Nina sighed softly and began to explain the Moy Union's educational predicament.
Of course, Lin Fan had long anticipated these difficulties. Or rather, ten years ago, he had intentionally guided the Moy Union toward this very point.
In truth, solving this problem would be easy. The Federation only needed to provide the Moy Union with brain enhancement potions and gene enhancement potions.
But the question was, why would the Federation provide them?
Even as allies, such things certainly could not be handed over so easily unless there were equivalent terms of exchange, or—
"We can provide the gene enhancement potions and Brain Development Potions!"
"Really?"
Nina was greatly surprised. Before contacting Lin Fan, she had already prepared herself for the Federation to make outrageous demands—or even refuse outright.
After all, she would have done the same in his position.
Yet she had not expected Lin Fan to agree almost without a moment's consideration.
"How about this? The Federation can offer the Moy Union a large number of international student placements. The first batch will be one hundred million, and the number can gradually expand in the future."
"At the same time, any Moy people studying in the Federation can receive the same treatment as Jeram—that is, the standard benefits of a Federation citizen: one dose each of Seventh Generation Intermediate Gene Enhancement and an intermediate Brain Development Potion."
"Finally, Moy people who are not studying in the Federation but have undergone gene surgery may also be permitted to travel to the Federation to receive basic gene enhancement and basic brain development potions."
Lin Fan quickly laid out his proposal.
This proposal had been decided upon by the Federation's upper ranks years ago. They had merely been waiting for a suitable opportunity to present it to the Moy Union.
And this