Abnormal crossing

Chapter 79 My buddy is also a rich man
".I see."

After listening to Milo's introduction, Gu Wei touched his chin thoughtfully.

Milo's expression and tone at this time made Gu Wei subconsciously think of his mother who had grabbed discounted goods in the supermarket before he traveled through time.
So if I understand correctly.

It seems like my buddy probably estimated that he had picked up a super-big bargain?
more importantly.

There is a high probability that Gu Wei will transform into a mecha in the future. At that time, the existence of an excellent auxiliary intelligent computer will become very important - who knows if Gu Wei will also die if the Fisherman's Wrath is destroyed?
The Chongyi aliens can make up for Gu Wei's lack of data analysis and tactical formulation. Gu Wei's survival rate in the battlefield can be increased by ten times, a hundred times or even a thousand times. It's not an exaggeration. There's no other way. Gu Wei's basic value is too low.
Figured this out.

Gu Wei no longer hesitated and nodded immediately: "Then I have no problem, Captain."

"Smart!" Milo patted Gu Wei's shoulders twice, and he seemed even more excited than Gu Wei: "Let's go back and sign the contract!"

joke
Gu Wei doesn't know the value of the Chongyi aliens, so how could Milo, a veteran, not understand?

If that translator fell into Banzi's hands, that unscrupulous businessman would even sell it for a sky-high price!
Granted, Big Eyes' nominal 'boss' is Gu Wei, but it's reasonable for him to occasionally work overtime and help out with some work at Puleng Puleng.
Milo returned to his original place humming a little tune and exchanged a few words with Jin, then quickly turned around and left the scene.

Two or three minutes passed.

Meow Meow flew to Gu Wei on a few sheets of paper as if riding a magic carpet: "Here, this is the contract, take a look - no problem, sign it, and I'll change it into a consciousness version and send it to Big Eyeball."

Gu Wei took the folded paper and took a look at it, and found that the content was basically the same as what Big Eyes had mentioned before, but it was a little more detailed.

For example, the agreed term of employment was fifty years, and it was clearly stated that if there was no possibility of escaping from the translator after 70% of the term, or thirty-five years, Big Eyes had the right to terminate the contract, and Flutter Flutter would return the translator to the group of Chongyi messengers.

It is not known whether it is to protect the privacy of [military treatment], but the contract signed by both parties only stipulates that the salary range is 70% of the salary of Chongyi aliens in the military, and does not explicitly mention the relevant figures.

Of course, there are some exemption clauses in the contract.

For example, if Big Eyes returns to the tribe, he cannot retaliate against the fleet, and the various scenarios are planned in great detail, which can be understood as a disclaimer of the exhaustive method.

Beyond that, the contract only contained some minor details - such as the songs that Big Eyeball requested, and even stipulated details such as sound quality and stereo.
Gu Wei read the contract over and over again, and after making sure there was no problem, he signed his name.

Then Meeme took the contract and fiddled with it in her hands for a while. The stack of papers turned into a visual data fragment and flew into the translator.

Another half minute passed.

Gu Wei seemed to hear a subtle "click" sound, and a feeling of activating the Internet platform came to his mind.

It is clear.

Big Eyes also signed another form of contract.

as predicted.

Meow Meow nodded quickly: "The agreement has been signed successfully and will take effect immediately."

At the same time, Gu Wei heard a voice with a look of great disappointment in his eyes: "God of God, I'm really screwed this time - little guy, I'm selling you half of my life, remember to settle your salary on time."

Gu Wei nodded subconsciously and was about to speak when he suddenly realized something: "Hey, big eyeball, are you communicating with your consciousness?"

"Yes, it's consciousness communication," Big Eyeball explained leisurely, "Consciousness communication is one of the basic abilities of Chongyi messengers, but it is different from the wall-hanging abilities of the Vera elves - we can only complete consciousness communication in relatively close areas, and the other party can actively close it."

Gu Wei blinked: "Actively close it?"

"That's right," Big Eyes hummed casually: "You just have to say 'OMG' silently, the switch is pronounced this way - okay, I'm going to listen to music, don't bother me if there's nothing else." After saying that.

The translator suddenly fell silent.

Seeing this, Gu Wei could only shrug his shoulders. He really didn't understand the world of conscious life.

Click.
Just as Big Eyeball was hanging up.

Milo, who had disappeared for a while, walked out of a room again and threw something to Gu Wei: "Here, Gu Wei, keep this thing."

Gu Wei took it and found that it was a round metal piece similar to a game coin. There were some words he couldn't recognize written on the front, and a simple picture of a majestic building was engraved on the back.

Gu Wei played with the metal piece and looked at Milo: "Captain, this is..."

Milo nodded his chin towards Gu Wei's wrist: "You'll know if you put it on the crew bracelet."

Bracelet?

Gu Wei flipped the metal piece twice more and placed it on the crew member's bracelet according to Milo's instructions.

call out.
The moment it touched the bracelet, the metal piece turned into a ball of light and disappeared.

At the same time, a reminder sounded from Gu Wei's bracelet:

[Your Starry Sky account with the last number 114514 earned contribution points by transferring money]

Gu Wei was stunned when he heard this, and after he came to his senses, he quickly looked at Milo again.

"Keep it, this is what you deserve." Seeing Gu Wei's blank expression, Milo smiled heartily: "Xiren and Honey already know what happened, I took advantage of it... ahem, I argued for an extra contribution point."

"According to the rules of our fleet, this kind of special situation involving personal behavior is not counted in the team dividends. As a middleman, I am eligible to take 10% of the hard work fee. After all, I was the one who handled all the wrangling. However, considering that this is your first non-business income, I will not take this money."

"The contribution points transferred to you are the balance after deducting Big Eyeball's one-year salary. You can distribute them as you wish. Of course, I suggest you give everyone a red envelope and buy a few bottles of drinks for Nono. After all, the little guy is taking the blame for you."

Looking at Milo who was talking eloquently, Gu Wei's expression seemed a little dazed.

Five hundred contribution points
He had heard Kai mention contribution points in "Mech Overlord". It was a universal currency similar to Alliance Coin. The exchange rate between the two sides had been maintained at 1:100 for a long time, and even if there were fluctuations, it was only a few tenths of a point.

In other words, these 500 contribution points can be exchanged for 50,000 Alliance Coins in cash at any time.

To know.

Milo had only spent over 1200 Alliance Coins to buy the Fisherman's Fury, and Gu Wei's crew salary was only per month.
In other words.

The value of these 500 contribution points is equivalent to Gu Wei's income for four years.
Even earlier, a Servant Drone cost only 100 Alliance Coins, and 100 Servant Drones could sweep across the Earth in two hours.
"Oh, right." Then Gu Wei thought of something and looked up at Milo: "Captain, how much is Big Eyeball's salary?"

After deducting Big Eyeball’s one-year salary, there are still 50,000 Alliance coins left. It seems that the salary of the Chongyi aliens is not very high?

“Oh, you’re asking about Big Eyeball’s salary,” Milo stroked his chin and said casually:
"If calculated in Alliance currency, it's about 200,000 a month. Gu Wei, why are you so depressed?"

(End of this chapter)