Channels (Part 1)

"My company operates an import-export trading business. If the opportunity arises, perhaps we could cooperate," William said with a smile.

Of course, Wei He would not simply believe what the man said.

Judging by this man's Psionic level, bearing, and presence, the trading company he spoke of was likely no small operation.

But at the mention of a trading company, Wei He suddenly thought of the large quantities of medicinal herbs and materials he currently needed.

When he bought medicine, he generally used the Pharmacology Center's channels, bringing goods in and out of the Silver Belt District along with official supplies.

In truth, it was not as if he had never considered buying from private sources.

But private companies generally offered less favorable terms, and the materials available for purchase were fewer as well.

So after trying it several times, Wei He had stopped.

Since this was not a place for idle chatter, and William's daughter needed to return quickly to recuperate and undergo a full examination,

the two merely exchanged contact information before going their separate ways.

Wei He, meanwhile, acted as though nothing had happened and continued with his daily routine.

His work at the Pharmacology Center mainly involved helping professors and chief researchers handle exceptionally troublesome, difficult materials.

He processed those materials into semi-finished products that could be preserved for long periods.

This work required remarkably advanced pharmacological knowledge and practical pharmaceutical skills.

That was why Wei He had managed to establish himself so smoothly at the Pharmacology Center, despite still not having obtained a pharmacist's license.

After leaving the gene adjustment pool, Wei He quickly dealt with the materials he needed to process.

Work that would normally take a pharmacist at least an entire day took only an hour before him, given his overwhelming physical strength.