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Cossacks, in Yusilov's office.

Hodowski cleverly turned the topic to Lin Yao.

Speaking of Lin Yao, Yusilov couldn't help but feel a complex mix of emotions.

Lin Yao’s great reputation in the business field, and the huge resources and influence behind him.

This made Yusilov stop refutating for a while.

Seeing that Yusilov had fallen silent, Khodosky struck while the iron was hot and continued:

"Mr. Grand Master, if currency is not issued immediately, the Cossacks will most likely face an economic crisis."

"By that time, even if you succeed in taking office, how will you deal with this devastating economic situation?"

Khodovsky's words were like a heavy hammer, hitting Yusilov's heart again and again.

It made him more aware of the urgency of the problem.

Yusilov pondered for a moment and said:

"We can issue new banknotes by ourselves, and we don't need anyone else to help us!"

He considered it from the perspective of the Cossacks themselves.

Because the right to issue currency is related to the Cossacks' democracy, he instinctively resisted the intervention of external forces.

Khodovsky looked at Yusilov sharply and asked:

"Mr. Yusilov, you should know that the Cossacks don't have a penny of foreign exchange now!"

“So, why should the Cossack people trust the new currency?”

This sentence was like a sharp arrow, piercing directly into Yusilov's worries.

After hearing what Hodowski said, Yusilov's face instantly became extremely heavy.

He knew in his heart that Hodowski had not lied to him.

What the other party said are serious problems that are very likely to occur in the future.

Without sufficient foreign exchange reserves to support it, the newly issued currency will lack credibility.

It is difficult to gain a foothold in the market, which in turn triggers severe economic turmoil.

At this moment, he had to make a difficult choice between maintaining Cossack democracy and solving economic difficulties.

On the one hand, the right to issue currency was handed over to Lin Yao.

Although it can solve the urgent problems of capital shortage and insufficient foreign exchange reserves.

But it will undoubtedly make the Cossacks economically dependent on Lin Yao.

The future development of the Cossacks may be difficult, and they may even collapse.

On the other hand, if you insist on issuing your own currency.

It also faces the huge risk of lack of foreign exchange reserves and public distrust, which in turn may trigger an economic crisis.

This dilemma hung over Yusilov's mind, making him hesitant.

After thinking for two minutes, Yusilov raised his head, looked straight at Hodowski, and said slowly:

"Mr. Khodovsky, even the Cossack government can't do this. Do you and your Rakshasa International Bank have the power to do this?"

There was both doubt about Hodowski and a hint of expectation in his eyes.

After all, the Cossacks are in trouble at the moment and urgently need strong support.

Hodowski met Yusilov's gaze with a confident smile on his face and said:

"Mr. T\u0026T, Mr. Lin has prepared $10 billion and $10 billion worth of gold. Do you know what this means?"

"Okay, Mr. Yusilov, vote tomorrow and I'll come see you tomorrow night!"

Hodowski got the answer he wanted and nodded with satisfaction.

After saying this, he calmly left Yusilov's office.

As Hodowski left, there was a brief silence in the office.

Yusilov sat at his desk, his mind full of thoughts.

…

The next day, everything happened as everyone expected.

With strong support, Yusilov was successfully elected as the first Grand Commander of the Cossacks with a high vote of 72%.

His main rival, Bayev, only received 8 percent of the support.

As for the other fifty or so candidates, their vote shares were even pitifully small and almost negligible.

The result of this election undoubtedly declared a major victory in Yusilov's political career.

That evening, the clock just pointed to half past eleven.

Yusilov, who had just attended the victory dinner, returned home reeking of alcohol and joy.

Before he had time to rest properly, Hodowski arrived as promised.

The two men sat opposite each other in the study, and Yusilov spoke first.

There was a hint of relief and pride in his tone:

"Mr. Khodovsky, I have asked the parliament to discuss the matter of the Rakshasa International Bank becoming the bank issuing the new Cossack currency!"

“Everything is going smoothly, no problems!”

Hearing this, a barely perceptible smile appeared on Hodowski's face.

Then he changed the subject and said to Yusilov:

"Mr. President, I have seen an oil refinery in Cossack and would like to invest in it."

"Can you please ask Mr. President to send someone to help me coordinate the relevant matters?"

Yusilov smiled, showed a warm and hospitable attitude, and said:

"Mr. Khodowski, of course, we Cossacks welcome investors like you very much."

"Your investment will surely inject new vitality into our economic development."

As he spoke, he handed a piece of paper with a string of numbers written on it to Hodowski and continued:

"Call this number and someone will arrange everything just for you."

Hodowski took the note, his face full of smiles, and said gratefully:

"Mr. President, thank you so much!"

"Your help has made my investment journey in Cossacks so smooth."

Then, the two of them smiled at each other, and that smile seemed to hide a tacit understanding that only they understood.

Then, Khodovsky got up and left Yusilov's office.

However, behind this seemingly normal business investment, there lies an unknown secret.

In fact, this refinery was run by Yusilov's son.

Khodowski nominally wanted to invest in the refinery.

But the real purpose was to cleverly deliver the funds to Yusilov through this seemingly legal business operation.

In this carefully planned deal, all parties seemed to have achieved their goals.

Lin Yao relied on his control over the right to issue Cossack currency and his secret cooperation with Yusilov.

Successfully took root in the Cossack land.

Gained actual control over the Cossacks.

This not only expanded an important part of his business empire.

It has further enhanced his influence on the international stage.

Yusilov also reaped a lot of rewards!

Not only did he successfully ascend the throne of the Cossack Grand Commander and realize his political ambitions, he also took advantage of Khodovsky's "investment" in his son's refinery.

Brought a huge fortune to the family.

As for the Cossacks, although there are conflicts of power and interests hidden behind this transaction.

