Life Dungeon Game

And the person in front of him.

He seems to have completely broken free from order; he's a complete madman.

“Of course,” He Ao nodded, “I, Hu Wen, am absolutely loyal to Li Ming.”

"Go back, young man."

He Ao yawned and turned around. "I hope your masters can seriously discuss my plan and give me a result before noon. I don't need the money to be exchanged for weapons, and I don't need any bank accounts. Just exchange it for gold of equal value."

The transactions still need to be done, and the resources that should be given to the industry should still be given to the industry.

After all, if they only want money and not the industry, isn't that blatant robbery?

He Ao, a law-abiding and good person, should not do such a thing.

Those industries all had contracts in place, and the oil monopoly alliance that was mortgaged (sold) to the Tia Empire was also calculated at the full price, so Heo didn't ask for a single extra penny.

Reasonable.

Of course, whether or not they can take these industries away from the Coast Guard is up to them.

-

Saito University

Evening classes are drawing to a close.

The old professor's gaze swept across the audience, finally settling on He Ao, who sat in a circle of empty seats.

At this moment, He Ao's gaze was fixed on the window, seemingly lost in thought.

The old professor coughed softly and called out, "The student by the window in that corner over there."

Liu Nan, who was standing to the side, wanted to call out to He Ao, but found that He Ao had already slowly stood up.

Although the professor gave high marks, almost everyone's final grade was around 90.

However, he had a habit in every class to randomly select someone to answer a question.

No answer

If a student answers incorrectly or irrelevantly, their final grade will be reduced by 10 points, dropping from 90 to 80. If they answer well, they will receive 10 points, with a chance to get a perfect score.

"Student, please answer this question."

The professor switched slides, and the blackboard displayed the question: "How would you evaluate the Tia Empire's policy toward the Republic of Alano?"

Liu Nan quickly opened her notebook and moved it in front of He Ao. He Ao had been daydreaming for most of the class, and Liu Nan was worried that He Ao wouldn't be able to answer the questions.

He Ao glanced at the notes, smiled, and shook his head.

Then he looked at the blackboard and calmly answered,

"The core policy of the Tia Empire toward Alano is to protect the interests of its multinational corporations in Alano, and to maintain its ability to influence the international energy market through Alano's oil."

Therefore, Alarno could not have a unified, sovereign governing body, nor a leader who could unite people's hearts.

The assassination of the former president, the chaos that lasted for more than a decade, and the fact that the Coast Guard, its most powerful force, was just beginning to unify Alano when it was thwarted by various newly emerging forces, were all extensions of this policy.

Arano is almost half a world away from Middle-earth, and separated from the Western Lands by a vast ocean, but it is very close to the Empire of Tia.

Faced with the Tia Empire, which was several times, or even dozens of times, stronger than itself in terms of population, economy, and military, and was full of malice, Arano had almost no hope of maintaining its sovereignty from a traditional perspective.

Even if unification is achieved, its ruling structure will most likely be a puppet regime favoring Tia.

As he listened, the old professor straightened up, looked at Heo, and asked softly, "From a traditional perspective, Arano cannot resist the Tia Empire. From a non-traditional perspective, what chance does Arano have?"

“The world is changing,” Heo paused, then said slowly.

"If Alano can acquire a strategic deterrent force, making himself a poison pill, and actively unite with overseas forces to make the Tia Empire realize that the losses outweigh the gains if it does not retreat, the Tia Empire will naturally retreat."

"Very good," the old professor nodded with satisfaction.

"The chaos made Alano worse and worse. When I went to Alano more than ten years ago, the people there could at least have enough to eat. When I went back a few years ago, disease and hunger had engulfed the place."

The idea of ​​strategic deterrence is good, but given Alaro's current state, it's difficult to develop; this is a reality that small countries have to face.

Strategic deterrence is not necessarily advanced weaponry.

Currently, B-level extraordinary power may not be enough to reach that level, but one day, A-level power will appear in this world.

In the dungeon world, a single migration of an A-level beast can displace tens of thousands of wilderness wanderers.

Of course, Heo Heo could not discuss these esoteric and extraordinary knowledge in class.

"Student, what's your name?" The old professor pulled out a roll call list.

