The evening papers had originally planned to report on Werewolves attacking a university campus, causing severe casualties. But when Vampires appeared on the streets in broad daylight, indiscriminately attacking pedestrians and causing even more deaths and injuries, some quick-moving newspapers changed their headlines.
It was hard to say which of the two stories deserved the front page more. But the fact that the media could no longer suppress such news from becoming headline material showed that the attitudes of those high above had begun to waver.
No one reacted more fiercely than Oscorp.
The chairman's only son, Harry Osborn, who also served as the group's public relations manager and was one of the most sought-after eligible bachelors of late—unlike Tony Stark, whose habit of sleeping with women without marrying them was already common knowledge—had been severely injured by Werewolves on campus!
That fact prompted Oscorp to immediately begin mass-producing UV Bullets and Silver Nitrate Bullets in various models.
Its public statement was that even if it failed to win the New York City Police Department procurement contract, it could still supply other government agencies or organizations; alternatively, the ammunition could enter civilian FFL gun stores for ordinary people to purchase.
Oscorp already had a military-industrial division. Manufacturing small-caliber ammunition was not its main business, but setting up several suitable production lines in a short period of time was hardly a problem.
In fact, compared with companies that specialized in ammunition production, Oscorp's idle ammunition lines could be modified more quickly and put into production for these specialized rounds.
Compared with Stark Industries, which had been the first to respond to the New York City Police Department procurement project but had only reached the stage of preparing bid materials and providing test reports for prototype samples—not yet modifying production lines for