> > > > I get the feeling Galtivac is going to blow up anyway, no matter what Visionary suggests. At least temporarily.
> > > I haven't written the ending to this chapter yet, so I really don't know.
> > Yeah, but just look at the evidence.
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> There might be an explosive finish, I suppose.
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Of course.
> > He should have signed an agreement with the Trading Alliance then. They won't interfere in internal matters, but they will fend off outside invaders if they believe their trading routes are in jeopardy. They're not going to let some cheesy invasion cost them money.
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> I'm not sure Caph is advanced enough yet for that kind of trade agreement; and since the Trade Alliance really only becomes evident in this sector of space AFTER the events of Saving the Future (which comes after this storyline) they're not yet around to ally with.
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The Trading Alliance has some criteria of when a planet reaches trade status: It either has to have galactic travel capable of reaching the Alliance, or become aware of it (then they'll be approached as a trading partner; It must not be allied with an enemy or employ a nature of conquest; And it must have something worth trading.
Though also, some potential trading partners have turned them down on the grounds that the Trading Alliance refuses to share its formidable technology.
> And really, the number of agencies that can stop Galactivac when he's hungry can be counted on the fingers of one foot.
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The Galactic Government hasn't authorized Galtivac's destruction. That means the Trading Alliance steers clear of him.
> > > > I also have a feeling that Danny plus Galtivac's ship will lead somewhere...
> > > Possibly.
> > I always guess something like that don't I? It would give him the power he needs though...
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> Well, maybe the Galactic Nobbler.
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I thought that only affected Galtivac.
