"Exactly. It's a university."
Li Mu did not deny it. Instead, he glanced at Rebecca before turning to William and explaining:
"Boss, just as I said, the Agent training center needs to recruit large numbers of high school graduates.
"They're young, energetic, and possess limitless potential. That's exactly what Umbrella needs."
"Hmm..." William did not respond immediately. He raised his left hand and lightly pinched his chin, pondering Li Mu's proposal.
After a long while.
"Fine." William lowered his left hand, then added to Li Mu's point:
"I can have Serena make the arrangements. To ensure the agents' secrecy, we'll make this Agent training center publicly appear to be an Umbrella military academy.
"According to the Engineering Team's construction schedule, it'll be completely finished by the end of this year. Then, in January, we'll advertise it to the public and let people know that this military academy exists."
"Hmm, that works." After hearing William's words, Rebecca nodded in agreement and said:
"Boss, the admission requirements for new students must be high. Whether in physical fitness or academic performance, they must rank among the best of ordinary people."
"Of course." William smiled.
"More than ten years ago, when the company had just been founded, I acquired Marvel. My original reason for having Marvel create comics about Umbrella was precisely for this moment.
"The Abnormal Crisis series of games, comics, and merchandise has already influenced one or even two generations of young people. Their longing to join Umbrella's forces far exceeds that of ordinary people.
"So once the military academy is completed and begins recruiting students worldwide, we'll be able to obtain the finest young talent from across the globe."
"No wonder you're an old—cough, cough. No wonder you're my father." Yelena, who was standing nearby, found herself admiring William once again.