Man in the Ark: Revitalizing Kazdel

Chapter 235 Hemer's Bold Idea

"Old and new go hand in hand, witchcraft and modern spells coexist, and there are some powers beyond common sense..."

"So if you wake up one morning and see a mobile city or a landship floating in the sky, don't worry too much, they won't fall down."

Muirseth picked out some interesting things from what he saw and heard in Kazdale and told them to Hemer, but he found that she looked as serious as listening to the teacher's paper, and for a moment he didn't know how to react.

Hemer, who was taking notes seriously, saw Muirseth suddenly stop, subconsciously pushed up his glasses which had slipped down a little, and asked, "Director Muirseth, please tell me, how did the mobile city fly? Have you seen it with your own eyes?"

"No, I've only seen photos of it. As for how it flew, that was a spell from the Sarkaz Demon King. Why is Hemer interested in this?"

"No, I'm just wondering, how much energy is needed to make a huge thing like a mobile city fly?" Hemer lowered his head and thought, and even started to write out the calculation equations.

"Hemer, just treat this as an act of God. Current science and technology cannot explain it." Muirseth knew that there were many things on this earth that could not be explained by science.

However, with the continuous advancement of science and technology, the mysterious veil shrouding those things will one day be lifted.

Science is the weapon that ordinary people use to challenge God.

"The power of God?" Saria lowered her head and clenched her fists. She had always been very strict with herself. Her childhood experiences had made her determined to become a powerful person.

But in front of the true power of God, he is still too weak.

Even though she knows that ordinary people have their limits, Saria still hopes to gain more powerful strength to uphold the justice in her heart and bring everything back to the correct order.

"Director Muirseth, can you tell me about the medicine used to treat mineral sickness? The teacher also got a sample, but he couldn't find a way to replicate it."

"In the cooperation agreement with Kazdel, it is clearly stated that Rhine Life cannot copy the potion privately. If we are discovered, we cannot bear the consequences."

Muirseth put his finger to his lips and made a shushing motion.

"The most serious consequence should be the termination of cooperation and payment of liquidated damages in exchange for Rhine Life's own production of the medicine. I heard that Kazdel's production has always been low, so why not leave it to us?"

During Rhine Life's rapid expansion in recent years, when it encounters potential technologies or companies, its first thought is to acquire them. Only after being rejected does it seek cooperative holding.

Hemer got used to this pattern and was influenced by it to a certain extent.

"The production of medicines has been gradually increasing. You have to know, Hemer, that Kazdel just ended the war not long ago. It is a miracle that they can achieve this."

"Anti-ore sickness medicine is the most important export product for Kazdel. They will definitely not allow us to produce it privately." Muirseth said with a serious expression, straightening his body.

"Indeed, Muirseth is right. This time, Rhine Life is facing a country, so we definitely can't use the usual methods."

What Saria was worried about was that if Rhine Life secretly copied the potion and sold it on its own and was discovered by Kazdel, would the headquarters under her feet suddenly be flattened by a mysterious force.

After all, Colombia’s army and warships can resist the invading armies of other countries, but they cannot stop an “ordinary person” from entering the city through legal procedures.

"I just hope that more infected people can get treatment with anti-ore disease potions. I didn't think too much about it. Sorry..." Hemer also realized that he had spoken out of turn and apologized to Muirseth and Saria.

"It's normal for you to think this way, Hemer. After all, as a doctor, who doesn't want to cure oripathy?" Muirseth did not criticize Hemer. She could understand his thoughts.

"I hope that the improved version of the medicine developed by the doctor can be put into large-scale production as soon as possible." Muirseth looked forward to it silently in his heart.

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New Kazdale City There was another report with the little devil logo printed on it on Roy's desk.

The great god of mechanical engineering, the new youth of Kazdel, the profiteer of Babel Tower, and the blood demon Kolshiel who loves to drink motor oil, once again invited Roy to participate in the second test flight of the aerospace battleship.

Roy, who was originally lying on the sofa and controlling his clone's work, opened the report with great anticipation, hoping to see the project of weapon system testing.

How big a lake can be blasted out in the wilderness by using the main gun powered by dead souls?

That's right, Roy wanted to use the main gun to create another lake, and then reclaim farmland around it to provide irrigation water.

If the lake is large enough, scale fish can be raised to enrich the local people's diet.

The report that Lucille submitted this time was surprisingly formal. Roy quickly skipped the tedious introduction at the beginning and finally found the test items for the test flight at the end.

"Yeah, not bad. This is still the best." Roy nodded with satisfaction after seeing the weapon test. Lucille was indeed awesome in this regard.

"What's so exciting?" The lively and playful girl's voice suddenly came from behind, with her long light yellow hair hanging down and draped over his shoulders.

"Muerseth, why are you here?" Roy turned to look at Muerseth who had suddenly arrived, with curiosity flashing in his bright eyes.

"I came to see you when I had nothing to do. You've been slacking off again." Muirseth walked around the sofa and sat next to Roy.

"I'm actually working too, and with several clones at my disposal." Although there were still many seats on the sofa, Muerseth sat down next to Roy.

A few strands of long hair turned into flowing water and wrapped around Roy's fingertips. A fresh and elegant fragrance came from her soft body.

"If you are too tired, you can tell me. My special water bath relaxation therapy is very useful for relieving fatigue."

Muirseth manipulated water magic to create a cute miniature manifold, which lay in a pool of water with a comfortable expression.

"Water bath? I can try it when I have a chance..." Roy poked the little manifold's face with his other hand, making it angry and pouting and spraying water at Roy.

"What a naughty little guy..." Roy withdrew his hand that was teasing the little manifold, and crystal drops of water dripped from his fingertips.

Seeing this, Muirseth covered his mouth and smiled, then cast a water spell to take back all the water.

"Muerseth, will Rhine Life send anyone to Kazdel's founding ceremony this time?"

"Isn't it enough to have me here?" Muirseth pointed at himself and puffed out his chest to show his importance.

"Your research area is ecology, which is not suitable. I would like to meet with your general manager. I have a project that she might be interested in."

What Roy wanted to talk about was the star gate in the far north, and he also wanted to use the commander-in-chief's help to find the underground base of the Retainer Project.

Of course, you can just take your PhD to Columbia to look for it, but why do it yourself when someone can help you find it?

"Kristen is usually very busy. She rarely leaves the laboratory now. It is Saria who helps her deal with Rhine Life's affairs. We are very good friends."

"Oh, that Ms. Saria is also fine. You can bring a message to her later. It's up to her to decide whether to come or not." Roy leaned close to Mulseth's pointed elf ear and began to speak quickly.

"Well, that's about it..." After saying that, Roy sat up straight again and looked at the red ear with a smile.

He was curious about how the tip of the ear turned red in the manifold made of water magic.