To Feng Jun's regret, the other side really had not pulled any tricks. A day later, he arrived at the place where the production line was stored and found a complete set of equipment, perfectly packaged.
The Life Potion manufacturing equipment was far more complex than the other production lines he had bought. Not only was the preparation process extraordinarily complicated, but the fault tolerance was also extremely low. Many stages existed solely to ensure that nothing could go wrong with the potion.
Feng Jun roughly reviewed the manual. There were three automatic destruction procedures alone, ensuring that defective products could not leak out.
But after thinking about it, he understood. Life Potions were harder currency than Federation Credits. Naturally, their production process had to be stringent. It was like Xia Nation's currency-printing factories—defective notes could never be allowed to leave the facility.
Only after realizing this did Feng Jun truly appreciate just how much strength and influence the other side possessed to be able to sell him such a production line. Many things could only be truly understood after seeing them with one's own eyes.
They had also left instructions for activation: the core Control Gate Chip had to be inserted, and the randomly generated password from a quantum entanglement pair had to be entered in real time before the chip could be fully unlocked.
Originally, they had planned to leave behind the Control Gate Chip while retaining only the equipment that generated the random passwords. But considering that the other party's civilization might possess unimaginable abilities, they had decided not to send even the Control Gate Chip, for which they expressed their apologies.
But if the agreement could truly be fulfilled, did it really matter whether there was one activation device or two?
Feng Jun accepted the explanation.