Skadi, returning to infinity

Skadi pondered for a while, but couldn't figure out what kind of movie could be made with such a small amount of Lungmen Dollars.

She was well aware that making movies was very expensive; could a million dollars a year really produce good results?

So despite her doubts about her request, Skadi naturally had no objections since it was Nian who made the request, and agreed.

"Okay, although I don't know if one million is enough, at least I can give it a try."

She was overjoyed to receive the "investment," and she liked this generous boss who didn't require her to make any demanding demands.

"If you are good enough, I can give you even more, Nian."

"An investment of one million LMD is just the beginning."

"If your stuff satisfies me, five million, ten million, thirty million, one hundred million... even a billion."

"As long as I have it, and as long as you can demonstrate your talent."

"That's all negotiable."

"After all, in my eyes, you are priceless."

"Isn't it wonderful to be able to buy something priceless with money?"

Skadi smiled; she had a very accurate grasp of Nian's inner thoughts.

This time she's aiming for a small investment, and also to give Skadi a hand.

Once Skadi is satisfied with her "work," even if Skadi isn't happy with what she forges, she should still be able to secure investment, right?

Oh, no, no, that's not how it works. It's that as long as Skadi is satisfied with what she forges, it doesn't matter whether her "work" is good or not.

As long as Skadi continues to invest, that's fine.

She really liked "big bosses" like Skadi, and she would definitely try to get close to him if she could.

As for Skadi's words, they were like a passing breeze to Nian.

So many years have passed, she has seen so many lives, and heard all sorts of things.

These words weren't even sweet talk; she was neither moved nor concerned.

All she wants is enough money to support her filmmaking.

"Actually, I'm very curious, all these years have passed, how come you haven't saved a single penny?"

"Could it be that they were all used for making movies or were simply wasted?"

She really cared about this, after all, although Nian wasn't short of food and drink, she was definitely not the kind of person with a lot of money.

Otherwise, she wouldn't have gone to Rhodes Island to freeload in the future, and she wouldn't be here with me now.

She couldn't believe that she couldn't make money in a year. With her forging skills, she could easily make money by forging weapons.

Especially for members of royalty and big bosses, a powerful weapon would definitely be worth paying a high price for.

They treated Nian as a distinguished guest, serving him the best food and drink.

Of course not.

She shook her head and pouted, "You don't think I'd go and sell the weapons I forged myself, do you?"

"Although I do this when I urgently need money, I only sell small, unimportant items."

“I will never sell anything that is truly valuable or truly powerful.”

"Many of them are given away as gifts, or placed somewhere, waiting for the right person to receive them."

"As for money, it's enough to meet my daily needs and some dreams."

"As for other things, I haven't thought that much about it."

She denied it that year; what she said might be true, or she might be hiding something.

But whatever the reason, Skadi could tell that she didn't want to continue.

So, she wisely refrained from pressing the matter further and instead pursed her lips, lost in thought.

"So, you don't actually have that many weapons circulating in the market right now, is that right?"

Nodding, Nian was quite certain about this.

"So all you've done in all these years, you haven't just forged that few weapons, have you?"

"There must be a place where weapons are stored..."

"Okay, take me there to take a look. If I see something I like, and the weapon quality is decent, I'll buy it with the equivalent amount of LMD, or..."

How about we meet your requirements?

Skadi was very interested in the year's "stock," even though she didn't know if she had any, but she wanted to try.

"Hmm? There's no such thing." Nian shook her head, finding her whimsical idea quite amusing.

"Why do you think I left behind some useless things?"

Skadi sighed slightly at the denial that year.

If things really go as she imagines, she can quickly arm a group of elite troops with powerful weapons.

It's a pity. Whether Nian really didn't have it or just didn't want to tell her, at least for now, her hopes have been dashed.

"Oh, I was overthinking it. But Miss Nian, would you be interested in creating custom weapons for some children?"

"As you can see, many people around me don't have suitable weapons."

"I would be very happy if you could make some weapons for them."

"Of course there will be compensation, you can rest assured about that."

"I supply all the materials. As long as the quality is at its best, that's fine. I don't pursue perfection."

"Is this okay?"

Skadi inquired about her grades that year to see if she could gain more benefits.

"We'll talk about it later."

Skadi wasn't hooked for years; he neither agreed nor refused, leaving Skadi hanging with this kind of answer.

"Okay, I'll ask again when the time is right."

Skadi wasn't discouraged by the rejection. The relationship had already progressed, and with time and effort, she could easily get whatever she wanted.

easy.

In all my years of life, I have never met anyone like Skadi.

So she had absolutely no precautions in this regard.

She only knew that Skadi was there to build a relationship with her, but she didn't know that Skadi would use such cunning methods.

After discussing with Nian for another half hour, watching her leave the villa and disappear into the distance, Skadi turned and went back to her apartment on the eighth floor.

Office.

As soon as she reached the eighth floor, she turned around and saw Kal'tsit with her arms crossed, leaning against the wall at the corner of the stairs, looking at her with her head turned to the side.

It seems they've been waiting here for quite a while.

PS: Update 25000/20000, sixth update.

PS2: I'm begging for recommendation tickets, monthly tickets, rewards, and even some harsh words. Your support is my biggest motivation to update. Thank you everyone.

PS3: I won't be opening bounties anymore. I think it might be better to open them after everyone sees my update. Well, maybe I won't open them at all.

The.

Chapter 18: I only kissed you because I missed you so much, Dr. Kal'tsit.

"Dr. Kal'tsit, is there something you need?"

If you were to ask who Skadi is "most afraid of," it certainly wouldn't be any of the beings in the Gods' Game, but rather this seemingly unimpressive person standing before her.

The threatening Dr. Kal'tsit.

Faced with her gaze, Skadi could only offer a subtle smile, unsure of what to say.

"Hmm? What's wrong? Am I scary to you?"

Kal'tsit said this with a forced smile, looking at Skadi, it was hard to tell whether she really didn't mind or was just teasing her.

"Ahem, Dr. Kal'tsit, what's the matter?"

Skadi sat on the sofa, looking at Kal'tsit standing there with her arms crossed. She really didn't know how to face this woman.

"I've discussed it with Aoi Tohsaka and the others."

Kal'tsit didn't say anything to blame her at first, but simply told her about what she had discussed with Aoi.

"Huh? What is it?"

If things have gone well with Aoi Tohsaka, it means I should be fine, right?

"We will help her resolve the issue of her education from now on."

"But you can't do nothing either."

Kal'tsit's eyes narrowed, a dangerous glint in them.

You have to set a good enough example.

"Gulp..." Skadi swallowed hard when she heard her say that, realizing that there was some danger in the area.

"So?" she asked cautiously, wanting to know what Kal'tsit wanted her to do.

"First, you have to teach them what magic is, and then teach them about the culture and history of this world."

"Is everything alright?"

Kal'tsit's words relieved Skadi. "That's it? That's too easy."

"Do you think it's too easy? It's not that simple."