"Let's have Bai Fu herself introduce the current status of Dark Moon Tide and its future developnt direction!"
Andras clapped with a smile.
Amidst the applause, Bai Fu walked to the front of the huge virtual screen in the conference room, donning black high heels and a confident smile on her lips.
Her appearance imdiately made the conference room incredibly lively.
In this era where information is exceedingly developed, even the ordinary people of the remote areas of the Edge World have probably heard about Bai Fu thrashing the Catastrophe Army, let alone the board mbers of the Origin Consortium who often invest in Superpower Users?
Upon receiving the news, all those in the Origin Consortium's board without a direct conflict with Andras couldn't help but beam with joy.
Andras's successful investnt in Bai Fu was good news for him and even better news for the developnt of the Origin Consortium.
The Origin Consortium hadn't found a new growth point for a long ti, and now they suddenly struck gold with Bai Fu, the Supernova. As long as nothing untoward happened to Bai Fu, it could be foreseen that the investnt returns of the Origin Consortium would be very impressive in the coming years.
It should be noted that Bai Fu isn't alone; she has millions of Undying People under her command.
They will surely beco a new calling card for the Origin Consortium, bringing countless conveniences to the consortium!
With Bai Fu's developnt montum so rapid, it seems that we don't need to pursue a new growth point by rashly getting involved in the conflicts within the Tem Civilization in the short term."
"I agree. The situation in the Tem Civilization is still unclear, and entering the fray now is too risky. We could ruin the foundation that the Origin Consortium has painstakingly built over nearly a thousand years."
"Since we have reached a consensus, let's tactfully decline the olive branch that Hampton has thrown."
The discussions about Bai Fu and the Tem Civilization in the conference room were all conducted privately, with outsiders having no idea what exactly was being discussed.
But Hampton wasn't an idiot.
Just by looking at everyone else's expressions, he knew his plan to pressure Andras during the eting and oust him from power had gone down the drain.
Damn it all!
Hampton felt a surge of blood rush to his head, turning his face as red as a monkey's butt.
Noticing his odd complexion, Andras, who wouldn't miss an opportunity to get under his skin, imdiately "comforted" him: "Mr. Hampton, you don't look well. You're not feeling sick, are you? If you are unwell, be sure to see a Doctor early on; we wouldn't want to lose a brave soldier from the Origin Consortium due to any mishaps."
Hampton, already beaten, didn't want to lose face at this ti.
He forcibly suppressed his anger and claid he was fine, just a bit excited to see the renowned Bai Fu in person for the first ti.
"You know, my granddaughter is a fan of Bai Fu. She has been urging to get her a signed photo of Bai Fu."
"Is that so? This truly flatters , Mr. Hampton," Bai Fu said with a smile, "A signed photo? After the eting, I'll give you a stack of them!"
"Thank you very much."
Hampton felt his heart bleeding.
Who the hell wants Bai Fu's autograph?!
Let it go, let it go.
Once he got those photos, he'd sell them to make so money back from Bai Fu, at least getting a bit of fleece off the sheep!
After the brief conversation, Bai Fu began to talk about the current state of Dark Moon Tide and their future developnt plans.
Her plan was to establish at least one base in every Star System Group in the Edge World and strive to turn Dark Moon Tide into the largest private ard company in the Edge World within five years. They would also beco a gold-sign of investnt for the Origin Consortium, providing security services.
Big promises.
Bai Fu was best at making those.
If it were before, everyone would certainly think she was bragging, but now, even the Catastrophe Army had been driven off by her, the directors of the Origin Consortium happily swallowed this pie.
You're powerful, you're the Saintess, you're the Queen, whatever you say is right!
Bai Fu beca the sole focus of this internal eting.
As for the Tem Civilization, even Hampton himself stopped ntioning it, so no one else did.
Observing that the big pie was almost fully drawn, Bai Fu also revealed her sword to the Catastrophe Army.
The Catastrophe Army had ambushed her midway, and even without the help of the Origin Consortium, she wouldn't let go of this scourge. Now having the opportunity to pull in the support of the Origin Consortium and incidentally annoy Hampton, she was highly enthusiastic.
"Going all-out against the Catastrophe Army?"
For a mont, the conference room fell into brief silence as everyone weighed the pros and cons.
The support Bai Fu needed wasn't much, just two things—
A low-interest loan with a three-year term and intelligence support from the Origin Consortium.
If they supported Bai Fu, the Origin Consortium would be completely opposed to the Catastrophe Army. If Bai Fu couldn't quickly dispose of the Catastrophe Army, the consortium could potentially suffer so losses.
Those people in the Catastrophe Army were not kind souls. They were vengeful, and even knowing they were inferior to the Origin Consortium, they would still lash out with a bite.
If they didn't support Bai Fu, the recently established relationship with her might start to crack. If another consortium suddenly snatched her away...
Upon closer consideration, it seed better to support her.
If Bai Fu really could take down the Catastrophe Army, they could use the occasion to draw closer to many forces that had previous conflicts with the Catastrophe Army.
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