Chapter 656: 650: Star Domain

Chapter 656: Chapter 650: Star Domain

“Well, well, who’d have thought that you’d show up here. Seems like I underestimated you.” The man wore a peculiar smile on his face, making a clucking sound as he spoke.

“There’s a lot you didn’t expect, do you really think you call the shots in this galaxy?” Finn Lewis chuckled coolly and retorted. There were plenty of people here, but most kept their distance from them. Clearly, they knew who the man Lewis was dealing with represented.

“Heh, whether I call the shots isn’t important. What is surprising is that you, a native from a primitive planet, have been given a chance to rise up. I thought you’d die on that planet. But looking at it now, this scenario is a lot more interesting than I had expected. It’s intriguing to anticipate what’s next.” The man laughed lightly before continuing his words.

“Oh, I’m sorry to disappoint you, but I’m very much alive,” responded Lewis. Crowds gathered, seeming to enjoy the spectacle. The spectacle drew attention from humans regardless of the level of technology available, with what appeared to be members of the media filming from the outskirts of the throng.

But Lewis couldn’t control these affairs, so he just had to take things as they came.

“Did he really come from a primitive planet?”

“How can a person from a primitive planet make it here?”

However, nobody knows where this main server is specifically located. Apparently, even within the Supervisory Bureau, the location can only be revealed with a command signed by all ten bureau chiefs and three fleet commanders. However, since the third fleet of the Supervisory Bureau does not exist, it’s basically impossible for anyone to find out the exact whereabouts of the server.

Yet, every year, the Federation allots a lot of military expenses to maintain the server of Star Field. The entire Star Field acts as the identification system of the Federation, and anyone can register an account using their gene identification code and family emblem, for which they’ll receive a personal AI.

Unlike the AI that you buy from the market, this AI is your real personal AI. Depending on your identity, whether you’re nobility, royalty, or a civilian, the intelligence level of the allocated AI varies. This is equivalent to your identification. This personal AI can assist you in many ways: applying for federal benefits, performing tasks that require identity verification, and so on.

However, the AI that you buy from the market, although it can also log onto the Star Field network, cannot perform functions related to official departments. In other words, registering with your gene identification code and family emblem is like getting a national ID, while the one you buy from the market is an unregister or a ‘black household’.

In daily use, there’s no difference between the two types, but when it comes to executing operations that require identity verification, only registered AIs can perform these operations. You can only have one registered AI, but you can have countless unregistered AIs as long as you have the money. However, there seems to be no particular advantage in owning multiple ones.

Anyway, there are many rules and regulations involved. Lewis had just skimmed through some of them. As a member of the royal family, naturally, he could get an AI with a higher intelligence level.

Taking Monty’s advice, Lewis made his way to one of the departments in the main hall to register. Unlike other departments, this one was run entirely by humanoid AI, resembling the Star Bank that Lewis had previously visited.

Upon entering the hall, Monty was asked not to go inside. Being prepared for such circumstances, Monty was not taken aback and waited outside after informing Lewis. Meanwhile, Lewis followed a humanoid AI inside.