The negotiator had imagined countless possibilities, even shamelessly asking for aid, but he had never expected Wang Yue to make this proposal.
He knew that Wang Yue planned to set up a security company that could recruit people in Yunnan. Those recruits would certainly be from China. Under the guise of working for a security company, they could operate in Yunnan or the Nawa region, effectively allowing Yunnan to send people into the Nawa region legally and legitimately.
As long as these security personnel weren't active-duty soldiers or police officers, they could be assigned freely, and no one would be able to investigate them.
Once they arrived in the Nawa region, they would become informants for China and could play a major role in maintaining stability in Yunnan.
The security company established in the Nawa region probably wouldn't limit its operations to that area. It would likely provide security for merchants and their businesses or properties throughout NM and Southeast Asia.
This would give Dragon Country a chance to place its own eyes and ears there—and to do so openly and legitimately.
The negotiator had never encountered such generous terms before. He couldn't help swallowing, then steadied himself before asking earnestly, "Mr. Wang, I understand your request. Once I report it, I'll get back to you soon. Is there anything else you'd like?"
Wang Yue knew this request would certainly be approved, so he continued, "Of course. We also hope to receive some aid. The Nawa region is very backward in terms of electricity, communications, and even transportation. We hope you can support us in these areas."
Hearing this, the negotiator felt that this was finally the kind of normal negotiation he was familiar with. He knew this subject well, and he had guidelines from his superiors, so he easily