Marvel: Wonka's Chocolate Factory

Chapter 15: What I Saw and Heard at the Production Base

Tony had lost all interest in the experiment. He rushed into the bathroom, turned on the tap, and splashed cold water on his face to wake himself up.

He walked out of the lab and placed all the liqueur-filled chocolates that Little Chili had bought on the table. At that moment, these liqueur-filled chocolates were no longer ordinary products to him, but precious time.

Each chocolate represents a three-minute reunion with parents.

Tony Stark believed that such a product would have a significant impact on society. It was a revolutionary product, and Willy Wonka was simply a genius.

Tony planned to eat the remaining chocolate when he was with Pepper and Obadiah.

One was his most trusted assistant, and the other was his father Howard Stark's assistant, his most trusted uncle. Of course, this would have to wait until after he visited Willy Wonka.

Tony and Pepper were right; his research had indeed made groundbreaking progress in miniaturizing controlled nuclear fusion, which would make Stark Industries a true behemoth.

The emergence of liqueur-filled chocolates also signifies that the Totland Group is a groundbreaking company, and a collaboration would be a powerful alliance.

While Pepper Potts was negotiating with the Totland Corporation, Willy Wonka was leading his confidants on a tour of the chocolate factory.

Apart from Frank, no one else had ever been to this mysterious factory. Even Robert Jones, the group's president, had only heard about this legendary place from his father.

Even though the others held high positions and had become part of the capital, they were still inferior to Frank.

The main reason is that they don't have permission to enter the chocolate factory.

This makes them feel insecure, because it means that Mr. Willy Wonka does not agree with them.

Wealth that is not recognized by Mr. Willy Wonka is like a rootless duckweed, easily overturned by any wave.

Now, their long-cherished wish has come true. They have finally been granted permission to enter the most mysterious place within the group, the place their fathers used to describe as flowing with honey and sugar—the chocolate factory.

Willy Wonka planned to take them to the chocolate-filled liquor factory, following the same route he took last time, rowing his fancy boat upstream along the Honey River.

This time, however, three small boats were moving forward together, with Willy Wonka leading the way in one boat.

Richard still had the chocolate box on him, and he used it to gently scoop up some honey from the river.

"It's so delicious! It doesn't have the cloying sweetness of regular honey; instead, it has a unique rose fragrance. But I remember that roses don't have nectar glands, and most rose honey on the market is actually made from the nectar of other plants in the Rosaceae family."

But Rational realized that the honey in the chocolate factory was absolutely unique.

"Mr. Willy Wonka, is this pure rose honey?"

"Yes, Richard, if you're interested, we can visit the source of the Honey River after we've toured the liqueur-filled chocolate production site. The Honey River has been full of rose honey for the past few days."

"You can all try some. This is the most delicious honey in the world, made by the most unique bees in the world. You can only find it like this outside of chocolate factories."

"And it's never sold separately; it's only used as a raw material for chocolate."

So the group, including Frank, began to taste the honey.

Frank, in particular, the oldest of the group, noticed subtle changes in his body after drinking two sips of honey.

It was a kind of vitality, every cell was cheering and jumping for joy, becoming more energetic after receiving enough nourishment.

Frank had the freedom to come and go from the chocolate factory, but that was all he had. Over the years, he had never taken any action without permission.

However, Frank noticed a change in Willy Wonka's attitude from some details today, especially after Willy Wonka expressed his intention to make a big splash a few days ago.

This filled Frank with anticipation for the future.

This was just the beginning of their dream journey. Following the Honey River, they soon reached the edge of the liqueur-filled chocolate production base.

That is, a wine pool!

Willy Wonka introduced them, saying:

"This is a wine pool. The originally clear water has been transformed into fragrant wine by the small fish. I call these fish 'Little Drunken Bubbles'."

"Because I discovered that this fish feeds on alcohol and is always in a drunken state."

"This is also my source of inspiration and the core of the liqueur-filled chocolate product: how to transform saliva into liqueur."

Do not touch the wine pool. The small wine pool has very high requirements for its environment. If you touch it casually, you will pollute the wine pool.

Willy Wonka only introduced the wine pool to them from a distance, stopping when they were still 20 meters away.

"The wine pool overflows, forming a wine stream. Following the wine stream will lead you to the production base of the liqueur-filled chocolates. Now, please follow me."

Willy Wonka led them onward, the stream flowing between the rugged rocks, where the occasional red figure of a drunken bubble would appear.

Like a little elf, it suddenly appears in sight, then flashes by and disappears.

Following these streams, Willy Wonka and his group came to a small, steep slope from which the stream flowed down into a small pool.

A small house stood beside the pond, with a large windmill whose blades creaked and groaned as they turned gently in the breeze.

"This is the production base for liqueur-filled chocolates, and this place can also be called the Chocolate Windmill Workshop."

"Come on, guys, you can take a closer look if you're interested."

How could anyone not be interested? Everyone's heart was itching like a cat scratching, wanting to immediately dive into the workshop and find out what was going on.

This time, Robert led the way, carefully descending the steep slope, trying not to disturb the surrounding environment.

Accompanied by creaking sounds, a rich aroma mixed with the sweet scent of wine and chocolate wafted from the workshop, and with each rotation of the windmill, a click sound came from the workshop.

Then a chocolate soldier walked out of the workshop, carefully holding a small fish in his hands.

It's a chocolate-filled drink, but the chocolate soldiers' large palms completely cover the chocolate fish, preventing them from swimming in the air.

The chocolate soldier walked a short distance away and released the chocolate fish into the chocolate river. The chocolate fish then swam in another direction along the chocolate river.

It turns out the chocolate windmill workshop is right next to the chocolate river, which is incredibly convenient for transporting liqueur-filled chocolates!

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