"Now that the National Fusion Energy Grid has been completed, this grid covers every city and rural area across the country, achieving nearly 99.9% coverage.
This achievement means our annual carbon emissions will be reduced by more than 80%, cutting pollution and giving us a more stable, cleaner energy supply.
I have to say, we must thank Mr. President for his efforts in this matter, as well as the Osborn Group for its technical support. Without either of them, we could never have accomplished this feat."
The U.S. Secretary of Energy spoke eloquently before the media.
This Secretary of Energy was newly appointed. No one knew what had been wrong with the previous one. He had shaved his head when attending a meeting—not completely bald, either. He had left a thin strip of red hair on top, dressed in women's clothes, and worn heavy makeup.
He was a man.
Norman could not stand to watch anymore and dismissed him outright. The current Secretary of Energy was much better; he knew his place and even knew how to flatter people a little.
When the news reached this point, OIS informed them that the two men had arrived.
James Halliday and Ogden Morrow.
They were not yet the entertainment tycoons from the films, merely two young men struggling to build a business from the ground up. To be honest, quite a few companies had approached them, but what company was more worth joining than Osborn?
Standing at the entrance to Osborn Citadel, both men gaped.
Photos could not convey the oppressive presence of this building. At most, they made it seem like another miracle of human architecture, embellished by the surrounding gardens.
People often stood before the pyramids and marveled: How had the ancient Egyptians built such magnificent structures?
And Osborn Citadel