"Thanks, Harry." After the speech ended, Peter excitedly pulled Harry into a bear hug.
This was far more satisfying than being Spider-Man. Sahara Greening would benefit hundreds of millions of people.
How many people could Spider-Man save in a day? A gang shootout probably involved only dozens of people, a hundred at most, but how many people could be affected by a top-down decision?
Wars, financial crises, political struggles, even an incompetent manager or a bad decision... these things harmed ordinary people far more than a single gang transaction ever could.
His years at Osborn and the success in Mauritania had taught him one thing: only by creating more could these problems be solved, and now he had that opportunity.
"No need to thank me. I didn't invest just because of our friendship. Your ideas and plans are both mature, so go for it."
Harry smiled and teased him.
"After all, with great ability comes great responsibility."
Peter froze at those words, then laughed as well. "Money is an ability too, right? Then there really isn't anyone on Earth more capable than you."
Harry did not deny it, but his abilities were not limited to "money."
Tony was rich too, wasn't he? Yet he still had to listen to the White House. Black Panther was rich enough too, wasn't he? Yet he still had to...
Forget it. I don't really understand that last one either.
Just then, Ms. Ajak walked over from nearby, looking like she had something to say.
"As expected of a giant corporation like Osborn Group. You are actually willing to spend such an enormous sum on this unprofitable, impossible project for a friend."
"First, I am not investing because of a friend. Second, this is not an unprofitable project. Third, this is not the most impossible-looking