American Comic Dimensional Trading Device

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Chapter 91 This woman is poisonous

"You must have a lot of Schmidt's die-hard fans who are being controlled, right?" After figuring it out, Josie quickly found Ophelia.

“Of course! There are still quite a few, but not all of them!” Ophelia nodded.

Not all of Schmidt's Hydra agents participated in the coup in Austria. Many staunch supporters and dissidents from the coup faction were kept in the dark when it happened and were taken prisoner.

Most of these people are still under the control of Ophelia's Austrian-Bavarian camp and have not yet been handed over to the Allies.

Of course, this was bound to happen sooner or later.

Because there will be many more things in the future that will require these people to take the blame.

For example, the concentration camp issue.

Whether it was Hitler's or Schmidt's occupied territories, almost every country established numerous concentration camps, large or small.

Austria is no exception.

Moreover, such matters often involve a wide range of people, even those who participated in the coup d'état, who were actually involved in it.

However, these people have now transformed into the side of justice thanks to the victory of the Return to the Eagle's Nest plan.

Naturally, it is no longer possible for them to take responsibility for this matter.

But someone always has to take the blame for such serious crimes against humanity.

Without a doubt, the blame must fall on these captured Schmidt die-hards.

In fact, there were many similar cases after the war. Even the Japanese king and his many lackeys, who were clearly guilty, were able to escape trial. How much more so would those European countries, which are often related by blood?

“Pick two people for me, people with relatively high status, from the research side,” Josie said.

"What do you need someone like that for?" Ophelia frowned, puzzled.

"Don't ask questions you shouldn't ask. Don't you even understand this basic principle? How did you graduate from Hydra Academy?" Josie glanced at her and asked.

"So you're ordering me around?" Ophelia realized what was happening and stared at Josie with disbelief.

"What do you think?" Josie leaned back in the large sofa chair, looking down at her with disdain.

"Heh, what makes you think you can order me around? Just because of this little collar?" Ophelia laughed in exasperation.

"Isn't that enough?" Josie asked, shrugging.

"You promised me that you would remove this collar after the cooperation was completed! Now that the entire Return to the Eagle's Nest plan is finished, it's time for you to fulfill your promise. Otherwise, I think the Allied high command will give me justice!" Ophelia said, somewhat exasperated.

“You’re right!” Upon hearing Ophelia’s words, Josie nodded seriously and then reached for the switch.

"Wait, no, I promise you!!!" Seeing Josie's actions, Ophelia panicked and hurriedly shouted.

However, Josie ignored him and pressed the switch directly.

Ophelia immediately turned pale and closed her eyes, awaiting the electric shock.

However, the expected electric shock did not come. She only heard a soft snapping sound, and then she felt the restraints on her neck being released, and she felt a sense of relief.

Then came a soft thud, the sound of the collar hitting the carpet on the floor.

Ophelia hurriedly opened her eyes, glanced at the collar on the ground, and frantically searched her long, snow-white neck with both hands, her face full of disbelief.

That damn thing is finally gone.

But what's wrong with feeling a little empty inside?

Could it be that I...?

An unpleasant thought flashed through Ophelia's mind, and she shuddered, quickly shaking her head to banish the terrible idea from her head.

"Hmph, don't think I'll thank you just because you took this off for me. If you want me to do something for you, there have to be benefits for me!" Ophelia said with her head held high after recovering.

However, Ophelia waited for a long time but did not hear from Josie.

Looking down, she saw Josh looking at her with a mocking gaze.

"What kind of look is that? Get this straight, you're the one asking me for a favor!" Seeing Josie's expression, Ophelia instantly became furious and snapped.

But as soon as she finished speaking, she felt dizzy and lightheaded. When she came to her senses, she collapsed to the ground, completely powerless.

Although she quickly regained consciousness, Ophelia also found that she had lost control of her body.

"What did you do to me?" Ophelia asked in a panicked voice.

"Guess?" Josie got up from her chair, slowly walked to Ophelia's side, squatted down, held her chin with her hand, and looked at her delicate face with great interest as she asked.

"Mr. Kahn, I'm sorry, I was wrong, please forgive me?" Ophelia pleaded immediately, sensing something was wrong. In her opinion, this situation, in which her entire body except for her head was completely numb, was worse than being electrocuted.

"What do you think would happen if I took you out to Area 11 in your current state?" Josie gently stroked Ophelia's face and asked softly.

