"Chairwoman Chu, on behalf of our group, thank you for your tremendous contribution to the domestic steel industry!" The man in charge solemnly thanked Chu Feng, who stood beside him.
A liaison from the military region stood with them, responsible for documenting the transaction.
"You're too kind, Mr. Ma. We're only bringing the two sides together for mutual benefit," Chu Feng said with a smile, though her gaze held a hint of amazement as she looked at the freighter.
"Chairwoman Chu, could you introduce me to someone from the supplier?"
"Uh, well..." Chu Feng looked somewhat troubled.
"What's wrong? Oh, how thoughtless of me. The higher-ups already instructed us to keep this shipment's supplier strictly confidential. I understand!"
"That's not it. Of course I trust you, Mr. Ma. But apparently this ship runs autonomously, and there's no one aboard. Even if I wanted to introduce you, I'm afraid I couldn't!" Chu Feng said with a wry smile.
"Ah..." At that, Mr. Ma examined the freighter in surprise. Only then did he realize that it was indeed dark aboard, with no light showing except for a few navigation lights.
"Has autonomous navigation technology advanced that quickly? And they're really comfortable leaving cargo worth tens of millions of Renminbi unattended?" Mr. Ma asked incredulously.
"Well... apparently they're short-staffed, so they use a high degree of automation..." Chu Feng could only repeat Nie Yun's own words. His way of doing things truly left her at a loss.
Still, Nie Yun really had not lied. The entire base had only three people, all told, and everyone else was a robot. Its degree of automation was far beyond anything they could imagine!
Fortunately, the Chu Corporation handled communication with the buyer, so once the cargo reached the dock, Nie Yun had nothing more to worry