The Terra Travel Diary of Neither Sacred, Rhea, nor Terra

"In other words, I left those people a glimmer of hope. Whether they can seize this glimmer of hope depends on themselves."

Miku, who was refreshed after reading the article continuously, said.

"..." The other three looked like they wanted to complain but didn't know where to start.

"But like I said just now, I didn't touch the Rhine Life mobile base station." Miku said to Christen.

“But that person must have been scared.” The Earth Spirit at the side spoke up, as if he was sympathizing with his future colleagues.

"Probably, but it's nothing."

Miku nodded in agreement with the Earth Spirit, and then asked Christen:

"By the way, is that Benjamin considered powerful in your Rhine life?"

Regardless of his work attitude, at least his hands-on ability is quite impressive in Miku's eyes.

If that guy hadn't said that he just wanted to slack off and earn a salary to buy a house and retire early... Miku would have suspected that the other party was a member of Rhine Life's internal struggle

Failure is externalized.

"That person is quite capable." Kristen recalled Benjamin's performance, nodded and praised him, then continued:

"But most of Rhine Life's external engineers have this ability."

The minority does not exist, but is more powerful.

For example, the talents concentrated in the scientific research department.

In order to prove the credibility of her words, Kristen added:

"So Rhodes Island will take away a lot of Rhine Life in the future."

If Miku is really the doctor from Rhodes Island, then this sentence may be more valuable than all the previous comments.

"Oh, that's right. Then I feel relieved." Miku said as he climbed into the carriage.

After everyone got into the car, Arturo sat back in the driver's seat and restarted the engine.

After sitting down, Kristen asked Miku:

"What are you worried about?"

"Of course I am concerned about the upcoming company war. How can I not be concerned about my own game videos?"

Miku, who was lying on his back in the passenger seat, said with a smile.

With so many talented people at Rhine Life, it should be easy for it to defeat a food factory that produces supplementary food.

"Well, it's a few years early, but it's nothing."

Kristen said confidently, knowing what Miku was worried about.

In the next few years, it will not be uncommon for industry trusts similar to or close to John's and Rhein Life to have conflicts large enough to cause corporate wars.

However, most of the conflicts were covered up by the crazy expansion of Rhine Life before they could develop into war.

When the benefits of starting a war are not as great as those of quickly following behind and drinking the soup, naturally no one will start a war.

But now, this battle is inevitable.

The earth spirits nearby had no idea of ​​the cruelty of the corporate war within Columbia, so they didn't react much.

But Arturo, who was driving, turned his head with a little surprise to look at Kristen, who had walked up to Miku and was looking at the scene outside the window.

So a corporate war that could involve several mobile cities and the livelihoods of millions of people was decided so easily?

69: Enter the city x, enter the port √

Due to Terra's special geographical conditions, every mobile city with self-sustaining capabilities can be regarded as a warlord force with considerable autonomy.

Therefore, among the countries of Terra, especially those large countries with more than ten mobile cities, wars between different internal forces often occur (changed).

The only relatively peaceful place is Dayan. However, there may be conflicts in Dayan, but the conflicts happen in other places or others don’t know about them.

As long as the Originium disaster does not disappear and the mobile city living pattern exists, this kind of thing is inevitable.

In Victoria, it was called the Duke’s War;

In Leithania, it's called the Tower War;

In Sargon, it was called the War of Kings and Chiefs;

As an emerging power, Colombia does not have any feudal separatist forces that have been passed down for hundreds or thousands of years.

However, corporate wars will also break out between large enterprises that control the lifelines of resources, economy, industry, technology, etc. due to various conflicts.

As long as it doesn't get too big, this is reasonable competition that is tacitly tolerated within Colombia.

Mama John's was able to monopolize Colombia's grocery industry and chain stores by winning one corporate war after another.

Rhine Life was established not long ago and has not yet fought a decent corporate war, but that doesn't mean Rhine Life is a soft persimmon.

Many Colombian companies have more or less stated that without Rhine Life and Thor Industries, other companies would not be able to fight a decent corporate war.

Now Rhine Life plans to personally beat up John's mother, which is quite exciting...at least Arturo is looking forward to it.

So much so that the evil angel drove much faster.

Before it got dark, they drove the "Bear Child" to the vicinity of the city of Tikarendo.

"Wow, that's awesome."

Miku, who saw the mobile city of Terra World for the first time, looked at the steel wonder that was as big as a hill in the distance and exclaimed in a sincere tone.

It’s not that this steel wonder used as a mobile city has a high technological content.

Instead, this steel wonder is comparable to the space giants in outer space of Terra, except that it cannot fly.

This is indeed a bit exaggerated for the Terra civilization which is still in its infancy.

Although Miku had seen similar walking cities in other worlds, the walking cities in those worlds were either very small or their ability to walk had little to do with the skills of the residents themselves.

But according to Kristen's introduction, the technology of these mobile cities is in the hands of the Terrans themselves.

There is basically no technology obtained through archaeology that cannot be replicated.

"Can Terra's mobile cities be combined into super robots?"

Miku asked Kristen a very strange question...at least it was very strange in Kristen's eyes.

