C19 I Simply Dont Give A F*ck

President Thomas, intrigued by the presentation, inquired about the implications of such a profound shift in their workforce.

"While the benefits are clear, we must consider the impact on employment and our social structures. How do we ensure that this transition is beneficial to all our citizens?"

Ivan acknowledged the concern.

"Adopting this technology will indeed require a thoughtful approach to integration. The Imperium can provide guidance on best practices for transitioning to a robot-assisted economy, including retraining programs and social adaptation strategies."

Secretary-General Ngozi Adelaja added,

"We must also consider the ethical aspects of using such advanced AI. We need assurances that these robots will be used responsibly and in accordance with our values."

Ivan assured them,

"The Imperium's technology is developed with strict ethical guidelines. We prioritize safety, privacy, and ethical AI usage."

The other leaders expressed their thoughts, ranging from excitement about the technological leap to concerns about cultural and economic adjustments.

The dialogue shifted between cautious optimism and critical assessment of the potential challenges.

As the discussion progressed for g*ds know how long to no avail I finally had enough of Thraes leader's Indecisiveness.

"So do we have a deal or not?"

I asked my voice containing traces of anger.

"We need to discuss this extensively, the possible re..."

Before Thomas could finish his words I stood up and smashed my clenched fist Into the table causing It to go straight through.

"That's it I've had enough of youre bulls*it If you can't make up youre minds there will be ones who can, I guarantee that In a week's time, youre businessmen will have you by youre balls that you simply lack, we're finished here let's go!"

I barked as I stood up and put on my gloves and hat while Wolf put on my coat for me, the still shocked at the display of my superhuman strength leaders could only watch In silence as I and my soldiers left the hall.

Emerging from the summit, I found myself immediately swarmed by a sea of reporters. Their questions, overlapping and insistent, created a cacophony of curiosity.

The Thraen military police, clearly overwhelmed, struggled to maintain order amidst the press's fervor.

"Imperator Dracula, what is your primary goal in visiting Thrae today?"

"Can you elaborate on the nature of the resources and manpower you are seeking from Thrae?"

"How does the Terranum Imperium view Thrae's current environmental and political challenges?"

"What assurances can you provide that Thrae's sovereignty will be respected in any agreements made?"

"Are there any plans for cultural exchange or collaboration beyond resource and manpower agreements?"

"How does the Terranum Imperium plan to address potential language and communication barriers?"

"Imperator, what can you tell us about the Terranum Imperium's own societal structure and governance?"

"Can you comment on the military presence of the Terranum Imperium in our solar system?" 

"Is there a message you wish to convey directly to the people of Thrae?" 

I paused, surveying the scene. The eagerness in the reporters' eyes was palpable, a reflection of Thrae's hunger for answers and insight into the Terranum Imperium's intentions.

Deciding to use this opportunity, I raised my hand, signaling for silence. The crowd hushed, their attention now entirely focused on me.

"Residents of Thrae,"

I began, my voice clear and authoritative, easily carrying over the assembled crowd.

"I offer you an opportunity unlike any other. The Terranum Imperium extends an open invitation for recruitment to all who seek a new beginning, a chance to be part of something greater."

The reporters leaned in, their devices capturing every word, broadcasting my message across the globe.

"We possess technology that defies your current understanding of life and aging. Imagine a world where a 90-year-old can be rejuvenated to the vitality of a 20-year-old. This is not a promise of the distant future; it is a reality we can offer now."

Murmurs rippled through the crowd, a mix of disbelief and wonder at the audacious claim. The idea of reversing aging, a feat that seemed straight out of science fiction, was now being presented as a tangible possibility.

"In exchange for your commitment to the Imperium, we offer citizenship within our borders, access to our advanced medical technologies, and a chance to be part of an interstellar community."

I paused, allowing the weight of my words to sink in.

"This is more than just an offer of longevity; it's an invitation to join a civilization that values strength, innovation, and progress. We welcome those who wish to contribute to our empire, to share in our journey across the stars."

The reporters erupted into a frenzy of questions, their excitement evident.

This announcement was more than just news; it was a paradigm shift, a challenge to Thrae's understanding of life and society. 

"Imperator, how does this rejuvenation technology work? Is it safe for all ages?"

"Will those who join the Terranum Imperium be required to serve in your military forces?"

"What kind of rights and freedoms can recruits expect as citizens of the Terranum Imperium?"

"How will this recruitment impact Thrae's workforce and economy? Are there any long-term plans for integration?"

"Can families join together, and what provisions are there for their accommodation and integration?"

"Is this technology available for civilian use on Thrae, or is it exclusive to those who join the Imperium?"

"What does the Terranum Imperium expect in return for granting citizenship and access to this technology?"

"How will you ensure the cultural and social integration of Thraens into the Terranum Imperium?"

"Are there any ethical considerations or limitations in the application of this rejuvenation technology?"

This time I chose to answer the questions one by one.

"Our rejuvenation technology fundamentally optimizes the genetic makeup. As per my medical department, we can extend a Thraen's lifespan to up to 300 years, effectively revolutionizing your understanding of aging."

"Citizens from Thrae joining the Terranum Imperium won't be obligated to enlist in our military forces, provided their skills are more valuable in civilian sectors. However, those without applicable skills will have to If they want to receive citizenship. This applies equally to both men and women from the age of 18; in my Imperium, we uphold absolute gender equality."

"In the Terranum Militarium, there are no personal rights and freedoms there Is only duty to the Imperium. Our governance model draws parallels to your ancient Spartan society, valuing discipline and collective strength."

"To be frank, my primary concern isn't the workforce or economic state of Thrae. I simply don't give a f*ck what happens to youre planet."

"Families are indeed welcome to join together, but this will be a subsequent phase, once we have established our lunar colony. The initial focus is on individual contributions to the Imperium."

"Access to our advanced medical technology, including the life-extension treatments, is a privilege reserved for citizens of the Terranum Imperium."

"My expectations for those who join us are straightforward: unwavering loyalty to my leadership and a commitment to the collective progress of the Imperium."

"Adaptation to our way of life is a gradual process. New citizens will acclimatize over time, embracing the values and practices of the Imperium."

"There are no age limitations for undergoing genetic resequencing. In fact, the process is more effective the younger the individual, making it feasible even for embryos."

Dracula answered the questions one by one while the Internet got flooded with netizen's comments once again.