All I can say is that the brain is a truly mysterious realm; Yuri simply planted a micro-bomb with a chip in this woman's head.

Not only does he hold this woman's life in his hands at all times, but he can also easily render her powerless to resist.

This also demonstrates the depth of Yuri's research on the human brain.

"No, no, please don't! Please, Mr. Kahn, let me go! I'll do anything you want!" Upon hearing Josie's threat, Ophelia's eyes widened and she cried out, her voice filled with fear.

What kind of place is the 11th arrondissement? Paris has a notorious slum since its founding.

Even in the 21st century, this remains true.

A beautiful young woman was thrown into that kind of place without any ability to resist? The thought alone sends chills down my spine.

Upon hearing this, Josie knew the time was right, so she sat back down in her chair and pressed a button.

Ophelia, who had been anxiously lying on the ground, suddenly regained control of her body. She touched her body with both hands, feeling the sensation of her regained touch, her heart filled with lingering fear.

The feeling of not being able to control your body is terrifying.

But... what exactly happened just now?

Ophelia couldn't understand it.

In the 40s, research on modern biology was still in its very early stages, let alone the most mysterious part of the human body: the brain.

So Ophelia couldn't immediately imagine that something had been installed in her brain.

In contrast, the initial stage of the world of Red Alert was in the 1970s and 80s against the backdrop of the Cold War. Driven by the war, technology had climbed to a level even more terrifying than that of the 21st century... At least in the early 21st century, in Josie's previous life, they did not have the ability to migrate to the moon.

Yuri almost established a nation on the moon.

"Mr. Kahn, I was wrong before. If you need me to do anything in the future, just tell me, and I will do my best!" Ophelia, having regained her senses, did not hesitate and hurriedly pledged her loyalty to Josie.

“Good to know! But you were right before, to get people to work wholeheartedly, you have to reward them. Here! This is for you!” Josie took a small box out of the drawer and placed it on the table.

“No, no need, Mr. Kahn. Even without a reward, I would do anything for you!” Ophelia said, sounding like a frightened bird.

"What? Do you think I'm a miser who only wants people to do things without paying them anything in return?" Josie asked with a sneer.

"No, no, that's not what I meant!" Ophelia hurriedly shook her head.

“Then take it!” Josie waved her hand and said.

Once Ophelia confirmed that Josie's expression was genuine, she breathed a sigh of relief and slowly stepped forward to take the box. She was truly terrified of Josie's antics.

"Open it!" Josie commanded when she saw that Ophelia had taken the box but hadn't opened it.

Ophelia carefully opened the box as instructed.

What comes into view are four metal syringes, two of which contain green liquid and the other two contain red liquid.

“The green one is the beast-transformation potion you’ve seen before, the one Aldo used. The other two red ones are enhanced versions of the Beacon… Don’t underestimate it. It can greatly enhance your mind control abilities. Of course, the side effects are the same; it’s somewhat addictive. But don’t worry, it won’t cause too much relapse. And as long as you work for me diligently, you’ll get plenty of these potions!” Josie explained the effects of the two potions.

“Thank you, Mr. Kahn!” Ophelia’s eyes lit up when she heard about the effects of the two potions. The intelligent girl naturally understood the importance of these two potions.

To put it dramatically, with these two things and her own abilities, she would dare to raid Red Skull's lair!

Although Josh Kahn is quite troublesome, it has to be said that as long as these potions are available, submitting to him is not too difficult to accept.

"Alright, go ahead and send the person I mentioned earlier over as soon as possible!" Josie waved her hand and said.

The reason he needed such a person was actually to fabricate evidence to convince the Allied high command that Red Skull was researching superweapons.

Whether the two people themselves knew about this or not was not important, and Josie was not worried about giving anything away.

Because if Yuri brainwashes the two witnesses beforehand, then what they say will be facts that they themselves believe 100%, rather than false testimony.

"Yes, I'll take care of it right away!" Ophelia stood up straight and accepted the order like a competent subordinate.

But just as she turned to leave, Ophelia caught a glimpse of the collar on the ground out of the corner of her eye.

After a slight hesitation, Ophelia picked up the collar and then slowly walked to Josie and squatted down.

Then, under Josie's slightly surprised gaze, she handed him the collar.

“My master, can you put it back on me?” Ophelia asked, staring at Josie with her watery eyes.

At that moment, Josie felt as if a million alpacas were galloping through her mind.

This woman is toxic!

There's another chapter coming up very late... Being a corporate slave is really tough.

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