After hesitating for a long while, General Ross nodded.
"The previous Tyrant made me decide to trust you once. I hope your products won't disappoint me. I want one Pursuer and one Emperor Tyrant, respectively.
"Additionally, I want thirty T-101s, at forty-five million dollars each.
"You should know that the Air Force does not have much demand for these, but if they prove valuable enough, you will receive more orders from the Army."
General Ross spoke with considerable dominance, leaving Noah no room to argue.
Noah did not mind. He smiled and nodded. This price had already exceeded his expectations.
Although the T-101 was cheaper than the prototype Tyrant, that was only normal.
The prototype Tyrant's price had actually been severely inflated.
Other than its advantage in flexibility, it was not worth that price at all, which was why sales had never been particularly good.
At present, every major military technology company was developing its own combat robots or technological battle suits.
After all, Tony Stark had already proven the excellence of battle suits through facts.
As a true genius, Tony Stark had always been the trendsetter for major companies.
Over the next few years, all sides would likely gradually acquire similar exoskeleton combat support equipment, and even combat robots.
In fact, signs of that had already appeared.
More than one company had begun rolling out its own exoskeleton support equipment.
As for Umbrella's biological weapons, their applicability was too limited. That was an unavoidable disadvantage.
This was also an important reason why Noah, despite possessing so many biological weapons, still treated T-Virus products as his primary selling point.
Small biological weapons like Fighting Wolf were difficult to surpass in terms of functionality.
Tyrants were too expensive, and having similar biological weapons emerge too quickly might not necessarily be a