In the end, Qian Wenhuan couldn't resist Chen Chen's grand promises. He left with an inspection team assembled by the company.
Before he went, though, Chen Chen had Xia Yin hire thirty professional bodyguards from a security company in the Central Continent Region. They were all former soldiers, and some had even served in special forces.
The men would also head to Namibia one by one to protect the inspection team and, eventually, the completed nuclear power plant.
There was a reason Chen Chen had settled on Namibia at a glance.
First, compared with other African countries, Namibia had a relatively capable government. It could keep troublemakers in check and had a long-term vision.
Second, Namibia was vast and sparsely populated. Most facilities, such as hotels, were monopolized by white families. Overseas tourism and Sandwich Bay were also under white control. With so many interests at stake, few people wanted to see Namibia descend into chaos.
Third, and most importantly, the Central Continent Region was involved.
After Namibia was founded in 1990, the Central Continent Region first acquired 100 percent of the shares in Hushan Uranium Mine, the world's third-largest uranium mine, located in Namibia. Then, the year before last, it acquired a 68 percent stake in Rosin Uranium Mine, the world's fourth-largest uranium producer.
Chen Chen didn't know whether the Namibian government was grinning or cursing under its breath, but with those two uranium mines alone, the government wouldn't fall.
The Central Continent Region wouldn't let it.
That was the magnanimity of the world's largest economy and the world's second-strongest region.
Meanwhile, Chen Chen continued coordinating the direction of the research at the institute. He was doing less hands-on work than before, since they now had a clear path ahead and everyone was highly motivated and working with all