Osborne Megacorp

Africa has a total population of close to 13 billion. The number of people affected by this wave of war is at least more than [-] million, and this number is still rising.

T'Chaka's words are obviously praising Osborne to the sky - the United States has a population of more than 3 million, and a matter of this size cannot be settled with just one phone call.

However, there is hope for relief if everything goes well.

It's just that Harry's attitude towards King T'Chaka needs to be tested to some extent - after all, he was killed by a bomb within a few minutes of his appearance in the original work.

Harry said: "Of course, King T'Chaka, Osborne has made a lot of strategic plans recently, and I also hope to help people in these war-torn areas.

It's just that we are just a company after all, and there are some things that these countries still need to handle on their own. "

The Osborne Group bought four in total, each one large enough to build a city on.

Nigeria purchased a large tract of land in the Gulf of Guinea from the authorities - almost devoid of indigenous people and not located within any existing port city.

It was very close to Lagos, but the big port of Lagos was already in chaos, and Harry happened to be absorbing refugees.

In addition to Nigeria, Harry also bought a piece of land of the same size in Somalia, one in the east and one in the west. The locations of these two pieces of land are quite good, one in the east and the other in the west. They are both very good port locations.

These two places will become Osborne's main contact points in Africa in the future. Harry also bought a destroyed oil field in the Congo to meet the needs of his own consumer goods industry.

It's just that a lot of land was bought and peacekeeping troops were sent there. If you want to do something on that land in the long term, you have to have a strong political group standing in front.

Preferably local.

Here's the trouble. It's not difficult for Osborne to push a political front. The problem is that Wakanda's foreign policy is a bit self-divisive to be honest.

On the one hand, they do not want the outside world to know their existence, and theoretically they will not interfere in political changes in the outside world.

But on the other hand, if Osborn really launches a puppet regime, it is inevitable that the Wakandans will secretly undermine him and expel him as a "colonizer."

The King of Wakanda, T'Chaka, may not want to interfere, but their outside agents act in a very liberal manner. As long as Wakanda is not exposed, even if they blow up Osborn's property, they will only be treated with neither salt nor indifference. A word of warning.

But if Osborn catches these agents and the matter becomes a diplomatic incident again, Wakanda will definitely ask Harry for an explanation.

In other words, Wakanda's attitude is still very important whether it can control these African countries.

T'Chaka said: "I believe this wave of chaos will pass soon. As long as there is no interference from outside forces, they will eventually choose their own leader."

This King T'Chaka meant something, and just as Harry had inferred, he was indeed a bit xenophobic - racially.

Harry smiled: "I agree with what you said, but how many people will die before that? How many people will be displaced?"

Natasha and T'Challa looked at Harry in confusion: He didn't look like a person with such a virgin personality?

Harry spread his hands and said, "You two, don't you need to be so obvious? It's not necessarily the person who rushes to the front every time who cares about world peace, right?"

T'Chaka didn't have this misunderstanding about Harry. After all, he was an old king no matter what.

He only looked at the impact of what the Osborne Group did on the world. As for what Harry thought, he wouldn't think too much about it.

T'Chaka thought for a moment and said, "Mr. Osborne makes sense. Do you have any suggestions?"

Harry clicked on the holographic watch on his hand and projected a map of Africa.

He listed the three large pieces of land he bought and said: "I plan to build Osborne branches in these three places. The construction will be fully automated and requires very little manpower, so the construction period will be very short.

The first phase of construction will be completed in about two years. It is expected that 5 people can live in each place. A large area of ​​arable land will be drawn around these lands, and Osborne's new crops will be planted with high yields. "

The new crops are obtained by crossing and grafting Earth crops with plants from Alfheim. The yield is quite high and the quality of the original crops can also be improved.

However, the research direction there seems to have started to go astray recently - the "magic technology" used by the elves to maintain plants has become a hot research topic.

Thanks to the cooperation with Dongguo, the new Alfheim rice yield can even reach thousands of kilograms per mu. Now it seems that the only way to break through this achievement is to rely on magic.

Harry showed a column of "Estimated Food Distribution Curve" based on existing data. The exaggerated numbers made T'Chaka's face change: Isn't this really a joke?

Wakanda has not done much research in this area. Their population is already small, and their mutant crop production is also among the highest in the world.

But judging from the data presented by Osborne, their crop yield is at least three times that of Wakanda's crop.

So a question lingers in T'Chaka's mind: What on earth did Osborn grow?

"Ahem, Your Majesty, we have resources, technology, and land. This will be a utopia - as long as the refugees still have the will to start their lives again."

Hearing this, Natasha said: "So you are going to fence this place with a high wall to prevent others from coming in? I mean, this is their land."

A city with a population of 10,000+ is not that big, but this wave of refugees is in the tens of millions.

Harry replied: "Good question, I do plan to do this first, and prioritize some people to enter the city to ensure normal operations.

In fact, Osborne started accepting orphans affected by the war three years ago. Some of them are doing very well and should be able to graduate.

These kids are so proud, let me introduce them to you. "

This batch of graduating children is about 18 years old. The social upbringing within Osborne has made them very loyal to the company, and the learning model within Osborne has also allowed them to make rapid progress.

As long as they complete specific courses, they can earn credits like ordinary employees, and then undergo genetic modification and prosthetic replacement, which allows them to develop their intelligence and logical thinking faster and enter work earlier.

By completing a series of basic courses by the age of 18, these people will have at least 1500 credit points, enough for them to carry out two in-depth prosthetic modifications or genetic modifications.

Theoretically, as long as they don't spend all the money on consumer goods such as virtual reality warehouses, their advanced physical transformation will be enough for them to complete the course.

After completing the course, they will have basic work abilities, and they will be assigned to different departments based on their completion status and personal intentions.

In terms of functionality, it is mainly divided into three directions: engineers, researchers and soldiers.

There are about 7000 people in the first batch of socialized education graduates. Facts have proved that this unified training method is very efficient and useful, and the effect is getting better and better as the age decreases.

As for those who did not graduate on time, Harry sent them to the American Immigration Center - although they did not meet Osborne's standards, they certainly reached the social average.

Food, housing, and even consumer goods can be obtained in an almost white-collar way. It can be said that these employees live a life without worries about food and clothing.

In terms of work, through the guidance of social upbringing and huge business needs, they can find a job almost entirely based on their interests and skills.

They will not only play a big role in the construction of this land in Africa, but there are actually Osborne employees in various war-torn areas.

T'Chaka took a deep look at Harry - the young man was not lying, but this was not the same company he knew.

So he tentatively said:

"Mr. Osborne, can you accept more refugees? The war that has occurred this week has affected half of the country..."