Hobart said to Aputon again, "Once you complete this commission, you can go back to being your boss, and you can also sell products from Sharp Intent Machinery Company.
"I think all it will take is an advertisement in the newspaper, and customers will come to you on their own."
After all, Sharp Intent Machinery Company's products were high-tech goods for this era, and they were highly sought after.
Hobart continued, "If there are new commissions, I'll have the Creator contact you again. Future commissions will follow the same format, so I won't explain it further.
"Other than a few commissions that you must complete, you have the right to refuse most of them. And I won't let you suffer a loss on any commission."
The last weight in Aputon's heart finally lifted. "I like this kind of commission arrangement."
Not only did it give him enough freedom, but it also gave him a "powerful" Extraordinary Organization to rely on. He was quite satisfied with this loose organizational structure.
After assigning the task and giving the necessary explanations, Hobart did not engage in any further conversation in order to maintain the atmosphere of a "mysterious organization." He and Aputon left the abandoned villa one after the other.
In the carriage on the way back, Hobart took off his mask and suddenly realized that he had not spent a single penny on this deal, yet he had managed to profit from both sides.
Aputon bore the cost, while the Bribor Extraordinary Characteristics given as payment were the very ones Aputon had previously handed over to Hobart. Meanwhile, Elliot's payment for the goods would not be short even a penny.
The only things Hobart had provided were favors and connections, but everyone benefited and received their due gains or advantages.
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