"You're saying the United Arab Emirates ordered fifty War Robots?"
Franji looked at the assistant who had come in to report, utterly astonished.
The defense exhibition had only been open for less than half a day, yet the United Arab Emirates had already placed a major order: fifty War Robots at 80 million Hua Xia currency apiece.
As far as he knew, Rashid had gone to Worker Ant Defense right after Franji left.
Only a few hours had passed, and they had already bought fifty War Robots.
The United Arab Emirates was rich, but even 4 billion was not something they could casually spend on equipment. The War Robots' performance must have impressed Rashid enough for the United Arab Emirates to place the order without hesitation.
"They tested the War Robots. Do we have any information about the test?" Franji looked at the assistant reporting to him.
"No. Only people from both sides were present at the equipment training ground, and photography was forbidden. Only the officials who took part in the test know the War Robots' capabilities. According to information from United Arab Emirates officials, the War Robots' performance exceeded their expectations. Rashid decided to place the order on the spot after the test."
The assistant answered truthfully.
Franji nodded slightly and pondered carefully.
He also wanted to know the War Robots' capabilities. They were simply too expensive—80 million Hua Xia currency each. Given his country's current circumstances, every sum had to be spent where it mattered. If the equipment proved useless in battle, it would be a loss for them.
"We could ask them to let us test the robots and see their actual capabilities before deciding whether to buy them. The cost won't be high anyway," the assistant suggested.
"Mm, that works."
Franji nodded.
For now, that