September 30th, 2027.
"Hahahahahaha…." Viktor laughed out loud after hearing the story between Elena and Reyes.
"You seem to be enjoying yourself," Elena said, her eyes twitching in annoyance.
"That is because it was funny," Viktor said, still couldn't control his laughter. "Like, he already knew that you were screwing him over and he used that opportunity to demand one percent of your company as hush money. Brilliant move, really."
Elena's jaw tightened. "Yes, it was a brilliant move from them. I didn't expect they'd be that smart."
"Of course, they'd be that smart, they have invented a plethora of revolutionary technologies after all," Viktor stated. "Anyways, speaking of their inventions, I have been thinking, how can a single person co up with all of that revolutionary technology? Like isn't it suspicious?
I an most of the technology he introduced is perfect, like it has never been tested on a large scale before, yet it works flawlessly. It's almost as if he has access to sothing we don't."
Elena nodded, her frustration giving way to contemplation. "I've thought about that too. Michael Reyes is either a genius beyond asure or he has so sort of advantage we're not aware of."
"It's like he knew the future," Viktor continued, leaning forward with a serious expression.
Elena looked at him thoughtfully. "What are you suggesting? That he has so kind of secret technology or insider information that gives him this edge?"
"Okay, let's not even consider that he is so sort from the future," Viktor chuckled.
"What are you going to do, Mr. Gravsen? As far as I am concerned your enterprise is in clash with Mr. Reyes's solar panels."
"The hype surrounding his high-efficiency solar panels is starting to dwindle down, and the stocks of my company are slowly recovering. I'm not threatened by his solar panels anymore."
"You are quite confident," Elena observed.
"I am. But I didn't co here to talk about Mr. Reyes, Mrs. Skies, I ca here because I want you to get on with on this company that has been working for over 7 years to revolutionize the gaming industry."
"Gaming industry? How co a person like you who owns the largest oil company in the world be interested in venturing into the gaming industry?" Elena asked, genuinely curious.
Viktor leaned back in his chair, a smirk playing on his lips. "Diversification, Elena. The world is changing, and I see an opportunity in the gaming industry. It's not just about gas; it's about virtual reality, augnted reality, and imrsive experiences. This is the future."
Elena raised an eyebrow. "And you think I can help you with this?"
"Yes, it requires massive funding. I believe in their potential, but I need a partner with the technological expertise and vision to bring it to life," Viktor explained.
Elena considered his words. "Viktor, I don't think Aegis Pharmaceutical would complent that company you are talking about."
"It doesn't have to complent it directly," Viktor said, leaning forward. "Your company's expertise in cutting-edge technology and innovation is exactly what we need. Think about it—healthcare and gaming might seem worlds apart, but they both rely on advanced technology and user experience. There's a huge potential for crossover, especially with virtual and augnted reality."
Elena frowned, still skeptical. "I need to see the specifics. What exactly are you proposing?"
"I'll have my team send over a detailed plan," Viktor replied smoothly. "We're looking at creating imrsive experiences that can revolutionize both industries. Imagine VR therapy sessions for patients or interactive educational gas that make learning about health engaging and fun. The possibilities are endless."
Elena nodded slowly. "Alright, I'll take a look at your proposal. But I'm not making any promises until I see the numbers and the potential ROI."
"Fair enough," Viktor agreed.
"What is the na of the company?" Elena asked.
Viktor smiled. "The company is called VirtuReal Innovations. They've been quietly developing so of the most advanced VR and AR technologies on the market. They just need the right push to beco a major player."
Elena made a note of the na. "VirtuReal Innovations. Who are the founders?"
"VirtuReal Innovations. Who are the founders?" Elena asked, pen poised over her notepad.
Viktor leaned back, a hint of pride in his eyes. "The company was founded by three brilliant minds. Let introduce you to them."
"First, there's Dr. Emily Harper. She's an MIT graduate with a Ph.D. in Computer Science. She specialized in artificial intelligence and machine learning. She's been at the forefront of VR technology developnt for years."
Elena jotted down the na and background. "Impressive. Who else?"
"Next, we have Dr. Rajesh Patel. He's an expert in biodical engineering with a doctorate from Stanford University. His work on integrating biological systems with advanced technology is groundbreaking. He's the one driving the healthcare applications of our VR technology."
"Dr. Patel sounds like a valuable asset," Elena comnted, writing his na down.
"And finally, there's Sarah Johnson. She's the creative genius behind our imrsive experiences. She graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design with a focus on interactive dia and ga design. She's been leading projects that blend art and technology in ways that captivate users."
Elena finished her notes. "You've assembled quite the team. Their backgrounds are impressive, and I can see how they complent each other's skills."
"Exactly," Viktor said. "Together, they've created a synergy that's pushing the boundaries of what's possible in VR and AR. With your help, we can take VirtuReal Innovations to the next level."
Elena leaned back, considering the information. "Alright, Viktor. I'll review the proposal when it arrives. If it's as promising as you say, we might have a deal."
Viktor extended his hand. "I look forward to our collaboration, Elena."
Elena shook his hand, sealing the preliminary agreent. "So do I, Viktor. Let's see what VirtuReal Innovations can achieve."
***
Two weeks later, at Elena's office, Viktor arrived carrying a stack of full docuntation. He was greeted by Elena's assistant and led to her office.
"Good to see you again, Viktor," Elena said, standing to shake his hand.
"Likewise, Elena. I've brought all the details we discussed. The proposal, financial projections, and technical specifications," Viktor said, placing the docunts on her desk.
Elena sat back down and started flipping through the docunts. "I must say, your team has done an impressive job with this proposal. The financial projections look solid, and the technical specifications are quite advanced."
"Thank you, Elena. They have worked tirelessly to ensure every detail is covered," Viktor replied.
Elena nodded, continuing to read. "I see the potential for this to revolutionize not just gaming, but also healthcare, education, and various other sectors."
"That's exactly what we aim to achieve," Viktor said and added. "Of course, money also."
"Alright, I'm in."
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