Wilderness Redemption Tour

By the time Lin Yan explained to Arthur and Sadie why he invested in Professor Dragic, Professor Dragic's things had almost been packed up.

Several people helped the professor carry his things onto the carriage parked outside, and then they were led by him to a restaurant.

"In order to rush over to meet these two investors as early as possible, I didn't even have breakfast, and now I don't even have the energy to catch the car. Besides, it's already noon, and the law firm will definitely not receive us. We might as well eat while waiting for them to start work in the afternoon. In addition, we can discuss the specific details of the whole thing at the dinner table and have a drink together to celebrate or something."

This was what Professor Dragic said in front of the restaurant, but it was indeed time for lunch, so Lin Yan simply went with the flow and treated him to another meal.

After eating and drinking, several people came to a law firm near the restaurant. Under the witness of the lawyer, Lin Yan and Professor Dragic jointly signed several relevant agreements. The agreements were made in triplicate, with the lawyer, professor, and Lin Yan each holding one copy.

Coming out of the law firm, Lin Yan and Professor Dragic's faces were filled with visible joy. Lin Yan was happy that when Professor Dragic applied for the relevant patents for radio remote control, he could make money without doing anything. Not to mention arranging for gang members to go to Tahiti, even traveling around the world would not be a problem.

As for Professor Dragic, he was happy that his experiment finally had a stable source of funds, and it was the kind that would deliver on its promises 100%. He had met investors who promised to invest in him before, but those people's promises were all empty checks. They often said nice things, but when they actually took the money, they said they were not optimistic about his project. Lin Yan was the first person to ask a lawyer for notarization.

"Now I'm going to go back and improve my equipment, and try to reach a perfect state as soon as possible. After that, I will take it to a big city like New York, apply for a patent and promote it vigorously to see if there are any creative ideas that need this technology there. As long as one or two new products are developed and put on the market, our money will continue to flow into our account." Professor Dragic said excitedly while standing in front of the carriage.

"Would you like to see something more exciting and incredible? It's in my laboratory, in Dover Hill. I dare say it will surprise all of you."

"Come on, get to know my lab, otherwise how are you going to give me the rest of the money? You don't want to slow down the progress of making money, do you?" He said this to Lin Yan alone.

"Uh... okay." Lin Yan thought about it and nodded in agreement. "I can also take a look at your so-called more incredible things."

"Then Arthur, you..." Lin Yan knew that Sadie would definitely go with him, so he directly asked Arthur about his next itinerary.

"I also want to see what other weird things he has." Arthur also looked very interested.

"Since you're going, then come with me and see if I have anything else that interests you." Professor Dragic got on the carriage and took Lin Yan and his party straight to the northern suburbs of Saint Denis.

When passing a house in the northern suburbs of Saint Denis, Professor Dragic stopped the carriage and greeted a busy man in the yard: "Andrew, how is your research going?"

The man he called Andrew had sparse hair, no beard, and wore a pair of glasses on his nose. He wore a work suit with pockets sewn all over it, similar to an apron. Different types of tools were inserted into each pocket. He wore a pair of cotton gloves on his hands. He looked more like an inventor than Professor Dragic.

Hearing Professor Dragic's greeting, the other party said without even looking up: "This is a critical moment, leave me alone for a while, you European guy."

Professor Dragic was not angry at being called a European guy in a somewhat derogatory way. He raised his eyebrows, which were extremely hairy, and said in a brisk tone, "Okay, you continue, I'll go back first."

After leaving the courtyard, Professor Dragic introduced the other people in his group, "The one just now was Andrew Bell III. Like me, he is also an inventor. He said that he is tinkering with a 'love machine' recently."

"Love machine? What kind of love? It's not the kind I'm thinking about, right?" Arthur gave an ambiguous smile after hearing this.

"Obviously not what you think." Professor Dragic was afraid that Arthur would think wrongly, so he quickly corrected him: "Andrew is at least a serious inventor, although in my opinion, there is a certain gap between what he makes and what I make."

Perhaps he felt that what he said was a bit too much, and he didn't think it was a glorious thing to belittle his peers, so he added: "You may find some treasures here, you can go and have a look when you have time."

The "love machine" that Andrew mentioned did indeed arouse Lin Yan's interest. He decided to stop by and take a look when he came back. Not only investing, but after the contract was signed, he still owed Professor Dragic $2300. Before he could collect enough money, he had no spare cash to make other investments.

"By the way, have you found the writer who asked us to look for him?" On the way, Lin Yan, who was thinking about how to make money, suddenly thought of the writer on the pleasure boat. Although it would take a long time for him to finish writing the book and get the royalties, he had to show some appreciation when he saw him again and gave him the photos of the people he was looking for.

"Ah, you mean that guy..." Arthur showed a half-smile when he heard Lin Yan asking about the writer, and said slowly: "I did find him on a pleasure boat at the dock yesterday. He was inseparable from that drunkard, like a conjoined twin. After I gave him the things and told him the things he was interested in, the drunkard asked me to catch a guy named Slim Grant, who is now the sheriff of Annesburg. They had a grudge many years ago. If I want to get paid, I have to continue to help them."

"'Literature is a dirty business, and sometimes it pays well, especially when you tell lies.' This writer, I think his last name was Levin, told me that."

"It took me a long time to find the sheriff who was captured by a group of fugitives in a place called Beaver Cave. After I brought him to the agreed location, the gunman named Calloway, who I suspected had drunk too much, shot the sheriff in the back and then forced me, a witness, to duel."