Lin Mo wore an expression that said, "Finally, someone understands," and nodded slightly.
"That's right. An outright sale is certainly impossible, but there is room for cooperation."
"If you can agree to the conditions, I'll have more confidence when I apply to the higher-ups."
Fendona immediately sat up straight, her earlier dejection swept away.
"What conditions?!"
Lin Mo considered what conditions Elder Zhao would most likely agree to in terms of principles and interests, then said carefully:
"First, no individual race can be entrusted with keeping the Antimatter Bombs. They must be stored in Great Xia under Great Xia's supervision. As the supervising party, Great Xia can handle maintenance."
"This is for your own good, too. After all, Spatial Rings exist. If someone lost their mind and brought one into your capital, I don't need to spell out the consequences, do I?"
Kael's gaze gradually grew serious.
"Second, Terra's races cannot decide to use them independently. Every deployment must be approved by the Terra Committee. They cannot be used against committee members, and Great Xia will be responsible for final authorization."
Thorin opened his mouth. This felt like buying nothing at all.
But he raised no objection. Though forthright by nature, he also knew that such weapons could not be handed to some country's or tribe's Chieftain to squander at will.
Lin Mo was right. Antimatter Bombs were particularly terrifying on Terra.
It was obvious with a little thought. If someone carried an Antimatter Bomb into Dwarf Mountain City using a Spatial Ring, the consequences would be unthinkable.
The Dwarves living in Mountain City and their leadership would be wiped out in one fell swoop, and the Dwarf Kingdom would exist in name only.
Rather than every race having them, leaving them in Great Xia's hands would indeed offer greater