Christen, who was originally puffing her head high because of Miku's praise for the moving city, was stunned for a while before answering:

"I think there is no such function. At least the mobile cities I know do not have this function."

"Then you

Have you ever thought about sending a mobile city into space?" Miku asked.

"This is a project led by Nastie, and the production of Wanxingyuan is also responsible for some research topics of this project."

Kristen replied.

The subtext of this answer is that it was being studied, but it was not completed until Christen went to space.

"Very good, that's how it should be." Miku praised sincerely again.

Kristen, who felt a little embarrassed by Miku's continuous praise, shifted her attention, patted Arturo on the shoulder in the driver's seat and said:

"Let's stop somewhere. I'll contact the Rhine Life branch in Tikarendo City."

Arturo slowed down slightly and turned his head to look at Miku who was sitting in the passenger seat.

"Do as she says," said Miku, knowing why Arturo wanted to see him.

After the car stopped, Miku also noticed that there was more than one car parked in this wasteland not far from the city of Tikarendo.

Christen, who was controlling the wave hacking system in his hand and establishing contact with the Rhine Life Branch in Tikalundo City, explained to Miku:

"Those vehicles parked here are waiting for the port entry procedures to be processed."

"Port entry procedures? Yes." Miku also noticed that the closer they got to the city of Tikalundo, the more crowded the parked vehicles became.

In the end, they would gather in one place and line up to enter the city.

"Rhine Life has a dedicated port in each mobile city in Colombia. You can go there without queuing or inspection."

This is the power of big companies.

About half an hour after Christen contacted the Rhine Life branch here, an off-road vehicle with the Rhine Life logo rushed to the vicinity of the "Bear Child", turned on the headlights and activated the hazard lights.

Christen used the Bohai system to confirm that the car was indeed from the Rhine Life Branch and said:

"Just follow this car."

This time Kristen spoke directly to Miku.

"From now on, Kristen's orders are the same as mine and will last until I cancel them." Miku nodded in agreement and said to Arturo.

By the way, is this considered a land version of a pilot?

"As you command." Arturo finally stopped asking Miku whether he agreed or not. Under Kristen's command, he controlled the "Bear Child" and caught up with the Rhine Life SUV.

In order to comply with the shortest distance requirement between two points as much as possible, the off-road vehicle ran rampant among the vehicles that were parked and waiting for permission to enter the port.

Arturo, who was following behind, drove the Bear Kid in a straight line without worrying about the bumper car accident.

Other vehicles that were forced to avoid the traffic expressed their dissatisfaction by honking their horns one after another.

However, after seeing the Rhine Life logo, no car dared to more than honk its horn. No other car dared to catch up and have a sacred road showdown with Miku and his crew.

After all, those who queue up are all out-of-town vehicles that don’t have dedicated ports or small companies without much strength.

When crossing the area with the densest queue of vehicles entering the port, Christen suddenly pointed in a direction and said:

“The markings on those cars appear to be from Rhode Island.”

Arturo, who began to follow Kristen's orders as instructed by Miku, stepped on the brakes subconsciously.

"Don't worry about it." Miku, who also saw the same logo as the defense tower on the small car, said indifferently.

Miku's indifference puzzled Kristen.

"We'll meet then, there's no rush now." Miku said, retracting his gaze.

Seeing that Miku was not in a hurry, Christen continued to command the Bear Child to follow the car into the dedicated port area for large Colombian companies next to the main entrance and exit port of Tiralendo City.

At the same time, several spider robots, smaller than a palm's size, crawled out from under the Bear Kid.

With the cover of the horns that kept coming one after another, the spider robot trotted along between the large and small wheel tracks.

When the vehicles with Rhode Island logos entered the port inspection area, they were attached to the bottom of each vehicle and then merged with the entire vehicle body.

As if he had noticed something, a carter in the back seat of the front car looked suspiciously in the direction where the Naughty Child left.

Unfortunately, her view was quickly obscured by the port entrance.

The white-haired Filin who was sitting next to Carters noticed this and immediately asked:

"What happened, Amiya?"

"Nothing, I just feel a little weird." Amiya shook her head and said, looking away.

Before Amiya could say anything else, the port inspector walked up and knocked on the car window.

Dobin, the Pelo agent in the driver's seat, skillfully took out a certificate and handed it to the prosecutor.

"Infected person?" The prosecutor took the ID and took a look at it and took several steps back as if he had seen something dirty.

The documents in his hands were held far away, as if one would get some strange disease if one looked at them.

If it weren't for his job duties, the prosecutor might have thrown the document to the ground and stepped on it.

Dubin, who was already accustomed to this scene, just stared and said:

"We are a medical team from Rhode Island Medical Company. We have been invited to come here to carry out work related to the medical cooperation project. The specific content has been noted in the document.

"

"Tsk, a medical cooperation project." When the prosecutor heard what Dubin said, he immediately understood that someone from a big shot's family in the city must have become infected for some reason.

What kind of medical cooperation project is this? It’s just about finding someone to treat illnesses.

But can it be cured? This is mineralogy, a recognized terminal illness.

Although no one knew which company's big shot had contracted the mineralogy, the inspector, a low-level employee, felt a little secretly delighted.

While secretly delighted, he also said in an official tone: