pjbooks Chapter 105 Disclosure
Chapter 105 Disclosure
Chapter 105 Disclosure
Link laughed and said, "How could it be our funds? This should be paid for by countries all over the world."
"My ideal scenario is to create a defensive perimeter in space, controlled by the Avengers, who will not be involved in political issues on Earth."
Norman Osborn asked, somewhat troubled, "Is this realistic?"
"Very realistic!" Link walked to the side and poured Norman Osborn a glass of wine. "You know, the danger of aliens has arrived, and the world's countries are not technologically advanced enough to develop space fighters."
"We will not share the technical information we obtain from Asgard with them."
Norman Osborn, being a seasoned capitalist, retorted, "But countries all over the world want it!"
"Then let's test the strength of the Avengers!" Link spread his hands, then took a sip of bourbon. "The Avengers have reached an alliance agreement with Asgard, and we can call upon the Asgardian army at any time."
"Their Rainbow Bridge is a fixed-point teleportation system that can teleport you to anywhere in the world, even without the aid of nuclear weapons."
"Norman, it's always been a case of might makes right, and now the Avengers' fists are the biggest."
Norman Osborn hesitated, and Link, noticing this, said, "You can say anything."
"Lin, the Avengers are currently short-handed. Although you have formed an alliance with Asgard, are they truly willing to fight alongside you?" Norman Osborn said. "Furthermore, your combat strength is not high."
"You have the means to wear armor like Stark, but you've only created a simple nanotech suit."
"You're a genius, I don't believe you can't create a battle suit."
Link laughed, then patted the other man on the shoulder and said, "Norman, do you really know me?"
Norman Osborn was taken aback, then looked Link over carefully, and then it dawned on him.
He said, "Yes, I don't know you. With your intelligence, you shouldn't be unaware of these things, yet you show no concern whatsoever. Does that mean you have your own trump card?"
"That's right, making you CEO was definitely the best decision. You're certainly shrewd enough," Link said. "Don't worry about anything. Nothing can threaten me or the Osborn Group."
"I know you're worried about the Osborn Corporation, but you need to understand one thing: by the time we go public, we'll have already mastered information about the universe and built space fighters."
"I called you here today not to start production immediately. I need to build a new factory, find land in New York, and build the final assembly plant."
"This design still needs to be shown to Tony for revisions. Finally, during production, we'll need to build the key equipment ourselves."
"In the future, we may build these facilities in space, especially the energy and space jump devices, which are essential to have control over."
"I will handcraft one with Tony, and then I will pilot it into space to explore, and perhaps even acquire a large spaceship. That is my goal."
Norman Osborn's mouth dropped open, and he asked incredulously, "What's your plan?"
"And this space fighter is piloted by a single person. What will you do if something goes wrong?"
"Don't forget, I designed it, and I can repair it," Link said confidently. "Even if I'm stranded in space, Asgard can still use the Bifrost to bring me back."
"I'll be taking a communicator with me, and don't forget, you've never really understood me."
"Hiss~" Norman Osborn gasped, then nodded and said, "It seems you're very confident, and I can't dissuade you. I'll make the arrangements. Do you have the blueprints for the final assembly workshop?"
"Yes, I'll have Afu send it to you later. We can start looking for suitable land first." Link smiled, finally persuading Norman Osborn. After all, the group still needed him to manage it, and such a big matter couldn't be left unsaid.
In particular, the weapons factories are operating at a low capacity; the workers are being kept on hand without generating any profit.
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Link then sent the design drawings to Stark, who was shocked and immediately called, "Link, this was designed by the Osborn Group?"
"Of course, don't worry, all core secrets are protected," Link said.
"Unbelievable. It seems the Osborn Group really has geniuses. They designed it so quickly?" Stark expressed his doubt.
Link replied, "You can trust me, okay?"
"Do you have any ideas for modifications?"
"Of course, I'll optimize it!" Stark said.
Link shared his thoughts: "Tony, I plan to build one, and then I'll pilot it into space to explore, figure out some routes, and also see what other ships and fighters in the universe are like."
"There's a lot of information about Asgard, but we'll have to decide based on the situation. What I mean is, we need to build a mothership that can carry these fighters."
"In addition, we will build a large spaceport in outer space to serve as our space headquarters."
"The current Avengers headquarters serves as a ground liaison station to ensure the Avengers' independence and prevent them from accepting the leadership of any government, including the World Security Council."
"what you think?"
Stark said, "I completely agree!"
"Let's do it this way, but you go yourself?"
"Yes!" Link said, "The main force of the Avengers needs to protect the Earth, and the most suitable candidates are only the two of us."
"You can't disappear for too long, but I'm different; I can leave for a while."
"This time is not long because there are spatial nodes, and spatial jumps can be used, so it only takes a few months to go back and forth."
"I'm more suited to go and discuss matters."
Stark fell silent. Link was indeed irreplaceable; only he could go.
Can Captain America pilot a fighter jet?
Hawkeye and Black Widow are both special agents and assassins; they can't do this.
Bruce is Earth's top fighter, but he himself is always in the news, unlike Link who has always kept a low profile.
He rarely shows his face, and with Norman Osborn as CEO, Link has nothing to worry about.
"I understand, I'll fix it as soon as possible, but yours doesn't have a living area," Stark said. "The distance between each spatial node is very far, you need a living area."
"No need, Tony. I've already prepared plenty of basic living facilities, enough for my trip back," Link refused. "Just build a small one, and you can modify it as needed."
(End of this chapter)