I rely on myself

Chapter 821 Cooperation
"haven't seen you for a long time."

"Indeed, but if possible, I don't want to see you at all."

Olga did not hide her vigilance at all to the other party of the communication, it could even be said that it was exposed. On the other side was naturally McGillis, who did not care about Olga's appearance.

"Okay, to save time, I'll get straight to the point. I heard that your Tekkadan has recently provoked the Dawn Horizon, right? Coincidentally, I'm also planning to take action against them. We have the same goal, so how about we join forces?"

Olga's eyes narrowed when she heard McGillis' words, and then her alert expression became even stronger. She replied, "Are you well-informed? As a big shot in Gjallarhorn, shouldn't you be very busy? Since you are paying attention to a small security company like ours, or have you left any surveillance behind?"

"Oh, you're being a little too modest. You guys have a great reputation, have you forgotten? After the Battle of Edmonton, you became very famous. Even though it's been four years, your reputation has declined a little. To be honest, the attention paid to you is still very high...Okay, let's get back to the point. What's your response to my proposal?"

"...I agreed."

After a slight hesitation, Olga seemed to have thought of something, and soon made a decision in her mind and agreed to McGillis' proposal.

"Oh, can you explain? Why did you agree to my proposal so readily even though you were obviously wary of me? I thought you would discuss it with others first."

Although this result was in line with McGillis's own wishes, he was still very curious about what made Olga suddenly, even rashly, agree to his proposal.

Olga did not find this question difficult to answer and replied directly: "We are just taking shortcuts to achieve our goal as quickly as possible... So how do we discuss the specific details? Should we talk about it in the communication?"

"No, not really. It's better to explain the details face to face. But as you said before, as a big shot in Gjallarhorn, I'm still very busy, so I can only send my subordinates. They will probably arrive near Mars later. Then you can discuss the detailed plan. Is that ok?"

McGillis said so, and Olga naturally had no objection: "Okay, let's do as you say."

"Okay, now that it's settled, I have other things to do here, so I'll hang up now."

Having said that, McGillis hung up the call without waiting for Olga to reply.

Olga looked at this scene without any change in her expression. After pondering for a moment, she stood up and left the room, heading towards the office where Lin Yuan, Sanriku and others were.

Now Eugene, Bisquet and others are still discussing how to deal with the Dawn Horizon. Before, because of McGillis's sudden call, Olga left for a while.

As soon as Olga returned to the office, she saw that everyone had sad faces. It was obvious that the discussion between Eugene, Bisquet and others during his conversation with McGillis had not produced any useful results.

Although there were many proposals, they were all rejected because they had problems here or there. Seeing Olga coming back, everyone present looked forward to her. After all, everyone had realized that if there were no other external factors involved, then the Tekkadan would have no other good solution except to fight the Dawn Horizon directly.

Of course, there were two exceptions, one was Sanriku and the other was Lin Yuan.

Mikazuki was not good at this kind of thing, so as long as Olga gave the order to kill someone, he would be responsible for doing it.

Lin Yuan had been fiddling with the display board in his hand since the meeting began, as if he was busy with something. Even when Eugene and others asked him questions during the discussion, he just tried to get by. Seeing this, Eugene and others naturally decided not to continue to make themselves bored.

Olga was well aware of Eugene, Bisquet and the others' expectations, so she didn't keep them in suspense and said directly, "Good news. We don't have to face Dawn Horizon alone. I just received a communication from Gjallarhorn, or more accurately, McGillis. He also wants to take action against Dawn Horizon, so he invited our Tekkadan to participate. I have agreed."

As soon as Olga finished speaking, Eugene and others cheered instantly. After all, this proposal was really timely. After all, they were already embarrassed by the gap in size and number between them and the Dawn Horizon Group.

Even if they really won in the end, their Tekkadan would definitely not have an easy time. But now with the assistance of Gjallarhorn, it was completely different.

Although Eugene and the others didn't like Gjallarhorn very much, they would not deny his strength. Rather, it was because they had fought against each other several times that almost no one knew Gjallarhorn's strength better than them.

There are happy people, and there are calm people, like Bisquet.

As one of the few intellectuals in the Tekkadan, Bisquet usually acts as a brake for Olga and others, and this time is no exception.

"Is it really all right, Olga?"

Bisquet did not deny Gjallarhorn's strength, but was worried about the other party's motives. After all, they had just provoked the Dawn Horizon and were worrying about how to deal with it, but at this time Gjallarhorn suddenly proposed to deal with the Dawn Horizon pirates together.

It's not that Bisket is suspicious, but it's just too coincidental, so coincidental that even Bisket began to suspect that Gjallarhorn was behind the conflict between his family and the Dawn Horizon.

Olga naturally saw Bisquet's worries and replied comfortingly: "Bisquet, I know what you are worried about, but no matter what, we can only solve the trouble of Dawn Horizon first and then think about it. After all, if we can't solve the current predicament, we will have no other options in the future."

"That's right, Olga. Now is not the time to think about this. What's more important for us right now is to get through this difficult time. We can only think about other things later."

Bisquet smiled bitterly. He had to admit that they could only choose this now. It was not that there were no other options, but none of them were better than this one. Or to be more precise, compared to choosing to cooperate with Galarhorn, the other options were worse.

(End of this chapter)