Don’t panic if you get scammed, give him a Desert Eagle instead.

"Don't rush, we must proceed step by step. The first step is crucial, which is to quickly assist in solving the problem. Therefore, the planetary engine is of great significance to Chen Tianfei, but we must ensure that it is foolproof. Our second step is to fully upgrade the launch vehicle—we have an expert in this area, namely Chen Fei. However, their elder brother Chen Hang, the one from your Northwest Base, is even more outstanding."

At this point, Jiang Chuan appeared unusually calm.

"You mean, you want these three brothers to join forces, right?"

"Of course! But I'm not sure if it can be made possible, since Chen Hang's chosen direction is the military industry, which is why he's working with you."

In fact, Chen Hang was also studying planetary thrusters at the moment, but the technical approach they adopted was completely different from Jiang Chuan's.

Their mission is to strive to develop engines with greater thrust, and even to give everyone greater hope in times of crisis. But right now, this premise seems to be more complicated than it appears.

"Don't panic, let's observe further. I still feel there are many points that haven't been clarified."

This might be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and he would never give up hope. Therefore, Jiang Chuan understood perfectly what their current task was.

"Okay! I can transfer Chen Hang over here directly. But from now on, whatever you do, you should try to discuss it with me first. What do you think? Do you want to give it a try?"

"no problem!"

At this moment, everyone had made up their minds. Although they understood that this approach might be fraught with difficulties, it was still a rare opportunity for them, and they would never give up such a great hope.

On the other hand, Jiang Chuan is also working hard. If they can help everyone handle all the procedures as soon as possible, their mission will be basically complete.

And so, they were fully prepared mentally.

After nearly two weeks of continuous effort, the planetary thruster project has finally entered the assembly phase. Based on test results, the current test outcomes are quite satisfactory.

"We anticipate it will take five days to assemble the first planetary thruster. According to our calculations, the launch vehicle will be provided by the nation of Atlantis."

On the Atlantean side, Tony was the designer of the vehicle. After all, everyone's understanding of the current situation was not in-depth.

The reason is simple: of the original rocket research team in Atlantis, less than 30% are still in service.

In addition, the aid from their richest man in the world—while alleviating some of the problems to some extent—still leaves the actual situation far from optimistic.

Based on the data they have provided so far, although the final launch site is set in Kyushu, there are still some concerns about this rocket technology.

"To be honest, in terms of rocket technology, Atlantis is still a bit weaker. I think Kyushu is giving us face this time. However, the final assembly of this kind of rocket will definitely have to be done in Kyushu. If all else fails, we might as well just do it there."

By this point, Tony was too tired to bother with anything else.

"Of course not. Our country's rocket technology is quite advanced. What would we do if they stole our core technology?"

One scientist still expressed his concerns with deep worry.

"Guys, can we be realistic?" At this critical moment, everyone seemed very anxious, but it was clear that Tony was at his wit's end.

"We currently lack both technology and data, and we have to start from basic research. But time waits for no one. I'd like to know, since the most mature technology is in Kyushu, just across the ocean, why can't we directly adopt their solutions? Besides, are they some kind of monster? I find our cooperation and communication with them to be very smooth and pleasant. Don't you think so?"

Against this backdrop, the situation took another turn for the better. But the most crucial issue is that some people still seem oblivious to the status quo.

"I don't know how to resolve these differences, but I'm certain that given our current situation, it will be extremely difficult to move the plan forward smoothly. You should also be aware of the overall environment we face. Is it really necessary to be so explicit?"

As it turns out, their current situation is indeed quite precarious. But if things are arranged properly, they might eventually find someone to rely on.

"I don't care about all that anymore, you can do whatever you want. If you insist on assembling it in Atlantis, then I'm withdrawing from this project."

These words shocked everyone. Tony was a key figure in the team; if he really withdrew, the consequences would be unimaginable. The crucial point was that even President Jones had given the green light, yet these scientists remained hesitant, always believing their technology was something extraordinary.

Therefore, Tony believed that there was no point in cooperating with such short-sighted people. He recalled that the happiest times were when he worked with Chen Tianfei.

Left with no other choice, the scientists ultimately had to compromise. After gaining the team's approval, they decided to share the technical data and traveled with everyone to the experimental center in Kyushu.

At this time, the team responsible for rocket development, led by Chen Fei, was carrying out final preparations.

Surprisingly, Chen Feifei also personally participated in the project. This atmosphere of unity and cooperation inspired everyone present.

"My God, I never expected things to take such a turn for the better. Were we really too narrow-minded? If so, what should we do to make amends?"

Clearly, after witnessing everyone's enthusiastic work, the scientist finally rediscovered a long-lost sense of mission.

"First of all, thank you very much for coming. We have made all the preparations and only hope to gain your approval. We ask for nothing more, but I am sure that, given our current situation, we must resolve this issue as soon as possible."

"Ok!"

And so, everyone began to proceed step by step according to the established plan. But the biggest challenge was how exactly should everyone operate? If the various problems that might arise were not properly resolved, the consequences would be unimaginable.

At this moment, Jiang Chuan also came to Tony in person.

"Gentlemen, I know you're worried about keeping your technology confidential. I can sign an agreement with you directly and help you apply for patents in China. How about that?"

"You are emboldening them."

Tony was very unhappy about this.

"Why apply for a patent for such outdated technology? What's so innovative about it? I want to know, what makes you think your technology is the most advanced?"

As he spoke, Tony demonstrated Kyushu's current rocket technology to the group, leaving the scientists in awe. (End of Chapter)