Thanks to William, a boss with deep pockets, Umbrella has become a giant enterprise in Canada after rapid expansion over the past six months.
However, most of the news from Wall Street was mocking William, the young boss.
Reports that he became the largest shareholder of Apple and that selling off Lehman Brothers stock was the biggest joke.
Yet, this kind of news sparked collective anger among the people of Nova Scotia.
After all, Umbrella had acquired the vast majority of private hospitals in Nova Scotia, making medical care so affordable it was practically free.
Halifax City, in particular, was completely invested in and planned by Umbrella, providing a large number of job opportunities.
Even the UBCS stationed in the suburbs of Halifax City would conduct joint exercises with the local police department, driving crime rates down to freezing point.
So, such a conscientious entrepreneur was called stupid by those keyboard warriors...
It seems a bit like that.
But you can't call us Canadians foolish just because of that!
Of course, this is all on the surface.
In secret, William had already reached a deal with various Canadian provincial governments.
Transferring death row inmates and those serving heavy sentences to Umbrella for management.
Private prisons have existed since the 1980s, and it was a company with an excellent reputation like Umbrella that requested them, while also increasing government coffers.
Why not?
From then on, the D-boys were born.
After returning to Halifax City, William personally defined the company's ranking system, largely adopting the Special Containment Procedures Foundation (SCP) he encountered before his transmigration.
D-class personnel: Expendable.
Composed of extreme individuals such as those serving heavy sentences, death row inmates, and political prisoners.
Their current function is as experimental material for Halsey.
In the future, they will be used for various dangerous tasks.
C-class personnel: Basic structure.
Umbrella employees who have signed non-disclosure agreements, responsible for the company's normal operations, construction, recruitment, and other work.
Such as workers, doctors and nurses, lawyers, and security personnel for various facilities.
B-class personnel: Indispensable.
An important part of Umbrella, essential personnel for the company's operations.
Such as research personnel in military factories, Halsey's research team.
And agents secretly observing in every corner of the world.
A-class personnel: Armed forces.
Umbrella Biohazard Countermeasures Unit (UBCS).
Umbrella Security Service (USS).
In the event of an emergency, they will have temporary command authority over D-class to B-class personnel.
If the situation is deemed irrecoverable, they will proceed with evidence concealment measures by nullifying non-disclosure agreements...
Shoot all D-class to C-class personnel in facilities where containment has failed, demolish the facility, and ensure the safe evacuation of B-class personnel.
Olympus Board of Directors:
Umbrella Enterprises will never go public and will not disclose its subsidiary assets.
However, it is still composed of three directors: Andre, Halsey, and William (holding ninety-five percent of the shares).
Among them, William holds supreme authority and ultimate control over all levels.
Security clearance levels, from C-class upwards.
External enterprises:
Marvel Umbrella.
Umbrella Pictures.
They have no level clearance and are only responsible for generating profits for Umbrella.
William is also the largest shareholder of Apple, belonging to Umbrella.
Lehman Brothers' shares have been completely sold off by William in the past six months.
The cash obtained from the sales, along with the profits from various departments, were deposited into a dedicated bank account by the System, acting as the "finance department," separate from the System's funds.
The changes within the past six months are as follows:
UBCS personnel increased to three thousand.
USS personnel increased to three hundred.
The Armory took charge of supplying all firearms, equipment, and ammunition for Umbrella's armed forces, allowing Andre to train new recruits without restraint.
It also successfully put the production of optical camouflage clothing onto the assembly line, but with a price of around 1.2 million per set, only 300 sets were produced for the USS.
The equipment for the UBCS has also been upgraded, far exceeding the specifications of special forces from any country in the current world.
It can be said that the Armory's operational style completely follows their Boss's strategic direction...
Money is not an issue.
As for "Iron Man" and "Starship Troopers 2," they also began filming as scheduled. Since Umbrella Pictures was the sole investor, a large amount of capital began to flow out.
But William didn't care. He would invest in anything without batting an eye, especially since the System's funds reset every 120 days.
This means the money available to spend in a year is 150 billion, far exceeding Canada's annual military spending by fifteen times.
A mere few hundred million, William truly didn't consider it.
He engaged in frantic expansion over the past six months, acquiring a large number of various enterprises within Canada and investing in government infrastructure improvements.
Umbrella has secretly controlled several provinces, becoming a true behemoth enterprise.
Before the most recent reset, William used all remaining funds to purchase shares in the Bank of Nova Scotia.
With the System guaranteeing expenditures, all profitable funds were also rationally converted to the bank by the System. It's only a matter of time before Umbrella completely controls the world through capital.
And The Hive, under the construction of Umbrella's engineering team led by Wang Zhaofeng, has long been completed.
The layout of The Hive was designed entirely according to Halsey's plans.
The general structure is as follows:
The first floor is for the stationing of A-class armed forces and the storage of supplies and cargo.
Two hundred UBCS and twenty USS personnel specifically to protect Halsey.
The second floor is the living and central area.
For researchers to live normally, relax, eat, and entertain themselves.
The control center is located here.
The third floor is the isolation area.
Guarded by UBCS around the clock, it is characterized by its small size and defensibility.
The fourth floor is the work area.
Halsey can happily conduct T-Virus experiments, clone various bodies, and research the super-soldier program here.
The fifth floor is the freezing and refrigeration rooms.
Storing large quantities of T-Virus and vaccines, as well as various "byproducts" from experiments.
This area is also guarded by UBCS around the clock, ensuring any issues can be resolved immediately.
The Hive is much larger and has a higher safety factor than in the games and movies.
January 27, 2007;
Within a certain observation laboratory on the fourth floor of The Hive's underground research facility;
Halsey and William stood behind a giant bulletproof glass window, looking out at the spacious trial grounds.
Inside, a gray humanoid creature, over two meters tall and wearing a green leather suit, was moving.
It was following instructions, climbing over obstacles, moving rapidly, and destroying target dummies.
"How is it, Boss William?"
Halsey placed her left hand on her hip, gestured towards the glass with her right hand, and turned to smile at William:
"This is T-103, it can be completely controlled, and it can also be mass-produced~."
T-103, its full name is Tyrant-103.
William's mouth hung slightly open, unable to believe that Halsey could actually create the most stable Tyrant from the "Resident Evil" game.
This is like the ultimate universal solvent, isn't it?!
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