I Get A Random New Occupation Every Week

Chapter 2246: Chapter 2247: Li Zhenquan’s Clue

“You mean the Freemasons will take action against them?”

“Not just the Freemasons, but all global organizations coveting the serum,” Caie Mitsui said:

“Once this news spreads, Li Zhenquan will become a target for assassination worldwide, so they’ll need to find refuge.”

“There are so many overseas organizations in the world right now, quite a few should have the capacity,” Lin Yi said.

“There may be many capable, but not necessarily able to accept them.”

Lin Yi paused and looked at Caie Mitsui.

“What do you mean by ‘accept’?”

“The Li family father and son have the technology; to accept them, you need to have enough research and development capabilities,” Caie Mitsui said:

“Dealing with gene serums is very costly, not much cheaper than making chips, from research to production; it requires at least 10 billion USD support. Ordinary organizations simply don’t have that kind of money, and even if they do, they’ve spent it all on weapons, and can’t support their research. Li Zhenquan is naturally well aware of this.”

Caie Mitsui’s words sparked Lin Yi’s speculations.

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“I think you might have guessed it already,” Caie Mitsui said:

“Now in the world, the powers that can truly accept Li Zhenquan, offer them enough protection, and support their research developments are very few, the United Arab Emirates Royal Family, Saudi Arabia, Korea’s Samsung, the rest of the forces are unlikely.”

“Moreover, the United Arab Emirates Royal Family and Saudi Arabia belong to the Middle Easterners; their systems are very different from Asians, so the serums researched by Hongmen are not suited for them, nor are they suited for sale in those regions. If they change the plan and create serums suitable for Middle Easterners, the expense will be astronomical, and they might not be able to afford it. So, Korea’s Samsung is the most probable.”

Lin Yi’s brows furrowed suddenly, as Caie Mitsui’s words, to an extent, served as a wakeup call to him.

Earlier, when he was calling Lee Yongjin, she mentioned the company’s capital chain had some issues.

She wanted to wait another half a year before paying the 1.8 billion construction fee.

For the colossal Samsung, this amount wasn’t significant, even trivial.

But the fact she said this at such a critical moment and did such a thing made it highly suspect.

According to Caie Mitsui, if the Li family wanted to support the serum research, they would need to invest a considerable amount of capital.

At the same time, the Li family also needed to ensure the regular operation of other projects, which could easily lead to financial strain.

Then everything made sense.

Li Zhenquan’s move was rather astute.

“So, what is the real purpose of your visit today?” Lin Yi asked.

A smile appeared on Caie Mitsui’s face as she straddled Lin Yi.

“You’re the one leading this tripartite cooperation, aren’t you? I’d like you to help me get some information out of Lee Yongjin and see what the real situation is like.”

“Are you worried their research success would threaten your interests?”

“To some extent, yes.”

Caie Mitsui did not hide her intentions; she was always open with Lin Yi.

“Also, everything is best within a reasonable range. If too many people research the serum, the disputes will increase, prices and thresholds will lower, and that’s not a good thing.”

Caie Mitsui reached down, adjusted her posture, and entered herself.

After a soft moan, she slowly said:

“To put it mildly, it’s our interests being infringed on, but on a larger scale, if more people take the serum, the living space of ordinary people will inevitably be threatened, which isn’t good for humanity. There could come a day when it might lead to the extinction of humankind!”

If someone else had said this, Lin Yi would have thought they were boasting.

But coming from Caie Mitsui’s mouth, it didn’t feel that way.

She wouldn’t dare to be frivolous in front of him.

Her vision was far beyond that of ordinary men.

However, it was precisely what she said that led Lin Yi’s thoughts to the mysterious Tilia Island.

A highly advanced civilization—perhaps it met its demise due to such disputes.

“I’ll take care of this; they won’t live much longer.”

“With your word, I’m reassured, but there’s no need to be so ruthless; after all, we’re all in business,” Caie Mitsui said.

“The main thing is we have some personal grievances that need to be addressed,” Lin Yi said softly.

“If that’s the case, I won’t interfere.”

Having said that, Caie Mitsui twisted her waist and began to work proactively on top of Lin Yi.

After the second round, it was already past seven in the evening.

Lin Yi left the hotel to visit the hospital.

Arriving at the parking lot, Lin Yi parked the car and sat quietly for a few minutes.

Now, there was a clue to the matter of Li Zhenquan; what remained was to find the buyers they were dealing with.

This affair could be considered closed.

In the hospital room, Lin Yi found that Yu Siying and Xiao Bing were already out of danger.

Their recovery was much faster than that of ordinary people.

“Feeling all right?”

“As long as we don’t do any strenuous exercise, there are no problems,” Xiao Bing said with a smile.

“You two singles don’t have any strenuous exercise to do anyway,” Lin Yi laughed, “Just focus on recovering.”

“Hey, that’s clearly looking down on us.”

Everyone in the group laughed; everything was moving in a positive direction.

After checking their wounds, Lin Yi called Zhang Chaoyue and Luo Qi outside.

“Lin Bro, is there a mission?” Luo Qi asked.

“Go to Korea and keep an eye on Samsung’s Lee Yongjin; Team Leader Qiu will send you the specific details,” Lin Yi said:

“Just follow her; no other actions required.”

The two exchanged a glance, “Do we need to investigate any particular information, or is following her enough?”

“I suspect that Hongmen’s Li Zhen and Li Yinghong might have fled to Korea; pay attention to information in this regard,” Lin Yi looked at his watch, “If there’s nothing else, act now.”

“Okay.”

The two made brief preparations and left the hospital room, ready to head to Korea.

After arranging the tasks, Lin Yi called Li Chuhan, intending to visit her, but she wasn’t on duty today, so he just headed home instead.

The next morning, when Lin Yi arrived at the Xinshan branch office, it was already past ten.

He had barely settled in his seat when he received a call from Wang Mei Jia.

“Officer Lin, the pharmaceutical analysis report is ready,” Wang Mei Jia said:

“I just took a look; there are no issues.”