Grandmaster Hunter of Age of Mythology

After providing Mr. Zaire with guidance on food preparation, Kashin and Blaney went back to their room to discuss the diving.

As soon as she walked into the room, she sat down worriedly, and she kept muttering to herself: "The cost of this submarine is not a small amount. Can I really make my money back? If it fails, everything will be over."

Blainey seemed relatively calm, as she was silently calculating the huge benefits that the submarine could bring.

Kashin frowned, looking confused and anxious. He said, "Dear Blainey, I really don't understand whether it is worth spending so much money to steal the information. Not to mention the huge potential risks, just the huge cost. If it fails, we will suffer heavy losses."

At this time, he was feeling very uneasy. On the one hand, he was worried that the money he invested would be wasted, and on the other hand, he was afraid of offending Blaney because of his opposition.

Blaney folded his hands across his chest with a determined look. Although he was a little worried, he was more convinced of the future value of the submarine.

She calmly replied, "My dear, if the blueprints belong to me, it won't be a loss. Besides, is this our only mission? There may be more difficult and critical missions waiting for us in the future. Some missions are as difficult as climbing to the sky, but with a submarine, we can easily achieve our goals."

Blaney thought: "Kashin is too timid and cautious to see the huge potential behind the submarine."

Kashin lowered his head slightly, pondered for a moment and then said, "That's right. Take the last mission in the Lost Forest. If we had had a submarine at that time, perhaps we would have had an easier time. In that vast forest, there were thickets of thorns, swamps everywhere, and all kinds of unknown dangers hidden in it. We struggled to grope forward, which not only consumed a lot of time and energy, but also almost encountered an accident. If we had a submarine, we could quickly pass through those complex and difficult areas and directly reach the core location of the mission."

As Kashin spoke, he recalled the difficulty of the last mission and began to waver in his belief in the role of the submarine, but he still felt uneasy about investing in it this time.

Blaney said excitedly, "Hahaha, that's right! Although submarines are expensive, when someone needs them, they can rent our submarines at half the research and development cost, and the cost can be recovered quickly. Who would pay to build one if it's only used once for a mission? Moreover, think about it, this elusive submarine will bring great changes to our future wars in terms of military use. It can quietly penetrate deep into enemy positions, perform reconnaissance and even raid missions, making it hard for the enemy to defend against it."

Blaney became more and more excited as he spoke, as if he had already seen the bright future that the submarine would bring. He was determined to convince Kashin and get him to fully support his decision.

Kashin touched his head and smiled innocently: "I see. I am indeed limited in knowledge. Submarine boats can play a role that human power cannot achieve. They can definitely accomplish extraordinary things. It is worth building one." But he still couldn't help wondering in his heart, can it really be as smooth as she said?

Blaney walked to the window, looked into the distance, and envisioned the great success that the submarine would bring.

He went on to say: "In some extreme water environments, such as high-pressure areas in the deep sea or turbulent submarine canyons, where human power cannot reach, submarines can travel unimpeded. Moreover, when performing some confidential military missions, the concealment and suddenness of submarines can play a huge strategic advantage."

Kashin stood up and walked to Blaney. Although he still had concerns in his heart, he said firmly: "It seems that this investment is inevitable. I believe in your judgment. We will definitely succeed."

Kashin thought: "Now that I have made the decision, I will go all out."

Blaney smiled and nodded: "Yes, the submarine will definitely occupy a crucial position in the future situation. If we plan ahead, we will definitely be able to seize the initiative and gain huge benefits and strategic advantages."

Blaney secretly made up his mind that no matter what difficulties he encountered, he must make the submarine project a success.

"We are fine now. I will go back to Sheldon Castle after a few days of rest and wait until the time is right!" Blaney said to Cashen with a serious expression.

Kashin looked at Blaney with concern in his heart. Blaney looked serious with a determined light in her eyes. She smiled and said, "Now is the time for you to contribute. Go and do business for me and earn more magic coins. Take out your giant hammer and heavy cavalry armor, and try to load as much cargo as possible..."

"Ah, I'm worried about the baby in your dear belly. Don't move too much. I'll do any work. Just tell me what goods to take and where to sell them?" Kashin's face was full of worry and his brows were furrowed. He thought to himself that Blainey was pregnant at the moment and there must not be any mistakes.

"Okay, let's do it. Make a few more trips and split the money between the two families. You're in urgent need of money to build the alchemy wall. If cash is difficult to carry, you can go back to the castle from time to time to clear out the magic coins and bring goods from the Magic Academy or the Magic Association to sell." Blainey arranged everything in an orderly manner. She knew very well that they were in urgent need of this income to deal with various situations.

The two of them carefully discussed the shipping plan, hoping to make some quick money. Blaney usually brought goods to do business, which was one of the reasons why she was able to accumulate such wealth in a short period of time.

Mainly because of Blainey's status as a scholar on imperial orders and Witeta's guarantee, she was able to travel freely between countries, so she was very familiar with the market conditions in many countries.

As a diplomatic observer, Kashin could go to some friendly countries without any problems, except the Zaun Empire. The dividends were divided equally between the two parties, and Kashin thought that if he could earn enough money to build the Alchemy Wall, it would be worth it no matter how hard it was.

Now both sides are basically short of money and are making strategic investments, so they have no free time at all.

So the next morning, Kashin followed Blaney to Vita to purchase goods and started his own business journey.

After Blainey sent away Kashen, who was loaded with goods, he also went to visit Senior Edwin who was living in the puppet laboratory.

Unexpectedly, he went there early in the morning, and the first thing he did was to sit in on the meeting on submarine development technology. At this moment, the entire laboratory suspended the design of puppet blueprints and invested all human resources in the design of submarines.

Blainey listened attentively again, his mind racing through all the possible developments and applications.

The meeting continued at noon. Unexpectedly, Senior Edwin was very interested and listened with great interest. The knowledge of many disciplines was closely related to the magic he was good at. He could now touch upon areas that he had never explored before.

The rich scientific research results and theories here can be consulted at will, which makes the old man feel like he has discovered a new world and he never gets tired of it.

The internal affairs staff he is currently in charge of, just because of Edwin's status as a senior, everyone respects him and gives him enough face.