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Kaelen tapped the western border of the map. "Solas has parked the Gilded Sun and a dozen destroyers right on the edge of the territorial line. He’s establishing a hard naval and aerial blockade. An absolute embargo. Nothing flies in, nothing sails out." "Winter is three weeks away," Ashren growled, stepping up to the table. His massive presence seemed to suck the oxygen out of the room. "The northern harvest was burned during Darius’s purges. If trade stops, the city starves by the first snow."

Not that I had any moral high ground. For the first time in decades, we'd decided to end the feud and make peace so the North and South could reunite and do business together, but unfortunately, Barak was attacked and believed dead before the treaty. Silence struck the room first, followed by a messy chorus of "What?" "No." "How?" and so on. "We—We don't understand, Alpha Kage," another Alpha said. "The treaty was already a done deal. If Alpha Barak hadn't been attacked, we probably would've signed the deal already by now."

Defeated. "Murray," Vance whispered, his voice cracking as he looked away from me. "Cancel the trade." Murray didn't hesitate. He practically slammed his finger onto the delete key, wiping the Chicago trade paperwork off his system completely. "Done. The trade is dead, Jax. You're staying in Boston." A massive cheer broke out behind me. Knox barked out a laugh, throwing his arm around Noah Roy’s shoulders, while Sullivan let out a loud sigh of relief, clapping Dmitri on the back.

Hunter did not hesitate as he said, “Don’t worry, Lord. I’ll contact the Green-Eyed Wolf King later and relay your command to him!” *** Ten Thousand Armies’ full all-around blockade of Hamed’s base had already lasted for several days. During this time, Ten Thousand Armies did not send any troops in to invade Hamed’s base, the government did not organize any new bombardments, and Hamed also did not send any of his troops out to scout the situation. Both sides had already fallen into a complete stalemate where each side would just mind their own business.

He began to pace with his drink in his hand. "How do we initiate this without them raising an objection? And if we succeed, how do we single out Hayland and leave the rest?" He said, voicing the challenging part of the situation. Indeed, Hayland wasn't the only territory that an embargo was placed on; Kaizen, Braile, Maines and Tealwood were also banned. Moving to release Hayland might cause others to demand freedom, too. Cains and Grizlo would have been banned, too, but the crime network wasn't widespread in Grizlo and Cains, so they were spared.

"They want to mine the heartbeat of the people?" "They see a power vacuum, and they see a resource," Jada confirmed. "And they brought three heavy-class cruisers to back up their 'negotiations.' They’re sitting in high orbit right now, just outside the range of our remaining railguns." Killian paced the length of the room, his movements predatory. "We can't fight a trade war while the city is still starving. If we fire on the Guild, the Inner Rim packs will label us as terrorists. They’ll block all grain shipments. We’ll have a revolution on our hands before the week is out."

“Moreover, she has a shadow guard protecting her.” The irritation I’d been holding back began rising in earnest. If Ned had told the truth from the beginning, I could have walked into that meeting with the Valerius clan with my head held high. Instead, I’d stood there looking like a fool, defending a lie I hadn’t even known was true! Before anyone could speak again, the Trade Masters suddenly entered the hall with grim expressions. “Alpha,” one of them said urgently, bowing his head. “The neighboring territories have blocked our merchants from using the trade routes.”

Something that had begun as a military necessity - the uniting of disparate allied forces - became a demonstration of how disparate peoples could be working in concert when led by example and not coercion. "Admiral Nereia's latest report," said Master Willem, arriving with letters from the coastal kingdoms. "Full naval blockade is no longer necessary. Kael's final die-hards are calling for a negotiated surrender quicker than we can ink the treaties." "Because struggle has been made futile," Marcus added. "Not just militarily, but on a philosophical level. How do you fight those who provide you with everything that you most desire?"

For this reason, the overall result of the battle would still be the same and only the number of casualties will increase. After the battle of Cassiopeia, marking another new era, all time-travelling machines and anything related to time travel was banned in the whole galaxy. The republic, federation, and the empire all tacitly signed an agreement regarding this matter. The penalty for those who failed to obey was beheading as mentioned. Since the first year the population decline was recorded, it had been almost a thousand years. Up until now, all three sides still failed to come up with a feasible solution.

I let out a huff of air through my bloated cheeks. "My pleasure but I'm afraid it isn't for good news" my brows furrowed in confusion, I really didn't need more of this right now. "I just got word that the Jigalians blocked our trade routes. The carts we sent to supply grain to the neighboring villages that were affected by drought have all been held hostage by them. They demand an audience with both of you at their desired location. They said they would send a carriage to bring the two of you" he finished looking between Darius and I.