::: The Three Party Accord :::
Mankind
left their home to travel the stars on massive Arks meant to preserve them and
carry them into the future. When the
Arks landed, humanity was freed from their frozen sleep to colonize new planets
and to build a new future for themselves from the resources they found. What they found, however, was not uninhabited
planets with unknown flora and fauna.
Instead, they found the ruins of another civilization that came before them,
a civilization that they would in time come to call, “The Guides.”
Guide ruins
became an integral part to the progress of mankind. Using the hyper-advanced Guide technology as
a blueprint, mankind came to populate not only the planets which they had
landed on, but other planets found in nearby star systems. The Olympic Republic, the largest and oldest
of the three space governments that have been formed, also has the deepest
reservoir of Guide technology and ruins to draw on. To account for this, and to promote the equal
distribution of Guide technology and thus the equal pursuit of human life and
happiness, Guide ruins were recognized as a right that all governments have
access to, and so the Three-Party Accord was formed.
Brought
about by the sudden shift in power that was created when the Federation left
the Republic, the Accord was a way for the Republic to maintain their grip on
the galaxy. Recognizing that, in the
vacuum left in the Federation’s absence, they could not adequately fight a war
on two fronts, they could, however, horde the technology that they already had
while also hobbling their opponents in their own acquisition. The Accord, as it is written, allows the
Republic to keep whatever developments they made before the Accord happened but
also entitles them to access to any new findings made after the Accord had been
signed.
As for the
other two governments, they were forced to sign the Accord to remain
competitive. While more and more Guide
ruins are being found every year, the original few that were found, recognized,
and researched were done so by Olympic scientists. When the schisms happened between the
Asgardian Federation and the Olympic Republic, the newfound Federation would
have struggled to maintain relevancy in a world of Gigas Armors. The Alliance, which was finding and
developing its own Guide rich planets, signed to maintain the balance of power
between the three.
The Accord,
while imperfect, has been publicly valuable, even if it is secretly
ignored. Many governments hire private
contractors to do their research for them now, freeing them from the
responsibility of lying while also allowing them to benefit from what is found.
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