After signing this document, Wayne Enterprises would officially begin the research and development process.
The manpower, resources, and funding invested would far exceed the value of the equipment itself.
Alfred, who had been standing behind Bruce all this time, finally could not help speaking.
"Master, if it's because of the lead he provided, giving him Arkham Asylum would already be enough. We really don't need to spend so much tailoring this equipment for him..."
Worthy of You, Bruce Wayne!
"Alfred, do you think I'm wasting money?" Bruce turned to look at Alfred.
Alfred fell silent for a moment before shaking his head.
"Master, you naturally have the right to dispose of the Wayne family's assets. I simply feel that the intelligence Li Wei provided isn't worth this much money. Our investigation into the Court of Owls has made almost no progress..."
Ever since they returned from Arkham Asylum last time, Bruce had, as expected, asked Alfred about the Court of Owls.
Unable to withstand Bruce's questioning, Alfred had eventually told him everything he knew.
Of course, while Alfred knew of the Court of Owls, he did not know much.
He only knew that the Court of Owls, this secret organization, had lurked in the city for many years, spanning more than one generation. And before Bruce's father—Thomas Wayne—was murdered, he had indeed come into contact with the Court of Owls.
It was difficult to say that Bruce Wayne's parents' deaths had nothing to do with the Court of Owls.
That was precisely why Alfred had not mentioned it to Bruce before Li Wei told him.
He was afraid Bruce would follow in his father's footsteps.
Yet even though Bruce had now begun investigating the Court of Owls, progress had been negligible.
At present, they could only confirm that the organization