Listening to everyone’s words, the King of Origin was able to discern a lot. Mainly, from what he understood, there existed the issue that always existed. Different cultures, different beliefs, different goals, clashing against another. However, it showed the rifts and challenges, and gave him a good idea of what to go for.
“Well good delegates of the Imperium” Alexandrius said, in a polite and friendly tone without seeming too friendly or suck up. “I think that we should take care to deal with dangerous pestilence for sure. However, we also cannot risk an entire population by false rumors and accusations either. If there is indeed a threat, it should be dealt with, but action should not be taken because someone claims something. An entire innocent population should not be oppressed or spied on because of the actions of a few. Worlds and their cultures should be allowed to flourish without fear”.
He looked towards the other delegates, making sure to look in everyone’s eyes as he spoke.
“And during times of war, people should have alternate places to seek refuge. If their worlds are burning, then rather then head to another home that is burning or overcrowded, they should have options. And no one should be bullied or strongarmed by a greater power into giving up their culture, their chance at being a beacon of hope”.
And then he looked back at the Imperium. “How is this then? Your ships would be allowed to assist in a galactic network of Chaos sensors that would be spread, with the data being visible and determined by all involved nations in this treaty, and you would be allowed to eliminate the Chaos before it reaches our worlds? In exchange, should it be allowed to escape your abilities, you would have to allow the owners a chance to deal with it first on their own worlds. It is their worlds anyways, so their responsibility. And you would help support and defend any Independent and Refugee worlds that need it, so that good innocent people have places to go away from the Chaos, or any other troubles that plague them”.
And then, he looked back at the tensions that seemed to be rising from the Taiyou's actions, at least with the Continuum, but thought that the introduction of Geishas would possibly also aggrivate the Imperium, who just warned against doing anything other then directly negotiating.
"And as for trade, perhaps this is a golden opportunity for the Imperium also. Since when you finally finish, and are no longer in war, you would already have a better economy set up for those times. A chance for you to get an early lead on that. And as trade benefits both nations, it could only be a good thing to build between both of you to help forge peace. And as the Continuum has said, equal trade that benefits both is best. However, what each person values and discards are different, based on their needs and desires. So then, Madam Tet'ris, to help ensure such trades, I would think it could only help us all if you assisted in the examination and assertation of each nations currency, values for common resources and products between us all, and help build a galactic trade standard of sorts".
In other words, he was basically thinking of making all the trade they would be doing simpler from the start, while making sure it was fair, and to the Continuumm's liking. After all, establishing what matters to each other, it would also help build common ground. They would understand each other better, and that would lead to becoming able to peacefully interact with each other. Of course, he doubted he would be able to get everything through on his own, but if he could get at least some things through, or get others on board, unite them through the ideas, then he reckoned they stood a great shot at building peace.
And then, the Aschen spoke. Alexandrius could not help but wonder why he would bring this up at this stage, but it could only be of help to his own goals, given the situation.
"Well now, that is strange...Arden, tell me. Have there been made any report, given any request, for aid up until right at this moment?"
Arden quickly looked through his notes, and then checked an almost idiotically heavily encrypted device. "No sir, it appears the Aschen never once reported it, requested an investigation, or went through the proper channels to request for their people to investigate".
"I see. Well then, I do not see why this would need to bring up forcing anyone to comply if one has not even made a request yet. Rather, unauthorized action on a sovreign world, without even so much as a heads up, for a matter like this? Generally speaking, its better to ask before doing such things, as it would show a serious lack of trust and ability to properly respect borders and governments".
Making sure he spoke politely and unaggressively, he even made sure to not even utter the word "you", which subconsciously can sometimes be associated with blame and negativity.
"In the first place, no government, especially of independent and refugee worlds, should ever be forced to comply with demands, especially when they are not given fairly and respectfully. Rather, requests should be made, diplomatic options taken. As for treaty enforcement, there are methods such as an increase in taxes and fines, embargoment of goods, things like that. But people should not be made to live in fear, and force and compelling is not what should be used. Instead, use gifts, diplomatic capital you have earned up, or such other ways to secure assistance for such matters. That is what has lead to countless wars and violence, and that is waht we are here to stop".
As Alexandrius turned to the Mauhasinians, Arden noticed for a moment a strange transmission, but rather then pursue what he might be unable to recover, as it was only a single one, he decided to focus on his main duties and look for anything more rash.
"As for what we can bring to trade, I do think that is a fair point to bring up. Surely, we all have our own naturally growing fruits and vegetables, sweets and delicacies in our nations, at least most of us should. Those would likely be valued a great deal in each other's nations. And it does not have to just be the trade of produced and manufactured goods. Raw resources, like steel, tungsten, and such. Games and entertainment. I can safely say that Origin can bring all of that to the table. But tell us, what have you thought about all this, as the one who kept silent the most so far?" Alexandrius questioned, leading the conversation to the Mauhasinians.