For a normal company, the process from registration to opening for business often took several months, or even half a year.
If it needed to operate multiple industries, especially across new and multiple fields, the procedures became cumbersome, with meetings piled atop meetings for approval. Without half a year, they might not even be able to begin the process.
"Five days. Three at most. We need to get the sign up."
Lu PingAn had made an outrageously demanding request, yet by the afternoon of the third day, the sign was already hanging.
A Deputy Secretary-General with actual authority came from the city, while the Bureau of Anomalous Affairs sent a Deputy Director. They specially held a simple ribbon-cutting ceremony for the company, so the new company would not seem too shabby.
A few days later, the first batch of trainees arrived, along with several teachers.
"This is a little rushed."
"It has to be. Our time is quite limited. According to the plan, we have to complete the first phase of training within two months. Heh, they're worried we'll run off to the Outer Domain. If they miss this, they might have to wait another half a year."
The time of New Era Explorers was simply and brutally divided into two categories: "outside the domain" and "inside the domain."
When venturing into the Outer Domain, they had to remain tense no matter what. After returning, before the next departure, it was usually time for each Explorer to adjust themselves.
Some used it for arduous training, some turned their resources into combat strength, and some simply took their enormous earnings and lived it up. All were normal choices, with no distinction between good and bad. But if one wanted to live a little longer, it was still better to enter a