"He Ao."

"He Ao is very good. He gets ten extra points on his final exam. Please have a seat."

He Ao sat down with peace of mind.

Liu Nan, standing to the side, stared at him with her mouth agape, "How do you know so much?"

Having also experienced pirate encounters, she only remembered the Free Marines.

“I happen to know a little bit,” He Ao nodded. “The Tia Empire was most likely involved in our previous attack.”

Then he looked at Liu Nan with a puzzled expression, "Have you been stringing something under your desk all class?"

“Some handmade toys,” Liu Nan covered the area under the table with her hand and chuckled softly, “I sometimes make some during class to relax when I’m bored.”

"Let me see!"

Yuan Nannan's two somewhat chubby hands suddenly reached under Liu Nan's desk.

"Sweetie, stop fooling around!"

Liu Nan quickly reached out to protect her belongings and slapped Yuan Nannan's hand.

He Ao turned his head and looked at the blackboard.

At that moment, most of his attention was on the other side.

-

Naya Town Mayor's Office

He Ao looked at the uninvited guest who had appeared in the office.

This person was slender, wore gold-rimmed round glasses, and had a gentle smile on his lips.

Zuo Nuo had described this person, Nordin, to He Ao.

A member of the Dawn Organization, originally the person Zuo Nuo brought to Naya Town to find.

"You came?"

He looked at Nordin, smiled, and sat back down in his chair.

I'm having some writer's block, the new dungeon should be released later tonight, or tomorrow.

Chapter 336 Moonlight and the Berserker (Two chapters combined, please subscribe!)

Hu Wen's time with Li Ming was not long. At least when Yang De last met him and recorded it in the research institute's intelligence, there was no obvious record of him joining Li Ming.

So it wasn't just the research institute that was afraid He Ao would ambush them; Li Ming was also afraid that He Ao would betray them and join the research institute, setting a trap for them.

Given this suspicion, it's unlikely that Dawn would send anyone particularly powerful.

Nordin had lived here before, so he was familiar with the place. He had also been in contact with someone like Zono, who didn't have any extraordinary powers, proving that he wasn't very strong either. He was the best candidate.

Therefore, Heo was not surprised by Nordin's arrival.

He found a kettle in the corner. It had been brought over by a resident that morning. He had saved the life of a violent and bloodthirsty soldier the night before.

Although he didn't come up to thank He Ao last night, he secretly brought him water and food this morning.

Then he met four other people who were also delivering breakfast.

He accepted their kindness, gave them the money, and then told them not to come and deliver anything again, nor to anyone else.

The people in the town still feared Heo, but that didn't stop them from knowing who had saved them; fear and gratitude are not always contradictory.

"What do you want?"

Nordin gave Heo a feeling similar to the Speech Master. His talent sequence should be similar to or the same as the Speech Master's, and it is related to language intelligence.

The only difference is that the commentator tends to collect information passively and without direction, while Nodin seems to be more proactive and purposeful.

"Who sent you?"

He Ao smiled and poured himself a glass of water.

Nordin paused for a moment.

The deeper meaning of He Ao's question is, 'You have no right to talk to me or talk about the people behind you.'

"The sorcerer is in charge here now."

"Nodding said softly."

He didn't dare to get angry in front of He Ao.

He knew that the man in front of him could kill as easily as he drank water.

"I mean,"

He Ao slowly poured water, watching the clear water flow from the spout, tracing an arc in the air before falling into the glass. "Who's behind you? Who's standing behind Arano?"

"I can not understand what you say."

Nordin's expression seemed to change in an instant, but it was too fast for Heo, who hadn't activated his super memory, to catch it.

“Then give me more details,” He Ao glanced at him, “who was the person who paid me to attack the research institute?”

In Hu Wen's remaining memories, which He Ao took over, although most of the information had been lost, some key information still remained.

For example, Hu Wen himself was not in Alaro, but in this area. After joining Dawn, he was always in a state of detachment, obeying orders but not orders.

Dawn had no way to manage this C-level 'ruthless bandit' and could only lure him with benefits.

For example, during this attack on the research institute, Li Ming promised Hu Wen a reward of ten million Central Plains currency, as well as priority in the distribution of any extraordinary items he seized.