Chen Ligu signed five identical contracts with another Blue-Clad Union senior executive named Solna.
Normally, three copies would have been enough, but within the jurisdiction of the Chinese Witch Association, two more had to be added. This was the result of domestic witches' innate distrust of capital witches. The extra two contracts would be sent to the Workers' Interests Protection Association and the Witch Discussion Duplicate Records Association, ensuring backups could be found if any problems arose later.
After settling on the price, Chen Ligu began negotiating benefits with the company's upper management.
From something as major as the allocation of "prestige from this invasion."
To something as minor as "whether there would be a private lounge."
While she fought hard to secure benefits for Jiang Han, Andrea took Jiang Han on a tour of the company.
It was unclear who stood behind Blue-Clad Union, but one thing was certain: this was an extraordinarily ambitious enterprise. It had bought an entire building near South City's busiest district, along with a nearby apartment complex and a park, all for the construction of employee facilities.
Such lavish investment was also the mark of a powerful witch!
Witches were very good at spending money. A witch like Anjie only held so much cash because gold was the sole raw material for making witch gold; otherwise, she would probably have converted it all into resources and stockpiled them.
Descending from the top-floor R&D department, they reached the company's main body: an enormous ring-shaped structure. At its center stood an ecological garden, along with a three-tiered World Framework Mechanism.
Using the World Framework Mechanism, one could mechanically control passages leading to other worlds.
It could be used without limit as long as the following conditions were met:
The main world possessed sufficient magic power and