Chapter 133: Chapter 135: Biological Weapon Technology


    One must not only consider short-term benefits but also long-term interests, after all, the construction of the Floating City is not something that could be achieved in the short term, one cannot engage in one-off transactions, as harvesting leeks can’t be done root and stem, otherwise, while there might be short-term profits, the losses would definitely be even greater.


    Talking big is just speech, but actually implementing means to surrender.


    As for why Qin Muye didn’t follow along?


    As for making money, Qin Muye had his methods. In the current situation, arms dealing was definitely the most profitable, as for food and such, that was not profitable at all. The Magic Continent wasn’t a Transcendent magicless world after all; any Druid or Mage could easily create fertilizers akin to chemical fertilizers.


    In Qin Muye’s eyes, his entire territory seemed more like a product of forced growth, abnormal and twisted. He was also trying to correct the distortions with the black hands as much as possible. From the Middle Ages to the Interstellar Era, the time difference was just too great, which led to the current situation.


    The True Dragon Emperor did not break his promise, having a level 59 Dragon Hero lead 1000 tier 5 Red Dragons for protection. If there was no danger, they would merely assist in sweeping the field.


    Such business couldn’t only happen in one world. If arms dealing went smoothly on the Magic Continent, the Horror Universe would also launch the same set of products.


    This Nourishment Liquid was specially concocted by him, with not a high cost. The main investment was still in Zombies and Mutant Beasts, whose capture and transport presented significant challenges.


    The target audience for these types of Biological Weapons naturally wasn’t Lords but the native powers of the Magic Continent. As for Lords, they already had Troop buildings that could burst out soldiers, so there was no need to buy these.


    This was only the first version of Biological Weapons, future updates would include Hunters, Tyrants, Vengeful Goddesses, and other Biological Weapons capable of bundling with the Crimson System arms, which was the key point.


    This was impossible, the Floating City was just the beginning, his later plans for the Interstellar Fortress, Death Star, etc., all had to be put on the schedule, meaning even more Resources.


    Because they lacked Qin Muye’s Learning Ability and Academic Research talents, they still had to develop step by step.


    Therefore, Qin Muye could only start training from scratch. Fortunately, although Spirit Monsters learned slowly, they were obedient, at least they were progressing according to the path Qin Muye had set.


    As such, as long as Qin Muye’s Biological Weapons were promoted, it was guaranteed to be a business no less profitable than the Crimson System arms trade.@@@@


    There was no need to worry about the weaklings like Evil Curse and Evil Curse Spirit Monsters. The Armor itself was like an exoskeleton, having its own power system, able to autonomously convert Red Prison Element to power itself, and even had solar energy, potential energy, and various other methods to increase power.


    The idea had been considered, but the benefits were too low, it could be tried after peace was achieved.


    Had it not been for the death battle across six servers this time, Qin Muye’s arms business might have expanded to other servers, though Qin Muye wanted to earn Resources, he was not foolish enough to aid the enemy.


    Watching the departing legion, Qin Muye felt a bit worried; after all, these were his subordinates that he had personally raised, and he naturally felt uneasy about their distant expedition.


    Even if the Floating City was successfully built, would Qin Muye no longer lack resources?


    In the future, it won’t just be about selling products but also services, similar to the regular maintenance of the Vengeful Goddess, the upgrade and refinement of the Tyrant, and so on.


    Soon, the mass of flesh began to squirm endlessly, forming a strange creature that was between a Licker and an Alien. Upon seeing Qin Muye, this Biological Weapon lunged at him, driven by a primitive hunger that urged this monster, born from a combination of Mutant Beasts, Zombies, and Aliens, to slaughter.


    The advantage was that progress was fast, with the backing of “Lord Era,” these Talents, Skills, and even Magic all possessed formidable power. However, the downside was that once separated from “Lord Era,” they might become incapable of anything.


    One must eat their meals one bite at a time, walk the road step by step; taking too large a step could lead to an embarrassing mishap.


    Of course, there were some natives who proposed peaceful coexistence with other servers, but while they blabbered on, the ones who dared to put their words into action were promptly killed on the spot.


    Everyone was a mortal enemy of each other, to the extent that only one server could survive. At this point, economic and financial strategies were entirely useless. Other servers also belonged to different worlds; they naturally couldn’t be suppressed by this side, and conversely, they couldn’t be suppressed by the other side either. More than anything, there was sheer destructive force involved.


    However, soon, patterns began to emerge on the creature’s body, suppressing its voracious instincts and making it look dull and foolish.


    “We have finally succeeded with one, but issuing subsequent commands is a problem. We need a certain level of intelligent programming,” Qin Muye thought aloud, mulling over potential solutions.


    “I understand, with a Bidirectional Teleportation Gate available, if there’s really an issue, I can also conscript them back through the Lord Summon,” he reassured himself.


    “Can’t sell counterfeit Stone Ghost Level Armor; the 1.0 version won’t sell, so I might as well sell some Biological Weapons,” he concluded.


    “There are certain challenges with the control technologies, which will need time to overcome. I estimate three days. Tsk, it really is difficult,” Qin Muye continued to ponder solutions.


    “The control method could employ Magic Power combined with mental frequencies as core elements. That way, not only can we avoid issues of stolen authorization, but we also won’t have the mess of scrambled commands,” he analyzed his options.


    “What a pity, the remote communication technology is still not mature.”


    “The logical understanding of Biological Weapons needs to be reconstructed,” he reflected.


    “Let’s head back; it’s time to come up with some new money-making strategies.”


    “The Rich Ocean has five Tier 4 Lord forces; with the help of the True Dragon Emperor, it should take three to five days to settle matters, although subsequent actions towards the natives may take a bit longer.” Blackhand seemed to understand Qin Muye’s thoughts and immediately explained.


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