But to a certain extent, it has also avoided the fate of being torn apart by economic difficulties and maintained stability and development.

After settling all Cossack affairs, Lin Yao returned to Hong Kong Island with the fruits of victory.

However, as soon as he landed, he received a call from Zhang Linwei.

The news from Zhang Linwei on the other end of the phone forced him to set out on his journey again.

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The next day, Lin Yao boarded a plane and flew to the distant country M.

This time, he went to Country M to meet with the Judean tycoon at the invitation of financial tycoon Soros.

In Country M, the largest financial group is the Freemasons.

This mysterious Jewish consortium, like an invisible giant hand, controls the administrative power of Country M.

It has a far-reaching impact on the political and economic structure of the United States and even the world.

And Soros is a member of the Freemasons.

This time, Lin Yao was invited by Soros to go to Country M to meet with the main figures of the Freemasonry.

This undoubtedly means that he will be involved in a larger and more complex network of power and interests.

After Lin Yao arrived in New York, he was picked up by people sent by Soros and taken directly to the Hilton Hotel to rest.

Cook Hilton, the owner of Hilton Hotels, is also a Jewish tycoon and a member of the Freemasons.

This hotel seems to have become an important stronghold in this game of power and interests.

At this time, Soros had already been waiting for Lin Yao's arrival at the Hilton Hotel.

"Mr. Soros, I want to know what news you will bring me this time?"

As soon as Lin Yao saw Soros, he asked with a smile.

The Freemasons must have invited him here for a purpose, and there must be huge conflicts of interest behind it.

Soros had a meaningful smile on his face and said slowly:

"Mr. Lin, Freemasonry is the world's largest economic cooperative."

"As long as you are willing to invest, Freemasonry can give you returns beyond your expectations!"

Lin Yao took a puff of his cigar and slowly blew out smoke rings. He shook his head and said with a smile:

"As far as I know, Freemasonry is not invincible in the United States. At least the WP Foundation is not inferior to you Freemasonry."

Lin Yao revealed the complex situation among American financial consortiums in one sentence, implying that he has a deep understanding of the financial world of the United States and will not be easily fooled by Soros' words.

It is no secret in the financial world that the Freemasons and the WP Foundation have always been in a state of opposition to each other.

"Haha, Mr. Lin, what you said is indeed well known, but WP's xenophobia is known to everyone!"

Soros stared at Lin Yao, trying to find any sign of affection from his expression.

He was well aware of Lin Yao's shrewdness, so he wanted to use the exclusive nature of the WP Group to highlight how rare it was for the Freemasons to accept Lin Yao.

Lin Yao blew out another smoke ring, his eyes showing wisdom and calmness, and smiled:

"Mr. Soros, stop using Tai Chi!"

"Tell me, what do you want?"

There is no free lunch in the world!

The Freemasons must have some plans for me since they were so eager to invite me to meet them.

Soros thought for a moment, as if weighing how to start his speech.

Then he said, "Mr. Lin, everything will be clear after you meet with Mr. Rockefeller tomorrow."

The identity of the Freemason's leader has always been a mystery, as if hidden in a fog, mysterious and unpredictable.

Lin Yao also understood that Freemasonry was not led by a single person.

Rather, it is a collective power organization similar to the Roman Senate, where decisions are made through discussion among many core figures.

After listening to Soros' words, Lin Yao smiled faintly and said, "Okay, I look forward to meeting Mr. Rockefeller tomorrow."

Lin Yao knew clearly that this game with the Freemasons was not that simple.

…

At 10 o'clock the next morning, Lin Yao, led by the hotel manager, stepped into a super luxurious VIP room.

The interior decoration is extremely luxurious, and every detail demonstrates dignity and excellence.

"Mr. Lin, please wait a moment. Mr. Rockefeller will be here soon."

The hotel manager spoke to Lin Yao respectfully, his tone full of respect for Lin Yao and awe for Rockefeller.

Lin Yao nodded slightly, looking at the surrounding environment calmly, but in his heart he was secretly thinking about the upcoming meeting.

This meeting with Rockefeller was by no means an ordinary social event; there must be important Masonic intentions hidden behind it.

Just 5 minutes later, steady footsteps were heard outside the door.

Cook Rockefeller walked into the VIP room with a confident step.

He was dressed in a finely tailored high-end suit, and his every move revealed his elite temperament.

Lin Yao looked at the other party with a friendly smile on his face, and spoke first:

"Mr. Rockefeller, we meet again!"

Cook Rockefeller, as the fifth-generation head of the Rockefeller family, is in charge of a huge fortune of more than one trillion US dollars.

He is a very influential figure in the financial world.

His family wealth has been accumulated over generations and has a huge influence on the global economic stage.

At present, the competition between Freemasonry and WP Consortium has entered a white-hot stage.

This year happens to be the election year in the United States. There is fierce competition between the Donkey Party and the Elephant Party, and the support rates of both sides are almost the same.

There is a lot of uncertainty about who will be elected president in the end.

This is crucial for Freemasonry and the WP Foundation.

Because they all hope that the "white gloves" they support can be elected president.

In order to gain more benefits and resources for their own consortium.

At such a critical moment, winning over external forces has become a key strategy in the competition between the two sides.

Lin Yao, with his outstanding achievements in the business field and his gradually expanding international influence.

He became an indispensable foreign aid in the eyes of the Freemasons.

They are determined to win over Lin Yao.

Cook Rockefeller personally poured a glass of red wine for Lin Yao and handed it to him.

Then he smiled and said, "Mr. Lin, you are becoming more and more legendary. I really admire you!"

Cook's words showed both genuine admiration for Lin Yao and an attempt to win him over.

"Mr. Cook, you flatter me!"

Lin Yao took the red wine and responded, still with a faint smile on his face. (End of this chapter)