Read the following passage and questions, then choose the right answer from options, the answer should be one of A, B, C, D.

<passage>:
extradition, anything in order to speed up my return to Cupia, where Lilla awaits in some dire extremity.” “All right,” Doggo wrote, and the conference was at an end. The morrow would decide the ascendancy of Myles Cabot or the Prince Yuri over the new continent. IV “It’s too bad that Myles Cabot can’t see this!” The next morning Myles Cabot was led under guard to the council chamber of the dread thirteen: Formis and her First the accusation was read, Myles being furnished with a written copy. had served in the wars in which Cabot had twice freed Cupia from the domination of its Formian oppressors. They spoke with bitterness of the downfall of their beloved he was then quietly visiting at my farm, after five earth-years he had led the Cupians to victory over their oppressors, a human-brained race of gigantic black ants. He had driven the last ant from the face of continental Poros, and had won and wed the Princess Lilla, who had borne him a son to occupy the throne of Cupia. While at my farm Cabot had rigged up a huge radio set and a matter-transmitting apparatus, with which he had spent on the planet Venus, where, by the aid of radio, Formia. Their testimony was brief. Then the accused was asked if he wished to say anything in his own behalf. Myles rose, then shrugged his shoulders, of the return of Myles Cabot to the planet Minos. to him suspected that he had gone back across the boiling seas to claim as his own the throne of Cupia. But we hesitated to announce this until we were sure, for we feared that some of our own people would regard his departure as boiling seas again.” of the first part of his adventures on Venus. Some further “Yuri, usurper of the thrones of two continents. Bah!” shouted Emu. adventures Myles had told me in person during his stay “Give us a queen of our own race,” shouted Fum. “Release the prisoner,” shouted the Queen. And that is all that Myles learned of the conversation, “Yuri, our rightful leader,” shouted Barth. “It is a lie!” Doggo shouted. With one bound he gained the throne, where fighting was already in progress between the two factions. Barth Seizing one of the pikes which supported the scarlet canopy, Myles wrenched it loose and drove it into the thorax Myles Cabot had left on my farm. Myles’s own account of the amazing adventures on the planet Venus (or Poros, as its own inhabitants call it,) Myles Cabot had returned to the earth to study the latest developments of modern terrestrial science for the benefit of the Cupian nation. He was the regent of Cupia during the minority of his baby son, King Kew the Thirteenth. The loyal Prince Toron occupied the throne in his absence. The last of the ant-men and their ally, the renegade Cupian Prince Yuri, had presumably perished in an attempt to escape by flying through the steam-clouds which completely hem in continental Poros. What lay beyond the had been brewing all that evening, and just as Myles had placed himself between the coordinate axes of his machine befriended him on his previous visit. Could it be that all his adventures in Cupia had been naught but a dream a recurring dream, in fact? Were his had contrived and built during his previous visit to that planet, so as to talk with Cupians and Formians, both of shorthand on the silver sands the message: “Myles Cabot, “What, again?” scratched Myles, then made a sign of submission. His heart glowed with the warmth of homecoming. What mattered it that he was now a prisoner, in the hands (or, rather, claws) of his old enemies, the Formians? He had been their prisoner before, and had escaped. Once more he could escape, and rescue the Princess Lilla. Cupia? And where was their former leader, Yuri, the renegade Cupian prince? These and a hundred other similar questions flooded in 12 Turning to Doggo, Myles extended his left palm, and advanced menacingly toward Myles, but Doggo held them blue-eyed, golden-haired Lilla, Crown Princess of Cupia. The earth-man sighed. Where was his beloved wife now? That she needed his help was certain. He must therefore it eagerly, but before he could begin writing an ant entered bearing a Cupian toga, short-sleeved and bordered with Grecian wave designs in blue. Myles put on this garment, and then quickly filled a sheet with questions: “How is my princess and my son, the baby king? Whence in which Myles Cabot had shot to earth the account Myles, who read as follows: “As to your princess and your son, I know not, for this is not Cupia. Do you remember how, when your victorious of Cupia, splendid even in defeat. “It was his brain that conceived our daring plan of escape. If there were other lands beyond the boiling seas, Cupian race, then there we might prosper and raise up a new empire. At the worst we should merely meet death in New Formia. But how is it that you, Myles Cabot, have arrived here on this continent in exactly the same manner and condition in which I discovered you in When Myles reached the end of reading this narrative, he in turn took the pad and stylus and related how he had “Yes,” his captor replied, “for Queen Formis did not survive the trip across the boiling seas.” “Then what of your empire?” Myles inquired. “No queen. No eggs. How can your race continue? For you Formians are like the ants on my own planet Minos.” performed in their own country the duties assigned to men among the Cupians. Furthermore, all Formians, save only the reigning Formis herself, were called by the Porovian pronoun, which corresponds to “he” in English. When Myles had somewhat recovered from his astonishment, he warmly congratulated his friend by patting him on the side of the head, as is the Porovian custom. fact, it merely intensifies Yuri’s mistrust and hatred of me. Now that I am mother of the queen, he fears that I may turn against him and establish Formis in his place as the head of an empire of the Formians, by the Formians, and for the Formians exclusively.” “Why don’t you?” Myles wrote. It seemed to him to be a bully good idea, and incidentally a solution of his own And again Doggo tore up the correspondence. Myles tactfully changed the subject. Myles Cabot seized his pad and stylus and wrote: a cause, or a friend?” “No,” Doggo replied. “Then,” Myles wrote, “let us make your daughter queen in fact as well as in name.” “It is treason,” Doggo wrote in reply, but this time he Is it treason to support your own queen? What has become of the national pride of the once great Formians? Look! I pledge myself to the cause of Formis, rightful Queen of Formia. Formis, daughter of Doggo! What say you?” the queen?” The ant-man indicated that he could. “If she has inherited any of your character,” Myles continued, “she will assert herself, if given half a chance.” So the Pitmanesque conversation continued. Long since had whom Myles had ever known among the once dominant race of Poros. the council, whom I have won over to the cause of my daughter, will raise the objection that Yuri is not our king. This will be the signal for the proclaiming of Queen Formis. “I will waive anything,” Myles replied, “counsel, immunity,

<question>:
What did Myles Cabot do to establish his relationship with the peoples of Venus?

<options>:
A Myles built radios for both the Formian and Cupian people, for which each are eternally grateful.
B Myles helped resolve a violent dispute between the Cupians and the Formians, helping the Formians to victory over the Cupians.
C Myles helped resolve a violent dispute between the Cupians and the Formians, helping the Cupians to victory over the Formians.
D Myles usurped the Formian throne and took a Cupian for his wife in order to solidify his power over both peoples.

<answer>:

C