Blood Circulation Factor, this is a high-end drug developed by the Hegemony Company, used to assist carriers in training their blood codes.

The Blood Circulation Factor does not directly enhance the level of the blood code, but it can increase the carrier’s adaptability with the blood code for a period of time, effectively solidifying the training effect, achieving the purpose of assisting in advancement.

It’s like protein powder to an athlete.

Just eating protein powder won’t make an athlete.

But an athlete can strengthen their training effect by consuming protein powder.

The Blood Circulation Factor is a special “supplement” for blood code carriers.

Su Mo didn’t expect the timing to be so perfect, as he was pushing towards the Middle Tier of Awakening when Audiana contacted him with the Blood Circulation Factor.

If you were to buy the Blood Circulation Factor on the black market, one vial would cost at least two or three hundred thousand.

Su Mo replied without hesitation, “Of course I’m interested, tell me the details.”

Audiana: “I have a client who was scammed by Gael Industries. Their people used volatile ink to sign a procurement contract with the client, collected the goods but neither paid nor acknowledged the contract.”

“When the client wanted to sue, they discovered the contract had issues and couldn’t be resolved through regular legal means, so they came to me.”

“The task is very simple this time. I’ll send you a new procurement contract. You need to get Gael Industries’ responsible person to sign it, stamp it with the official seal, and bring it back, so the client can sue them again.”

Su Mo nodded and asked, “Are there any additional requirements this time? Did they say anything about not using violence, needing to keep the action confidential, or any other peculiar restrictions?”

Audiana: “No, it doesn’t matter what method you use, as long as you can make Gael Industries’ stamp appear on the contract.”

Su Mo: “Alright, understood. Send me the contract sample and related information.”

Audiana: “Sent, check it.”

She hung up after speaking.

Su Mo stretched and bade farewell to Haywood and Tank, “I’m off, got work to do.”

…

Su Mo found a noodle stall to eat and replenish his energy while looking at the information Audiana sent him.

Gael Industries is a medium-sized company that has grown significantly in recent years in New Moon City, mainly responsible for producing military accessories and cooperating with several military giants, including the Iron Blood Alliance, with over 6,000 employees. Its headquarters is located in the Northern Industrial Development Zone.

In regular commissions, client information is often confidential and not disclosed to mercenaries.

But this time is an exception because of the existence of the procurement contract; the information couldn’t be hidden anyway. The client trusts Audiana and didn’t intentionally ask to keep it hidden.

The client this time is a material supplier of average scale without any powerful background.

The cause and process of the matter are also straightforward.

Gael Industries has grown arrogant these past few years, thinking they could partner with the Iron Blood Alliance, becoming overly self-confident, and thinking, what can a small supplier do to me? So, they scammed them.

The supplier’s contract was tampered with, leaving no evidence to sue, and couldn’t compete with Gael Industries, so they had to spend a significant amount of money to hire a middleman to help them fight back.

Su Mo felt nothing after reading it.

In the Dawn Realm, scams were commonplace, this was nothing.

He just felt Gael Industries was lucky to have encountered a restrained client who only wanted to complete the contract and sue again.

If it were someone with a temper, they might have orchestrated an assassination attempt against Gael Industries’ head in no time.

After reading the information, Su Mo found out the location of Gael Industries was relatively remote, he hadn’t been there during his gaming, so he went to the scene directly to check it out.

The Northern Industrial Development Zone is located in the northern Border District. They are the only two areas that lie outside the Rusty Wall in New Moon City.

A range of mountains stretches between the two areas, undeveloped, with no roads, making it impossible to traverse by foot or vehicle.

With this natural barrier as a shield, the factories in the development zone are less affected by violent groups.

Su Mo rode into the city, circled around, and exited, taking over an hour to reach the destination.

The Northern Industrial Development Zone is situated on a vast plain, filled with large industrial equipment, the towering chimneys point straight to the sky, emitting purified white smoke during the day, reverting to the most primitive black smoke at nightfall.

According to the intelligence provided by Audiana, Su Mo quickly found the location of Gael Industries.

The Gael Industrial Park covers over fifty hectares, surrounded by high walls. From the main gate, one can see the administrative main building, factory workshops, and employee dormitories inside.

Security personnel in uniform with guns on their backs were on duty at the guard posts.

The security at the gate noticed Su Mo with a black badge, mistaking him for a troublemaking thug, gripped their gun, and unfriendly asked, “What’s your business here?”

“Nothing, just passing by to take a look.” Su Mo glanced around, memorizing the layout and rode off on his motorcycle.

Gael Industries’ security personnel were ordinary retired soldiers, unmodified, unable to match Su Mo, but he didn’t want to charge in head-on just like that.

The Northern Industrial Development Zone is not the Border District; although outside the Rusty Wall, it’s still under New Moon City’s jurisdiction and protected by the law; not everything can be solved with violence.

Mercenaries need to work with finesse, sometimes bullets work, and sometimes you need to use your brain.

…

Su Mo returned home in the evening.

KK was efficient, having arranged for the renovation on the same day. Plumbers and smart robots were repairing pipes and lines, removing old wall paint, and applying new eco-friendly paint.

KK walked into Su Mo’s room, placing a bento box in front of him, “Bro, you haven’t had dinner, right? I brought a bento from the supermarket for you.”

Su Mo didn’t speak; he just stared out at the night.

KK: “Bro?”

Su Mo snapped back to reality, “Oh… just thinking about something, thanks.”

He opened the bento and started eating.

KK: “What are you thinking about?”

Su Mo was absentmindedly stirring mashed potatoes mixed with artificial meat bits with a plastic spoon, “Work stuff, Count gave me a task today.”

KK: “What kind of task? Tell me, maybe I can help you.”

Su Mo smiled, “The house stuff’s already keeping you busy enough; no need to worry about the task.”

KK sat opposite him, “Don’t say that, the renovation’s scheduled, they just need to follow the schedule. I’m not burdened. Since I’ve decided to work with you, let’s do it well and help you as much as I can.”

As KK said this, Su Mo didn’t hesitate, telling him the entire details of the task and what he found during today’s scouting.

KK listened and frowned, “Gael Industries is really bad, doing business without honesty.”

Su Mo chuckled, “In the business world, reputation is like, what’s it called, a signboard? You can’t not have it outside, but taking it seriously doesn’t work either. You’ll see more of these things in the future.”

KK’s eyes rolled, “Why don’t I help you steal Gael Industries’ official seal, then we can find someone to forge a signature and stamp it?”

Su Mo thought for a moment and shook his head, “Not easy, the security there is tight. Even if you steal the seal, they can report it lost to the Commerce Bureau, and handwriting analysis might also cause issues.”

KK was thoughtful, “So, we need the responsible person to stamp it and sign it willingly…”

He clapped his hands, “Ah, I’ve got it, wait for me a moment.”

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