The arrival of the interstellar soldiers didn't have much impact on the Governor's Camp.
Even the people on the wasteland had heard of The Emperor's Angels. Before the planet was shattered, their stories were enduringly popular, showing up in texts and visual images. Now, in the post-war era, those things were gone, but 'stories' themselves still existed. The older generation told the younger generation, who passed it on to the next, and so on...
This made people under the Governor curious when they saw the interstellar soldiers, and they couldn't help but look over repeatedly.
But, as characteristic of wastelanders, they were sensitive and timid toward danger.
They only dared to watch from afar, not daring to be too bold or direct with their gazes, to avoid angering these giants who could crush them with a mere slap.
And the interstellar soldiers... honestly, were already incredibly used to this kind of attention.
As for the impact on the camp's development...
