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

<passage>:
impossible for an outlander to be, brought angry crowds to surround of the Universal Holy Empire of Sunda. He ignored the snarling, the We control it adequately, and we live in peace. Empire that was rightfully ours away from us, through trickery, were unable to take over the Sectors we control. We are still powerful. And soon we will be all-powerful. "The Sundans, for example, In company with you Earthlings, that is." had heard about creatures that slavered, but he had never before seen it done. These humanoids had idea that, with our help, you can conquer planets without the necessity of destroying them, and thereby demonstrated an elaborate air of unconcern that he felt sure was entirely wasted on these monsters. that your people may desire in order to feel safe, and we will guarantee them an equal share in the government of the Galaxy." try any kind of double-cross, we will be able to use our own methods—which you cannot prevent—to send one of those bombs here to "We wouldn't use the bombs lightly, to be sure, because of what would happen to Earth. And don't think that blowing up our planet would save you, because we naturally wouldn't keep the bombs on Earth. How does that sound to ourselves. You Earthlings will make very satisfactory allies. What you request will be provided without delay. Meanwhile, I see no reason Vegan in lordly trappings. great interest for a few moments. "It's customary to genuflect expected to take what you Earthlings have to offer without giving anything in return. I never had any such ideas. I have not underestimated you to be ignorant of those niceties customary among civilized peoples." exclamation of protest. "Oh, nothing that would give us a chance to duplicate it—just enough to indicate how we can make use of it, along with you—enough to allow us to begin to make intelligent plans to beat the claws off the Master Race." possible," he said. "It was only decided yesterday, back on Earth, that I would be the one to make from Earth to break through our blockade and come here. Most of my advisors—even Ggaran here—thought I am the leader of one of the mightiest peoples in the Galaxy, whereas there are scarcely six "We offer you partnership with us to take over the rule of the Galaxy from the Sunda—the so-called Master Race." trillion people, half of them of my own race. And yet I tell you that it would be an equal partnership." commented drily. "Since this is a very important occasion, I think it best that we numbering a total of perhaps a hundred thousand individuals. They showed many signs of an ability to reason, but a complete lack of civilization. While these creatures could by no means be classed among the intelligent races, there was a general expectation, cohort of troops, pikes at the ready and bows strapped to their backs, leaped forward and formed a shrill two-tone note, using both his speaking and his eating orifices. A reached a high enough civilization to be useful—if you were going to. "Intelligence is very rare in the Galaxy. In all, it has been found only fifteen times. The other races develop. It took the quickest of them just under a million years. One such race we left uncontrolled too long—but no matter. "You Earthlings, in defiance of all expectation and all reason, have exploded into space. You have developed development. As an Earthling, you have heard of the details of the first expedition of your people into been activated, for the first time in Earth's history, and, for the The men of Earth had decided that it should work in theory. They "You see," said Ggaran complacently, "we have very little trouble with civilians who violate this particular "That's the trouble with these requirements of civilization. The men of my immediate guard must practice bows and arrows, which they seldom get an opportunity to use. It would never do for them to use modern weapons on occasions of ceremony, of course." "Of course," said Crownwall, from their destination, they had been shocked to find more than two score alien ships of space closing in on them—ships that race—the Master Race—also enjoy the type of civilization you have just had demonstrated were swifter and more maneuverable than their own. These ships Your Effulgence, does the Emperor's had rapidly and competently englobed a shudder of distaste. "Tell me, Although caught by surprise, the Earthmen had acted swiftly. Crownwall recalled the discussion—the council of war, they just witnessed! They are really quite unfit to rule. They can scarcely be called civilized at all. But we had called it—and their unanimous will soon put a stop to all of that—your they had returned to Earth as swiftly as they had departed. Earth had immediately prepared for war against her unknown enemy. "Your reaction was savage," said Ggaran, his tentacles stiffening with shock at the memory. "You bloody-minded Earthlings must have been aware of the terrible danger." "The action you took was too swift and too foolhardy to be believed. You knew that you could have destroyed not only yourself, but also could also have wrecked the planet itself and the ships and those of my own race who manned them. We had tried to contact you, but since you had not developed subspace selection systems combined, but it had the great advantage of being almost undetectable in use. It "Would that have been so bad?" said Ggaran. "We can't tolerate wild and warlike races running free and uncontrolled in the Galaxy. Once was enough for that." said, "we gave you full plenipotentiary powers, so I suppose we'll a matter of fact, we didn't expect to have much trouble, even after your surprising action. Of course, it took us a little time to react. We located your planet quickly enough, have to stand behind your agreements—especially treaty with a Vegan. They sound when you acted so precipitously. As send ambassadors, you had already plan of yours. It's only a question of time before they'll find some way around it, and then—poof—we'll organized a not inconsiderable defense. Your drones blew up our unmanned blow you up, but by that time I the Vegans hadn't appeared yet. "that you might be useful to me—that deliberately kill anything—but I'd be mighty surprised if we didn't find a change is, that we might be useful to just to quarantine you. When we had used your radio system to teach a few of you the Universal had decided," said His Effulgence, "With his usual lack of imagination, he felt sure that we were safe what you had already done, I suspected it wouldn't be long before one of you amazing Earthlings would dream up some device or show up on our planet. So I've been waiting for you, and here you are." "It was the thinking of a genius," murmured Ggaran. "All right, then, genius, here I creatures that rule the Galaxy—are usurpers. They have no rights to their position of power. Our race is much older than theirs. We were alone when we found the Sundans—a primitive tribe, grubbing in the mud at the edge of their shallow them develop to the point where, in their inferior way, they were able to reason, almost as well as we, The People, can. And then they cheated and intolerable situation. "For more than two million years we have waited for the opportunity for revenge. And now opportunity is at hand." of his teeth subsided instantly at a soothing wave from His Effulgence. "War in space is almost an impossibility," said the aged ruler. "We can destroy planets, of course, conquer them. I rule a total of seven races in my Sector. I rule them, but I don't let them intermingle. Each race settles on the planets that best suit it. Each of large-scale assaults that would result in its capture and subjugation—just as your little Earth can defend itself. "Naturally, each is vulnerable to economic blockade—trade provides a small but vital portion of the

<question>:
Why do the Vegans want the humans to be involved in their political struggle?

<options>:
A They think their numbers will even the fight
B They see the humans as having a complementary skillset
C They are desparate and will try anything to change their situation
D They think the humans can add an unexpected element to their war

<answer>:

D