The mechanical craze in Marvel

The police officers' objective, of course, was to investigate the deaths of Campbell, Charles, and the others.

However, Nolan is finding it increasingly easier to handle.

In his spare time, besides exercising to build a strong physique, he also absorbs new knowledge.

There are many good items in the system store.

The SAR-01 combat robot, produced by Kill Command, has a technology value of 1.3 million tech points.

SAR-02 Combat Robot, produced by Kill Command, with a technology value of 1.7 million Tech Points.

The AMP model MK-6 extended mobile platform, produced by Avatar, has a technological value of 3.5 million tech points.

APU-powered mass-produced exoskeleton combat devices, inspired by "The Matrix," have a technological value of 4.2 million tech points.

Mechanical octopus, from The Matrix, with a technological value of 4.2 million tech points.

Predator Armor, produced by Predator, has a technology value of 5.7 million tech points.

……

The Terminator T-800, produced by the movie "Terminator", has a technological value of 15 billion tech points.

Red Queen, produced by Resident Evil, has a technology value of 17 billion technology points.

Crimson Storm, from Pacific Rim, has a technological value of 20 billion tech points.

Vanguard Titan, produced in Titanfall, with a tech value of 57 billion tech points.

……

Mechagodzilla, from "Godzilla vs. Kong", is valued at 137 billion tech points.

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Besides these,

Further along, there are products that require hundreds or even trillions of technology points.

However, those things were basically meaningless to him.

It's important to know that most advanced mechs require very complex technologies and materials.

Take Mechagodzilla, for example.

It appears that only 137 billion is needed to acquire the relevant technology.

But that's not actually how it's calculated.

Building a mechanical Godzilla requires more than just technical skills.

Further materials are also needed.

Each world possesses different materials.

Mechanical monsters like Mechagodzilla are simply impossible to create using the materials currently available in the Marvel universe.

In other words, to manufacture it, you can only purchase the relevant materials directly from the system store.

This was an astronomical figure for him.

As for those more advanced technologies...

He doubted that even selling the entire Earth wouldn't be enough to raise the money.

The peaceful period was short-lived.

While he was enjoying a rare moment of peace.

Morse has been actively working on it.

He wanted to get Nolan out as soon as possible.

As the financial steward of an Irish mafia gang, he knew very well that delay could lead to trouble.

Nolan, however, consistently responded with an ambiguous attitude.

I disagree, but I no longer refuse.

This made Morse's patience increasingly waning.

Finally, half a month passed.

Simon Philippe secretly came to see him late at night.

"Boss, everything is ready."

Nolan smiled upon hearing this.

“Those guys from Morse have annoyed me enough lately.”

Simon, well done. I believe you'll have a brighter future in our new company.

Simon smiled.

"Hopefully."

His eyes also held hope.

Who doesn't want to move forward?

"How much funding do we have available right now?" Nolan asked.

Simon smiled wryly:

"I have arranged for people to secretly purchase all kinds of urgently needed equipment, which cost about 3.4 million US dollars. And even that is, these are all products that are about to be phased out."

In addition, we need a large number of company employees and researchers, after all, we are in the technology business.

So boss, our problem now isn't how much readily available capital we have, but how much capital we need to get the company running normally.

Hear this.

Nolan frowned.

Although he is the chairman, he doesn't actually know much about these things.

During this period, apart from the necessary signatures, Simon handled all the arrangements.

After all, he used to be just a tech geek. How could he be expected to manage a company?

Sorry, he can't compare to Tony Stark in that respect.

Nolan nodded knowingly and smiled:

"Don't worry, I'll sell the company for a good price."

As Nolan predicted, it didn't take more than two days.

Morse and others urged him to call a meeting again.

As for the topic, I would still advise him to be sensible.

"Nolan, I'll say it one last time."

The current Locke Corporation is beyond your ability to sustain; even if you could, the company wouldn't be able to.

We have thousands of employees under our command.

The current scandals surrounding you are driving Lockheed Martin to the brink of collapse.

If you still disagree, for the sake of the company, we will have to resort to some unpleasant methods!

As soon as Morse finished speaking, Nolan stared at him coldly.

"Morse, I'm sick of hearing that."

Indeed, I know that many of you here have troubled backgrounds, and I don't want to risk a complete breakdown in the relationship.

But you can't expect me to easily give up my own interests.

The wages of avarice is death.

As long as you don't pressure me, everything is negotiable.

Morse paused for a moment.

Nolan Locke's words sounded sharp, but he noticed another fact in them.

He relented!

A smile had crept onto Morse's lips without him noticing.

"How much do you want."

Nolan said calmly:

"One billion US dollars. Once I get the money, I can leave tomorrow."

Morse's lips twitched.

"Are you sure you're not kidding?"

For a company of Stark Industries' size, $10 billion might be insignificant.

But for this company that had just been pulled back from the brink of bankruptcy.

Even if you sell the company, you might not be able to get this price.

If he did that, why bother going to all the trouble of getting rid of Nolan Locke?

This is clearly an outrageous demand.

Nolan pursed his lips.

"No? I thought the Irish mafia was very rich, but it seems they're far from it."

In that case, let's make it 5 million.

Locke Corporation has this value.

Morse gave a forced smile.

"2 million, that's all your shares are worth."

Nolan gave him a deep look.

From Morse's eyes, he could tell that this was probably the highest price Morse could accept.