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<span class="mu-r">”...Anyway. This is where we need your help. We need a way to tell when Casliaans are aboard ships; our scanners aren't sophistacted enough on their own and their genetic code is too complex; we need a specalized custom algorithim. Something that can scan and tell the difference between a sack of fruit and a cowardly little Casliaan stowaway! The truth is, we LOVE fighting them! They're the reason we have to keep inventing new weapons year after year! But... it's become tiresome. We'd like to spend some time fighting other people and keep the Casliaans from scurrying away and fighting in ways we don't like. You could do this for us, oh great leader of the Jaxtians. Your computer technology and AI is way better. We just need a strong sorting algorithim. Just like our battle maps and Aristocrat fleet info my predesccesor gave you! It's a fair trade, data for data, a favor for a favor. So, can you send it over?”</span>
The Threemind whispers again, this time more carefully. “Your Majesty, the Casliaan Homeworld is deep in Esaal territory, and is their most common fought rival in space. With the sort of thing we can give them, escape and rebel actions against their occupieres, the Esaal, will be almost impossible. In other words, we will make the Casliaans totally helpless against the Esaal. They will keep them locked up on their homeworld forever; unable to escape into deep space and gain independence like many other species have done.”
<span class="mu-b">”Like what we did to the Swall.”</span>
“Precisely. But the Casliaans have some members in the galactic underground, and now, they will be a minority of a minority. It is highly likely they won't have the numbers to reproduce successfully and will die out; leaving the Casliaans stuck to their homeworld forever. An easy target for extermination.”
<span class="mu-b">”We have comitted genocide before, I have very little qualms with giving the Esaal to keys to another species fate.”</span>
“True. But don't forget of the Casliaans on the council. They will likely not take this news well and will likely want to militarize in response. Unless they know of our connection to the Accord, in which case, they'll probably just vote against the Accord no matter what...”
The Esaal smiles at the camera and the data feed. <span class="mu-r">”Well, honorable Jaxtians? Are you ready to give us what you promised?”</span>
>Give him what he wants (Casliaans on the Council angered)
>Apologize but give him your father's expansion fund of Consortium Credits as a compromise (Expensive)
>Deny him his request
>Refuse and promise to help fight for Casliaan freedom (Lose -100 Fleet Power on your next invasion to protect against Esaal attack)
