After the trial run, both machines were brought out together.
Generous Sean did not offer a choice between the two. Instead, he "lent" them both to Tian Yuan Shelter.
According to him, once Tian Yuan Shelter had sufficient funds in the future, it could simply pay the corresponding price.
However, judging from his attitude—even without a contract being signed—there was a ninety-nine percent chance he intended to give them to the shelter outright as a token of goodwill.
This also indirectly showed how deeply committed he was to the partnership.
Of course, Su Mo did not continue greedily demanding additional terms.
After inviting Sean into the reception room built by the temporary squad, Su Mo cleared his throat and, within the limits he had tested repeatedly in the ruins, gave him a subtle reminder: "Lord Sean, if you intend to return to the Foundation headquarters, I'm afraid you'll have to hurry."
"Based on our experience living on this land, it won't be long before an unimaginable disaster for ordinary people breaks out here."
"Believe me, it will completely overturn your understanding of this world."
Not stating exactly what would happen, when it would happen, or how far-reaching the disaster would be.
Those were the greatest restrictions the game imposed on speech.
Unlike Peng Qiu's confidence, Sean—perhaps because he had made a trip into the mountains—was much more cautious in this regard.
"A disaster? Can you tell me what exactly will happen?"
"No. It's not that I'm unwilling to tell you. The rules governing this place are simply not as straightforward as you imagine."
"So there's no more detailed information?"
"That's right. Even if you encounter others like me, they won't be able to tell you anything more specific."
"All right."
Sean had not expected such surprising news.
He looked somewhat