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On the distant planet Geonosis, a group of treacherous Geonosisians anxiously await Count Dooku's return.

Their plan was to safely move the Death Star plans out of the country, but as time went on, Count Dooku failed to appear.

The clone army tore through the robot defenses like a storm, attacking the stormtroopers while pushing the front line forward, closing in on the fortress.

However, despite the tense situation, Count Dooku remained missing.

The members of the Trade Federation began to realize a harsh truth: Count Dooku may have already lost the battle against the mysterious Jedi.

This sudden turn of events instantly transformed the Death Star plans in their hands into an extremely dangerous hot potato. If the Galactic Republic were to discover these plans, the Trade Federation would directly confront the united Republican Parliament, something they absolutely did not want to see.

The Jedi Order would never stand idly by and watch the Death Star be built right under their noses; they would certainly launch a full-scale attack with all their might.

However, the Trade Federation is not yet powerful enough to challenge the entire galaxy.

They knew that in order to survive in this game of power, they had to first accumulate strength and wait for the right opportunity to challenge the Galactic Republic.

In this predicament, where they were caught in a dilemma and faced numerous difficulties, the trade alliance had been cornered and had nowhere to turn.

Faced with such a predicament, they had no choice but to grit their teeth and send a message to the Stormtrooper Legion, which had already stopped attacking, hoping to find a glimmer of hope at this critical moment.

However, as time passed, the Stormtrooper Legion remained silent, ignoring the Trade Federation's communications requests, as if fate had already abandoned them.

At this moment, the people of the Trade Federation were extremely anxious, and the Stormtrooper Legion had naturally already received their communications.

However, the other party requested to speak directly with their commander, who was currently enjoying the pleasure of hunting "turkeys" in the vast expanse of space.

Thus, the communication was sent to the space fleet like a headless fly, and after some twists and turns, it finally reached Kirsar.

When Kirsar received the communication request, she did not respond immediately, but instead asked the soldier who delivered the message about the specific situation.

After the soldier finished recounting the whole story, Kirsar breathed a sigh of relief.

It turns out that after receiving the communication request, she thought that the Trade Federation had discovered her carefully set up faster-than-light trap.

But now it seems that she was worrying too much.

The Trade Federation was in such a panic not because they had sensed her trap, but because they had not prepared enough escape ships, which left them in such a sorry state when faced with the clone army's fierce attack.

Once Kirsar agreed to the communication request, the members of the Trade Federation answered almost instantly.

They were clearly looking forward to the call, hoping to change their current unfavorable situation through their communication with Kilsarge.

“Your Excellency,” the leaders of the Trade Federation spoke first, their tone urgent, “our fighting is now pointless. Continuing will only cause greater losses to both sides. We should…”

However, before they could finish speaking, they were ruthlessly interrupted by Kearsarge. Kearsarge's voice was icy, revealing an uncompromising attitude: "If you're just here to say these polite words, then there's no need for us to continue talking. Don't take me for a fool; I won't easily believe your empty words."

The trade union members were clearly taken aback by Chilsa's direct rejection and were momentarily at a loss for words.

However, they quickly adjusted their strategy and decided to proceed as originally planned.

“We can provide you with the blueprints for a powerful weapon,” the Trade Federation leaders continued. “This will greatly enhance your strength and give you an absolute advantage in this war.”

Upon hearing this, Kirsaji's heart skipped a beat.

She originally thought the trade alliance was just trying to buy time, but she didn't expect them to have some advanced technology she had never seen before as a bargaining chip.

However, she didn't immediately show interest, but instead replied casually, "Oh? What kind of powerful weapon is it?"

The leaders of the trade federation exchanged glances, then cautiously replied, "That weapon can destroy a planet with a single shot."

Kirsa's eyes narrowed slightly; he was somewhat surprised by the answer.

During this period, as far as she knew, the only weapon capable of destroying a planet was the Death Star.

The fact that the Trade Federation was willing to abandon such blueprints suggests that they have indeed been cornered by the clone army and stormtroopers.

“Foolish,” Kearsarge sneered, “Kill you all, and the stuff will still be mine.”

Her tone revealed a disdain and contempt for the Trade Federation, and she seemed to have no interest in the Death Star.

Kirsa's words struck like a bolt from the blue, plunging the Trade Federation members into silence.

They exchanged glances, silently pondering each other's demands. While they certainly had the ability to destroy the Death Star's blueprints, the consequences of doing so would likely be unimaginable.

If they really destroyed the blueprints, not only would all their previous efforts be in vain, but more importantly, they would likely anger the mastermind behind Count Dooku.

This person's strength is unfathomable, and the Trade Federation does not want to create such a powerful enemy.

After a fierce internal struggle, the leaders of the trade alliance finally decided to compromise.

One of them mustered his courage and asked, "So, sir, besides the Death Star blueprints, what else do you want?"

Kearsarge's lips curled up slightly, revealing a barely perceptible smile.

He said slowly, "I want all your weapon blueprints, including the Death Star, the Conqueror-class heavy cruisers, and other ultimate weapons that have not yet been revealed."

Upon hearing this, the leaders of the trade alliance changed their expressions drastically, and deep fear was revealed in their eyes.

These weapon design drawings are all classified information, and some are still only in the design stage. How did the other side obtain this information?

Despite the astonishment of the crowd, Kearsarge did not back down in the slightest. He warned mercilessly, "Don't try to deceive me, I know everything about you."

Having said that, without closing his left eye, he suddenly opened the eye known as the Eye of Tzeentch.

The pupil of that eye had an eerie blue hue, as if it could see into a person's heart.

This scene sent chills down the spines of the trade alliance's leaders, who felt an unprecedented sense of dread.

“Of course, of course!” the Geonosis alien said, nervously wiping the sweat pouring from his forehead, as if afraid that his promise would not satisfy Kilsaji.

He looked at Khirzaj with trepidation, and continued in a slightly trembling voice, "We will definitely deliver them to you in full as you request."

Upon hearing the other party's reply, Kirsaji's lips curled up slightly, revealing a barely perceptible smile.

She slowly closed her eyes, seemingly savoring the moment of victory.

After a while, she opened her eyes with satisfaction and reached out to turn off the communication device.

With Kirsaj's command given, the Stormtroopers surged towards the Clone Army like a black torrent.

Their firepower was exceptionally fierce, instantly suppressing the clone army's attack on the robots.

Although the clone army was putting up a fierce resistance, their defenses were gradually being breached by the stormtroopers' powerful offensive, and their casualties continued to rise.

At the same time, the Revival-class Star Destroyers and Axis Gun Frigates also advanced, their powerful firepower putting enormous pressure on the Republic Fleet.

The Republic fleet was forced to retreat in succession, eventually being driven out of orbit above Geonosis.

"They've reached an agreement." Yoda stood in the command room, quietly listening to the Republic Navy's report.

His already furrowed brows furrowed even more deeply, as if he were deeply worried about the situation at hand.

Although the Clone Legion's first appearance may end in failure, this has not affected the Republic Council's recognition of the Clone Legion's importance or its vigilance against the enemy threat.

This battle made them realize that the clone army was not only an important force against their enemies, but also the key to maintaining the security of the Republic.