair.

In other words, he needs a knife.

San Hill also told Tang Xiao what he meant, and showed Tang Xiao his spoils as if showing off.

Grievous led the robot army of the Interstellar Banking Clan to the Planet Ord Mantell—the place where Tang Xiao once destroyed a dark casino in the capital Walport as a Sith.

But this time, Grievous went even bigger! He led the robot army to destroy all those who wanted to resist in an organized way, and almost cleaned up the entire Planet Ord Mantell !

Because there are several companies and organizations on this planet that have breached the contract in cooperation with the Interstellar Banking Clan. In fact, when dealing with vampires like the Interstellar Banking Clan, it is normal behavior to lose all money, and there are many breaches of contract, but this time, Grievous came to collect the bill.

Those who have money will take money, those who have no money will take over companies and properties, and if they are insolvent, they will take people and sell them into slaves. If they resist, they will be killed!

Grievous completed the task in a cold-blooded and efficient manner, which made San Hill smile. He showed his face in front of the senior officials and Governors of the Interstellar Banking Clan, and let his ability and means get everyone recognition.

In a good mood, San Hill told Tang Xiao that the matter between the Kaleesh people and the Yam'rii people was over. Although Tang Xiao didn't do anything on this matter, he would still honor the 20 Revelations order for the Revelation-class Light Cruiser.

In fact, Tang Xiao had already sold a batch of weapons to the Yam'rii people, but he couldn't stop their defeat.

However, it cannot be said that there is no effect at all. At least after obtaining this batch of weapons, the Yam'riii people were full of confidence and assembled the final main force of 100,000 people in the Patron Hills to launch a counterattack.

However, before the counter-offensive even started, the Kaleesh people, who were fighting to the death, took it all in one pot...

Now, it's time to collect the bill.

Gross Shelby took the bill and went directly to the Yam'rii people, asking them to immediately cash out the payment for the weapons, a total of 1.5 million credit points.

The Yam'rii were also stunned. They originally bought these weapons to make two-handed preparations. On the one hand, they ensured that they would not continue to lose again and again on the frontal battlefield, and on the other hand, they had enough time to work on the Galactic Republic.

It turned out that both sides were going very smoothly. The corrupt officials of the Galactic Republic quickly put the hat of the invaders on the Kaleesh people and forced the Kaleesh people to retreat. Tang Xiao's side was also very straightforward, and with a wave of his hand, he asked Fleet S to escort a fleet over, sending weapons and equipment worth 1.5 million credits.

Now in the mantis head of the Yam'rii people, they finally felt that they had lost a lot of money, so they found all kinds of excuses to renege on the debt. Today they say that there is a famine on their planet, and even the children will starve to death. Tomorrow, they say that the war damage is too great and they need money to rebuild their homes. The day after tomorrow, they say that their money has been robbed by the Kaleesh people.

But Tang Xiao didn't care about this, he called Shelby on the phone, and after some orders, Shelbya's attitude became bad, and he even brought Xu Yan from the United Mining Group to come over to handle errands.

The S fleet went back and forth, and directly docked in outer space next to Planet Huk, the home of the Yam'rii and did not leave, blatantly threatening force. Facing the S fleet of a Hammerhead-class Cruiser and five CR-70 Frigates, the Yam'rii did not dare to think carefully.

The United Mining Group also sent more than a dozen armed Mining Ships. As long as the Mining Module is replaced with a blue laser module, the Procurer-class Mining Barge and the Venture-class Mining Frigate can also have good combat effectiveness. Anyway, there is no problem in cleaning up those primitive spaceships of the Yam'rii.

Then Xu Yan, the director of the United Mining Group, came over in person and directly took over the five mines once occupied by the Kaleesh that the Yam'rii people had put forward as mortgages in the negotiations. In fact, the valuation of these five mines has exceeded 7 million credits, mainly for the mortgage of long-term arms sales, but now Xu Yan directly took the agreement and forcibly occupied these mines.

However, they are not directly occupying these mines by force, but are improving the mining equipment of these mines, hiring Yam'rii miners at a relatively high price, and then jointly establishing a new mining company with the local boss to develop.

That's not to mention, the representative of the Fourth Group, Gross Shelby, is even more straightforward. Didn't you say that you need to rebuild? No problem, we'll help you rebuild.

Tang Xiao made a phone call to San Hill and told him about his plan, and the two hit it off.

The Interstellar Banking Clan provided a bridge loan of 200 million credit points to the Fourth Group, and then the Fourth Group changed hands and used it as a usury loan to the Yam'rii people, using the money to help them rebuild their homes.

Of course, this money will not be handed over to the Yam'rii people. This money will be used to set up a foundation to build the destroyed homeland of the Yam'rii people.

Then it is equivalent to handing over the left hand to the right hand, buying the Fourth Group's own machinery, hiring the Fourth Group's own employees, and then they will build a lot of flashy buildings for the Yam'rii. Not only is the cost high but there are not many people to live in. The cost is used to dig swimming pools, build gardens and elevators.

Then the public health department of the Fourth Civilization also came over and took a large number of funds from the foundation to build a large central feces collection device for the cities of the Yam'rii people, and also built a large number of purifiers and other things to To improve their hygiene conditions, in order to ensure hygiene, they also formulated many strict hygiene provisions to restrict the daily behavior of the Yam'rii people.

There are three reasons why San Hill agreed so readily. The first one is because now Grievous is his favorite general, his sharpest blade, so it is naturally good to sell him a favor. The second reason is that the Interstellar Banking Clan has already done this very often so they are very familiar with it. The third reason is that the large-scale bribery of the Yam'rii people in the previous Republic has almost used up the money. For these people, the Yam'rii people have lost their use value.

Instead of this, like a last squeeze.

Anyway, they are a group of barbarians from the wild space, and no matter what they do, it is impossible to shake the status of the Interstellar Banking Clan.

For this rogue agreement of strong buying and strong selling, the people of Yam'rii can't say no yet, and once they say no, it will be a breach of contract. Didn't you say you need to rebuild? Can I help you rebuild now? If you don't, then you are lying and want to renege on the debt, then all my funds will be withdrawn, and the 1.5 million credits plus liquidated damages and late payment fees will be a small 5 million credits, so take out the cash.

Using small money to force people to ruin their families is something that corporate giants do a lot.

Today, it's the Yam'rii's turn.