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Chapter 236 - 173: The Mensa Family’s Compensation, Meeting the Father-in-law_2

Chapter 236: Chapter 173: The Mensa Family’s Compensation, Meeting the Father-in-law_2

"Armed division," Deputy Minister Xide said it out loud.

The rest of the hall immediately echoed in response.

That’s right!

An employee from the armed division came to their operations department, provoked them, and even fired a shot.

They had swallowed a loss for nothing.

Only a few young people who had previously wanted to test Brian’s composition breathed a sigh of relief.

So terrifying.

This pretty boy, his moves were really ruthless.

Luckily, they saw Susan standing behind the pretty boy and decided to abandon the idea of seeking guidance; otherwise, the ones embarrassed and at a loss would have been them.

...

The conflict in the hall was resolved quickly.

That woman, Oli, was given administrative leave, probably permanent, and was taken away by the Mensa Family along with her useless son.

Brian was hit by twenty-three bullets.

As compensation, the Mensa Family gave him two treatment reagents, a set of custom high-end bulletproof suits, and as much as five million US dollars in nutrition and spirit damages.

The person in charge of the compensation did not question the matter with Oli and her son; their attitude was very cordial, repeatedly stating that it was Oli and her son’s personal doing and had nothing to do with the Mensa Family.

Had it not been for Brian’s constant refusals, they would have even considered giving him a few 28-year-old girls from the Mensa Family as further compensation.

To be honest, this cordiality somewhat puzzled Brian.

With doubts and his compensation,

Brian walked into a small tea room.

Besides Deputy Minister Xide, there were five or six middle-aged men and women.

These were all Second Rank employees from the B sequence of the operations department currently at the base, and Brian’s seniors.

"How’s it going, Brian?"

Xide looked at Brian, who was carrying a case, with a smile.

Brian sat down and said with some curiosity, "The Mensa Family’s people are too polite, much more so than I had imagined, they even wanted to give me women."

Hearing this, everyone laughed heartily.

A petite woman, twirling a thin needle, said with a smile, "Brian, you probably haven’t read the analysis and suggestions the think tank sent you before, right?"

Brian nodded, "I was planning to read it when I got back."

Saying so, he opened the case in his hand and took out the analysis and suggestion report.

The content on it was pretty straightforward.

One part of it was Brian’s test data.

These data, in fact, were equivalent to Brian’s physical condition before the transformation, maybe just stronger, plus significantly faster nerve reaction speed, roughly one-third of his regular strength displayed.

Underneath these data, there was a bold black paragraph:

Target cell activity exceeds that of same level enhanced staff by 50%, no apparent physical weaknesses, nerve reaction standard, combat awareness standard, enormous potential, recommended for development towards the Auxiliary Mecha Knight path.

First Rank Life potential for promotion assessment: 85%

Second Rank Life potential for promotion assessment: 23%

Recommend joining the armed division, to undergo Auxiliary Mecha Knight training, for focused development!

-- Think Tank, Identification Number 2735, Archived.

..

Putting down the report,

Brian looked at everyone with innocent eyes: "Sorry, I don’t quite understand."

Xide explained,

"It’s pretty normal; this is knowledge only available after promotion.

To be promoted to Third Level in sequence B, your strength must reach the First Rank Life threshold.

This is our strength classification for Mutant Beasts.

If you can’t understand, think about the Top Agent you encountered before in London and the two Mutant Beasts you ran into at Forest Park.

They’re roughly at this level.

According to the organization’s decades of research, for an enhancer to reach this level, not only does it require a significant amount of resources, but they must inherently have such potential.

And the people with this potential are too few.

Extremely few!

Even the descendants of enhancers rarely ever have such potential individuals.

Your potential, after the think tank’s analysis, is 85% likely to reach the First Rank Life threshold, meaning sooner or later, you’ll be able to become one of the decision-makers in NW like me.

How could the Mensa Family afford to become enemies with someone with your potential just because of the ruined Oli and her son who performed so poorly?

They are hoping you’d accept the women they send over, better yet, for those women to return home pregnant.

If you’re willing now, there are many female staff who would spend all their savings just for the chance to have a child who inherits your excellent genes!"

"Ha ha ha~"

The rest laughed heartily along.

But within the laughter of those male staff, there was a touch of envy.

The petite woman who spoke earlier even gave Brian a suggestive look, her eyes brimming with implication.

Brian: ..

If he remembers correctly, this woman senior not only had a husband and child but had also given birth to seven or eight kids.

Was this kind of suggestion to him appropriate?

Brian was at a loss as to what this world had become.

He clearly wanted to make a living through his talents, yet, both openly and covertly, they were making him out to be some irresistible delicacy, tempting him to live off others, and it seemed he could do pretty well for himself that way..

...

The way adults socialize and their attitudes largely depend on whether you can bring them benefits.

Brian, a promising individual from humble beginnings, undoubtedly fared better being shown goodwill while still weak and unrisen—when there’s no conflict of interest, as they might be useful in the future.

Afterwards,

The group shared some secret knowledge known only at this level with Brian, their junior.