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"You really are a complete profiteer..."

"Thanks for the compliment."

Hill replied bluntly.

"So, how much money do you need?"

"Hmm... I've changed my mind. Let's exchange it for something of equivalent value on this list."

But when faced with Tracy's question, Hill just smiled and took out a piece of paper and handed it to him, obviously he was prepared.

Tracy took a look and found that the paper was filled with various production equipment and basic supplies...

Moreover, almost all the equipment selected can be operated around the open source stone industry.

"What do you want these for?"

"Of course it's to satisfy Yi's needs. If you don't want it, forget it. I'll sell it to someone else. There are many people interested in buying it... I met someone from Babel a few days ago..."

Tracy's hand holding the cup froze, and Hill glanced at the cracked cup in Tracy's hand easily, but he remained expressionless.

Tracy drank the tea in one gulp.

"I accept your request. I hope your so-called ampoule is worth the price."

He looked at Hill and said:

"If you agree, the transaction can proceed immediately. I believe I will be more sincere than Babel in this regard."

"Of course, Mr. Tracy, you will be the most sincere one."

A smile appeared on Hill's lips, and smiling with him was Lin Yi, who was far away in the horizon but just behind Hill.

only……

She is a businesswoman, and so is Lin Yi.

Killing two birds with one stone is a basic skill for a businessman.

Chapter 36:35 A deal with Theresa, borrowing someone

The Hill-Tracy deal didn't actually go smoothly.

To be precise, they went through a long period of wrangling.

Although the Kazdel Military Council is more or less a political system, in Kazdel's case alone, money is something that must be saved wherever possible.

It's not a place like Victoria, Longmen, or Dayan where you have too much money to spend...

But Hill was different. For Hill, money, equipment, and supplies were things he wanted to get as much as possible.

Therefore, after reaching an agreement on the deal, the two men argued for almost two hours just over the price. As for why Tracy didn't grab it, it was quite simple.

There was no need to antagonize the woman before him. This wasn't her true form, and the medicine he could obtain by killing her was limited. Furthermore, she had the ability to produce large quantities of medicine. Tracy couldn't afford to kill the goose that laid the golden eggs.

However, despite the many difficulties, the two finally reached a relatively satisfactory long-term contract.

Every month, Company K would provide the Military Commission with ten doses of these panaceas. In return, the Military Commission would provide Company K with a large amount of money and thousands of tons of iron, wood, stone, and other materials. As for the remaining minerals, Hill simply planned to purchase them himself.

After several rounds of transactions, the balance in K Company's account had reached a considerable level. It was not only enough for K Company's initial development, but also for the initial development of the city.

Therefore, after paying the first month's transaction share on the spot, Hill immediately left the Military Committee - ten doses of panacea may not be a lot, but in fact, it is only about three or four milliliters of the original liquid.

However, after finishing all this, Hill did not rush back to the city immediately, but immediately turned around and headed towards the Tower of Babel.

Since we have agreed to kill two birds with one stone, there is no way to escape.

Hill walked ahead, but suddenly stopped, looked back, smiled and said softly:

"Ahem... I don't know how long the two pardoners will continue to follow me."

There was complete silence. But Hill just waited quietly. After a moment, two pardoners came out and bowed slightly to Hill.

"I'm sorry, Doctor. We're here on orders..."

"You want to see which direction I'm going? I'm not surprised that Tracy would do something like this."

Hill's smile widened. The two pardoners lowered their heads and did not answer.

"But I have to warn you... K Company isn't such a peaceful organization, you know?"

Hill said, spinning an ampoule in her hands and looking up at the two Absolvers. In her hand was a high-concentration disintegration ampoule, which was an irresistible weapon for most creatures.

"…Sorry for disturbing you. We will leave now."

The two pardoners bowed and turned to walk away, but Hill stopped them:

"Please give me a message."

Hill smiled and said:

"Let Tracys be quiet for a bit... There's more than just this one product from the city. If our deal goes well, perhaps other companies will be willing to trade as well?"

After saying this, Hill finally stopped pausing and turned to walk towards the Tower of Babel...

........................

On Rhodes Island, Theresa had already heard the legend of the miracle doctor named Hill.

At this moment, she was gathering with the Doctor and Kal'tsit for an urgent meeting. As for the specific content of the meeting, it was of course Hill.

Not long ago, this Hill suddenly visited them, asking to see them... and also said he came with the intention of making a deal. This left the three of them somewhat bewildered, and they were currently discussing whether to allow Hill to board Rhodes Island's main ship.

It shouldn't have been that troublesome. But according to intelligence, Hill had been in Tracy's office not long ago... This situation forced them to be on guard.

But in the end, after a long discussion, Hill, who was under the Rhodes Island, finally received a summons.

"Please, Miss Hill."

Next to Hill, W was beside her, with a forced expression on his face, and said dryly and stiffly:

"Please come in, Miss Hill. The Doctor and Miss Kelsey have decided to see you."

"Miss Speaker, aren't you going to see me?"

Hill smiled, noticing W's stiff expression, but he didn't care. He just took two steps. W, seeing this, took two steps at a time and took the lead.

A moment later, Hill boarded the deck of the Rhodes Island ship. After passing through heavy guards, Hill arrived at an office. Inside the office, the hooded man and the white-haired Filin were looking at her.

