Knight: A Life of Collecting Attributes Starting as a Vampire

"Inviting us?"

Cangya paused for a moment upon hearing this, his expression growing increasingly strange as he quietly stared at Murakami.

He then realized that Murakami must have misunderstood something and was treating him as an Orphnoch as well.

"That's right. With your talents, it's too much of a waste for you to stay here. Come to our Brainpower Group, and you'll have all the resources, connections, and technology you need."

Murakami enthusiastically introduced the Smart Brain Company, showing his determination to acquire Cangya and Nagata Yuka, which made him extremely eager.

"Can you help Yuka get rid of those troubles?"

Cangya asked Murakami a question.

Upon hearing this, Nagata Yuka was startled, and then her gaze toward Cangya became even more docile.

“Absolutely no problem. Her parents and the police who are investigating can all be dealt with. I will make them forget all about it.”

Murakami guarantees this.

This kind of thing is something their AI Group is already very familiar with, and it's not difficult at all.

Cangya nodded upon hearing this, pondered for a moment, and then looked at Nagata Yuka.

The two looked at each other, and Cangya immediately understood her meaning: no matter what choice he made, she would agree.

"We can join, but the benefits need to be clearly stated. Don't leave us with all the dirty and hard work."

Cangya ultimately agreed.

He found it amusing, never imagining that he would one day infiltrate the Orphnoch stronghold.

"Absolutely no problem. All of these things are written in the contract, and they are all legally binding on the surface."

Upon hearing this, Murakami could no longer hide his smile, and he quickly pulled out the contract he had prepared beforehand.

Orphino is hidden among humans, and the Brain Corporation appears to be a legitimate company with contracts in place.

Of course, this is only on the surface. As long as you don't go too far, you can do whatever you want, and the AI ​​Group will clean up the mess for you.

Cangya and Nagata Yuka both started looking at the contract.

The more I look at it, the more eerie it seems.

This isn't a contract, it's just like supporting some old folks.

All kinds of benefits are provided, including food, clothing, housing and transportation. You only need to complete some tasks occasionally, and you can do whatever you want the rest of the time.

If Murakami weren't actually the president of the AI ​​Group, they would have thought he was just messing with them.

These benefits might not mean much to Cangya, but for Nagata Yuka, it was like a windfall; she had never been treated with such care before.

The fact that her monthly salary alone was comparable to her parents' annual income made her feel like it was all unreal.

"The conditions are good, that's fine."

After discussing it, Cangya and Nagata Yuka finally signed the contract.

Entering the Orphnoch's lair to collect attributes is always faster than going out and finding them yourself.

This verification is beneficial to both of them, and has no drawbacks.

"I'm fine with it too."

Yuka Nagata nodded as well.

Murakami was relieved, and his smile never stopped. His team was finally taking shape.

After signing the contract, Murakami stood up and looked at the two men with curiosity and inquiry in his eyes.

"May I witness your power?"

Although he knew that the two were very likely to be original beings, he still wanted to confirm it for himself.

Cangya understood what this guy meant, and he gave Nagata Yuka a wink.

Upon seeing this, Nagata Yuka also stood up, her body instantly transforming into an Orphnoch form.

When Tsuruophino appeared in the arena, Murakami was immediately drawn to her appearance.

This perfect posture and the power contained within it are not those of an ordinary primordial Orphnoch, but rather an evolved form.

"Top-quality!!!"

Murakami shouted excitedly.

At this moment, Yuka Nagata is already qualified to enter the ranks of elite Orphnochs. If she takes another step forward, she can definitely join the Lucky Clover. This trip was definitely worthwhile.

Finally, Murakami's gaze fell on Cangya. He had a premonition that this man would also give him a surprise.

Cangya did not transform, but instead raised his hand and pointed it at Murakami.

Under Murakami's puzzled gaze, a powerful surge of black energy suddenly erupted and rushed towards him.

Murakami hurriedly used his mental power to resist, but the energy was so pervasive that it instantly destroyed his mental power.

At this critical moment, his body rapidly transformed, eventually turning into a white rose, the Orphnoch, which barely managed to block the energy attacks.

However, these attacks also caused him some damage and gave him a slight understanding of Cangya's power.

Another top-quality piece! Even better than Yuka Nagata!

How are you feeling?

Cangya withdrew his hand and asked with a smile.

“Excellent, both of you have exceeded my expectations. It is an honor for us to have you join the Brain Group.”

Murakami nodded in approval, placing the object very low.

He desperately needs people right now, and the power that Cangya has shown is worth him humbling himself for.

"Well, you can handle the rest from here on out."

Cangya didn't say anything more.

Seeing this, Murakami also got up to take his leave, just as Cangya had said, there were still many things he needed to do.

With Murakami gone, Soga and Nagata Yuka's lives returned to normal.

But this is only temporary.

Now that I've joined the Brainpower Group, it's impossible for things to stay peaceful forever.

Murakami went to so much trouble and expense, how could he really let them retire here?

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Chapter 78: The Brain Group, Testing.

A week later, Murakami returned.

He brought good news.

Both individuals have completed their onboarding registration.

They also brought their salary cards, special mobile phones, and transportation for the two of them.

In addition, the issue of Nagata Yuka's identity has also been resolved.

The cases concerning the missing girls have been dropped, and their families have received substantial compensation; they all seem quite happy.

Especially Yuka's parents, after receiving double compensation, immediately left Tokyo with their family, planning to buy a house elsewhere and start over.

No one cared about Nagata Yuka's life or death anymore; her file was refreshed, and she began a new life.

"How about I introduce you two to the Brainpower Group today?"

This was the first time Murakami had invited him.

It wasn't just a visit to the company; it was also for the people inside. Only when Cangya and the other person demonstrated their talent would his influence within the group increase.

"can."

Cangya thought about it and agreed; he was also very curious about the Brainpower Group.

Nagata Yuka had no problem with it, and the group made some preparations and left the villa area.

The distance between the Smart Brain Group and the villa is only about a ten-minute walk, or a minute or two by car.

"This is the Brainpower Group, which mainly engages in research and development in the fields of real estate, technology, medical care, and chips. Of course, this is only what is known on the surface."

Murakami led the two into the building, which was 24 stories high and housed the offices of the Brainpower Group.

The building has a futuristic feel, like a completely different world from the outside.

Yuka Nagata's eyes were practically dazzled by all the new and exciting things she was seeing.

Even Cangya was surprised by the environment here.

He hadn't experienced this modern atmosphere in a long time; compared to other worlds, the world of Faiz was far more advanced in this respect.

"When we go in, some of the old guys might make a move first. You don't need to have any worries. Do whatever you want. The Orphnoch principle is that the strong rule. The stronger you are, the more they will respect you."

As Murakami walked, he explained the company's situation, including his own predicament, which, while not dire, was not much better.