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Chapter 130 Just a Task for the Masters
But it must be said that this is the kind of life that Yamashita Tetsuya wants: high salary, little work, little socializing, and he only needs to be a messenger.

Most importantly, due to the power of suggestion, Yamashita Tetsuya doesn't need to worry about his subordinates suddenly having a big idea and causing a major scandal for him.

Although no news is bigger than the news of the US island fleet sinking a few ships, what does that have to do with me? That's the boss's job, and I'm just a worker.

In contrast, Smithson, who was also an employee, seemed particularly motivated, especially after his assistant returned his phone, which was still on a call. He didn't know what the man on the other end said, but Smithson became exceptionally excited.

"Mr. Yamashita, we agree to all the conditions. If permitted, I would like to personally hand over the reins to that person."

Yamashita Tetsuya, who wanted to give up, naturally agreed wholeheartedly, but the issue wasn't up to him. "Excuse me, please wait a moment, I need to ask them what they think."

Yamashita Tetsuya entered the cubicle and relayed Smithson's words to Beta through the familiar he had left in the cubicle, leaving the decision to her.

Beta then asked Yamashita Tetsuya to wait a moment, as she wanted to ask her master's opinion first.

At this moment, Luo Li had already set her sights on a Ticonderoga-class guided missile cruiser as her next target and was preparing to make her move when Beta controlled her familiar to deliver a message and ask for her opinion.

"Tsk, if only it had been a little later." Luo Li glanced at the Ticonderoga-class missile cruiser that had narrowly escaped disaster, and after a moment's thought, replied, "In that case, Beta, you go see Commissioner Smithson in my place. Remember to bring a few extra magical costumes just in case."

Then, Luo Li flew towards the shore. If she weren't mindful of her current identity, she would not only have sank the Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser, but also used magic to carve the words "XXX was here" on the US's precious aircraft carrier.

But since I, as a 'god,' have said that I would stop the sabotage as soon as the negotiation results are available, I must keep my promise.

As dusk fell, Commissioner Smithson, who had been anxiously waiting in the negotiation room, finally met the person he wanted to see.

When Yamashita Tetsuya respectfully welcomed Beta into the negotiation room, Commissioner Smithson immediately walked over with a smile, extending his right hand as if to shake hands.

But Beta merely glanced at him coldly, then walked past him, sat down in the main seat, and said calmly, "My master has ordered me to witness the signing of the contract. Let's begin."

As Beta spoke, Yamashita Tetsuya swiftly handed the prepared documents to the Smithsonian commissioner. The commissioner glanced at them briefly, and the contents were consistent with what had been agreed upon, consisting of only two points.

First, the US must not only seek compensation for all its losses in this incident, but also provide the island nation with an air force base.

Secondly, the US can exchange enriched uranium for a life-extending potion, at a rate of one bottle for every 100 kilograms of enriched uranium, with a time limit of one month.

After confirming that the treaty was correct, Commissioner Smithson pulled out a chair to sit down and sign it, at which point Tetsuya Yamashita coughed twice.

The sudden cough froze Commissioner Smithson's smile. He looked up at Tetsunori below and saw that the other man's eyes kept glancing at Beta in the main seat. He felt a surge of anger, but his actions were swift and decisive. He immediately bent over and slumped onto the table to sign the document, as if bowing in apology.

After signing, Yamashita Tetsuya picked up the treaty and presented it to Beta for inspection. Only after Beta gave a soft "hmm" did he carefully put the treaty into his briefcase. Seeing that the treaty had been signed smoothly, Beta stood up and prepared to leave. Commissioner Smithson, disregarding whether he might anger Beta, quickly said, "Please wait a moment. We have a few more requests that we hope you will consider."

Upon hearing this, Beta gracefully sat down again, her bright red eyes calmly fixed on Commissioner Smithson. Seeing this, Smithson knew perfectly well that Beta had been waiting for her to speak, so that Beta could seize the initiative without uttering a single word.

Although Commissioner Smithson knew this, if he didn't speak up to maintain the initiative, the other party might really leave directly. At that point, even if he returned home with the miracle drug, he wouldn't get any benefit.

So, for the sake of a decadent future, Commissioner Smithson spoke up: "In addition to life-extending potions, we hope to acquire a batch of equipment capable of dealing with those inhuman beings. Price is not an issue."

The gentlemen in the United States originally only wanted to get their hands on the life-extending elixir, but after the Smithsonian commissioner brought them intelligence about non-human beings, they became restless. After all, the evil spirits and monsters mentioned in the intelligence were not something that a few elite bodyguards could guarantee their safety.

They didn't care whether this was Smithson's excuse to embezzle funds. And even if they did care, wasn't the fact that the island-based fleet's warships were being chopped up by someone with a sword the best proof?
So, when the gentlemen learned that ghosts and monsters threatened their lives, they bypassed Congress and gave Commissioner Smithson a direct order, demanding that he obtain the miracle drug and the equipment to deal with the non-human creatures.

If this succeeds, even if Commissioner Smithson wants to become the President of the United States, the bigwigs will have a way to put him in power. If they fail, he can just commit suicide; at least he won't implicate his family.

After making his request, Commissioner Smithson felt his heart pounding, his breathing becoming rapid, and tinnitus set in.

This phenomenon had never occurred with Commissioner Smithson before, but it often occurred with representatives of the other party in negotiations with him.

After what seemed like an eternity, just when Commissioner Smithson thought he was about to faint from the stress, he finally received a response from Beta.

"I cannot make this decision myself; I need to consult my master. Please wait here for now."

No sooner had Beta finished speaking than Yamashita Tetsuya, with keen insight, pushed open the door to the cubicle. "Lord Beta, there is a familiar bestowed by the Lord in this room. You can use it to contact the Lord."

Inside the cubicle, Beta relayed Smithson's request to Luo Li through her familiar. A moment later, Luo Li's voice came through her familiar.

“Okay, Beta, you tell him that one ton of enriched uranium can be exchanged for a set of equipment, which includes a pair of goggles that allow ordinary people to see evil spirits and a weapon that can harm evil spirits.”

After obtaining Luo Li's permission, Beta relayed the message to the Smithson commissioner, urging him to quickly communicate with the domestic authorities and decide whether or not to purchase the goods.

As a result, Commissioner Smithson said he could make the decision himself, and the two sides immediately added another clause to the treaty.

【Aba Aba Aba】

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