"You two have been waiting here? That would be a bit rude of us."

Hill pulled out a seat and sat down calmly, still with an extremely bright smile on his face, a smile that was so bright and cheerful.

"...No need to waste any more time on this nonsense. Miss Hill, are you here to sell your medicine?"

"Of course, I'm a businessman. Let me introduce myself again. I'm Hill from K Company. Our main business is ampoules for treatment. If you like, you can call them panaceas."

Hill waved his hand and said so.

"Since you are willing to let me come up, you must be interested in this, right?"

The two of them were silent, but their attitudes were clear.

"Then I suppose we can already discuss the price?"

Hill smiled, extended his hand, and asked. At the same time, Kelsey spoke calmly:

"I must state in advance that the Tower of Babel is not as good as the Military Committee, which can provide you with so much money..."

"Don't worry, I don't need money or supplies."

Hill smiled, spreading his hands. For a moment, the doctor tilted his head, as if puzzled. She and Kel'tsit exchanged glances, but neither could understand what lay beneath the hood.

"What we want is all the footage of Babel's battles from the beginning of this war until today. A personal perspective would be best, and if possible, we'd also like to see the most intense ones."

Hill clasped his hands together and spoke calmly. Kelsey frowned and asked doubtfully:

"Isn't it possible for Tracys to trade this kind of thing with you..."

"But what I long to see more is a monument to idealists. There must be more idealists at the Tower of Babel than at the Military Committee, right? I've always been an admirer of idealists."

Kel'tsit was silent, frowning, as if trying to figure out what Hill meant. But even then, Hill spoke again.

This time, Hill looked at the doctor, narrowed his eyes and said:

"There's a second one... I don't know, could you lend her to me?"

As he said this, Hill was pointing at the doctor.

Chapter 37:36 Food Chain Crisis Comes Again

"...You, want her?"

Kal'tsit was silent for a while, and her frown gradually relaxed, but she narrowed her eyes and looked at Hill, who was still smiling.

There seemed to be some danger in her eyes.

"Of course, I'm not in the habit of joking."

Hill replied, still smiling.

The doctor pointed at herself in confusion. Although her expression could not be seen clearly, one could tell from her movements that she was at a loss.

What? Me? Why?

"...So, what's the purpose?"

Kal'tsit was silent for a moment, and then asked Hill this.

"Hmm... I'd like to borrow this talented tactician to conduct a command."

Hill tilted his head and smiled, "Don't worry, it's a good thing to repay what you borrow. However, K Company needs to hire some external personnel to help with some matters..."

"Like, some monsters."

Hill said, whistling.

She now needs an outsider to come to the city, and after seeing the horror of the city, return to the Terra Kingdoms.

That way, she could send out an invisible warning.

Don't target the cities, because there are really scary things in the cities.

She needed someone like this, someone who could not only help her eliminate the monsters in the city, but also inform the nations of Terra about the horrors of the city, thus creating a deterrent effect...

She had revealed quite a bit this time. It was fine with Theresa, but if Tracy caught up and disrupted the city's development, Lin Yi would be in great trouble.

Therefore...it's better to resolve it as soon as possible. If the doctor can spread such news, Lin Yi believes that Tracy will believe it.

He didn't want the city to be disturbed by other things, and he was too lazy to get involved in too many political events outside the city. Warmongers making money was one thing, but getting involved in such things would slow down his own development and lead to a huge loss.

What's more...the danger that has always existed in the city is now gradually approaching.

Rapid development is becoming increasingly important.

It had been nearly ten days since Lin Yi finished exploring the laboratory. During these ten days, the city's territory had expanded significantly again. However, this time, Lin Yi had once again reached the edge of the food chain's predation zone.

Once again, the crisis of dealing with the food chain emerged, which made Lin Yi feel particularly headache.

The battle with the food chain is imminent... Once we have dealt with the affairs within the city, we will have to consider how to deal with the food chain.

In this regard, Lin Yi's tactics felt rather unsatisfactory. The only countermeasure he could take was to simply use his sheer force and overwhelming the food chain with a massive population and sheer physical strength.

...but this is undoubtedly not the best option.

If he could borrow the doctor for a period of time, then Lin Yi might have a greater chance of winning.

The current Doctor, still the evil spirit of the Tower of Babel, possesses excellent commanding abilities. A good commander can play a significant role in battle.

Lin Yi thought about it and his consciousness returned to reality.

"...I'm afraid I can't make a decision on this matter. I need to inform Her Highness Theresa."

"So wouldn't it have been better to have His Highness come out at the beginning? But it doesn't matter to us. If you need to ask His Highness for his opinion, go ahead."

Hill first shrugged at Kal'tsit, then said with a faint smile on his face.

Kal'tsit and the Doctor looked at each other, and she saw the Doctor nodded.

What I mean is, I don't have any objection to this deal, just ask Theresa.

So, Kel'tsit walked straight into the inner room. Hill wasn't in a hurry either, just standing there, tapping the table slowly. A full moment passed before Kel'tsit finally emerged from the door.

After walking up to Hill, Kal'tsit nodded solemnly to Lin Yi, then looked at the doctor and read out mechanically:

"Her Highness Theresa has agreed. Doctor, I'm sorry to bother you."

The doctor nodded, and a satisfied smile appeared on Hill's face.