Evolution begins with Resident Evil

Chapter 172 Propaganda

"Sponsorship?" Jill was unfamiliar with this word, or with business matters.

"Just like I sponsored you, Jill, and gave you money to help you fight against biochemistry." Luo Guang explained to Jill.

O'Brien nodded and said, "Yes, but the amount will be higher, at least starting from one million."

"so much?"

Gil had never seen so much money in his life. He was surprised and a little confused and said, "But we don't seem to have anything to give back to those sponsors, right?"

"Not all sponsorships are for rewards. Don't you think the same is true for Luo Guang?"

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"I'm thinking about Jill's safety. I don't want her to face those biochemical monsters with bare hands." Luo Guang said that he and himself should not be confused.

Jill nodded and agreed with Luo Guang. What she was most worried about was that those sponsors were aiming at the entire new anti-biochemical organization. This was something Luo Guang often mentioned to her. He expressed his position: "No matter who sponsors, The control of the organization must be in the hands of those of us who are anti-biochemical."

"O'Brien, is it okay if I call you you?" Luo Guang asked.

"No problem, feel free to do whatever you want." O'Brien was about to answer Gill's words. Seeing that Luo Guang had asked, he answered Luo Guang's question first, because he knew that Luo Guang was going to add something to Gill's words next.

After Luo Guang sorted out his words, he said: "The purpose of the sponsor's sponsorship is actually easy to guess. Except for those who sincerely contribute to the anti-biochemical work, the easiest benefit for the sponsor is the money collected by Jill and the others during the anti-biochemical mission. A biochemical virus.”

For example, the current Red Claw Force, but the missions in which Luo Guang participated, such as the coronavirus on Banoy Island, are not outstanding as biochemical viruses, but they play a significant role in the treatment of coronavirus diseases, so they are not Will destroy all pathogens (tribal people).

But for the Eternal Virus, Luo Guang directly destroyed all the stored samples. As for the Eternal Virus obtained by the Apocalypse, Luo Guang had no choice. There was no intelligence support at that time, and Luo Guang was only one person, so he only He could try his best to at least not let the investors behind the Red Claws get the eternal virus.

"Luo Guang, you mean those sponsors may have obtained the virus with the intention of becoming the second Umbrella company?" Gil quickly reacted.

O'Brien also kept up with the pace and understood what Luo Guang was worried about.

Compared with GG for sponsors, biochemical viruses and biochemical weapons do hide greater interests, which makes O'Brien feel a little distressed.

Because finding sponsors was his original plan, he had already put a lot of effort into selecting a list. When he heard Luo Guang's words, he later realized that he had not considered this aspect, and sighed silently in his heart. I took a breath and had to stay up all night to re-screen.

"This is indeed very possible. To be honest, I also made a table before, which is a list of sponsors who may sponsor our anti-biochemical work. I planned to show it to you today."

O'Brien scratched his head and honestly stated what he had prepared: "Then after what Luo Guang said, when I thought about it, I found that the sponsors on this list seemed to be basically some pharmaceutical companies or medical companies. Of course, There are also some foundations and the like, but they are basically related to pharmaceuticals and medical care.”

"There's nothing we can do about it. Other industries may not be interested in these things." Gill comforted him.

After Gil said this, everyone fell into silence for a while, and it wasn't until the waiter took the coffee and warm water ordered by Luo Guang and the others on the table and left that Luo Guang said, "I have a proposal."

The two looked at Luo Guang, waiting for Luo Guang's next words.

"Cooperate with Terraseph first."

"I remember that TerraSafer is just a non-governmental non-governmental organization that provides human and material support when biochemical terrorist attacks and other biochemical crises occur, ensures the development of vaccines, and then helps those victims of biochemical disasters to get out of the haze. Of course. Terraseph's main job now is to organize large-scale demonstrations and protests. To be honest, that organization is doing a good job in propaganda, but it has not actually achieved much in the anti-biochemical field. "

O'Brien did his homework on other anti-biochemical organizations, which is why O'Brien did not choose to join Terraseph, but chose to start a new one.

"Didn't you find that something is missing?" Luo Guang gave a little hint.

Jill thought about it, and quickly thought of something, and replied: "You are saying that Terraseph's functions do not include fighting biohazards."

"Yes, and according to the information I have, the humanitarian organization Terraseph has received strong support from the public since its inception, that is, donations. Although the amount of each donation is not large, there are so many people who cannot bear to donate. So the funds are still sufficient to support a small-scale army," Luo Guang said.

O'Brien touched the beard on his chin, nodded slightly, and said: "You mean, let us first rely on Terraseph for development, absorb more like-minded talents, and at the same time make use of the funds and various resources there. resources to support their anti-biochemical actions?”

Luo Guang's words suddenly enlightened O'Brien, and he thought of many things Luo Guang had not yet said.

"As Jill said before, they lack armed forces to cooperate with them in anti-biochemical operations. It's just that the biochemical crisis has not yet appeared on a large scale and the real chaos has not yet arrived, so they don't think there is any problem."

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Jill nodded and said, "That's true. Although there are official anti-biochemical forces like the Red Claws, your unit, Luo Guang, serves mainly NATO member countries."

O'Brien thought of something and said, "But I recently received news that there is already a mercenary group specializing in dealing with biochemical crises, which seems to be called G.I.M.Z. Terra Sefer seems to be interested in hiring them as their helpers, but the boss of G.I.M.Z. seems to be out on business and has no time to reply to them for a while."

Because he was on a mission in Berlin, Luo Guang set up an automatic reply to G.I.M.Z.'s email in advance, indicating that he was temporarily unavailable for reply. Of course, Luo Guang finished replying to emails soon after returning to the Red Claws, and also made a price list and sent it to Terra Sefer.

Hearing this, Jill looked at Luo Guang.

"Luo Guang, do you know anyone from G.I.M.Z.?" O'Brien asked when he saw Jill's reaction.

Luo Guang nodded and said, "I know him."

"Is that so? Well, it's not easy to deal with competitors." O'Brien said.

"It's different. G.I.M.Z. is a mercenary after all. They won't be online at any time to accept the tasks they post. And it's not cost-effective to hire mercenaries for some small biochemical crisis incidents."

Luo Guang continued to analyze, "But Jill, you are different."

"Even though we say that, we don't have many people now. There are only four or five people at most." Jill smiled bitterly. She didn't think that a small team of people could play a big role.

"That's why we say that we can deal with small biochemical crises, or conduct preliminary investigations in places where biochemical crises may occur, etc., and the frequency of biochemical crises now is not too frequent, so Jill and you can also have free time to continue to track down Umbrella Corporation." Luo Guang drank a sip of coffee. This time the coffee was sour, but it didn't cover up the aroma of the coffee.

"I understand what you mean, Luo Guang. It is indeed quite suitable for our current situation to work around Terra Sefer for the time being. As for how to promote ourselves, it is mainly to grasp our positioning and the services we can provide. If it is trustworthy, why not let me contact Terra Sefer?" O'Brien said.

Jill nodded and agreed to O'Brien's self-recommendation, because Jill and Chris did not know much about business negotiations, and Luo Guang was not suitable for negotiations.

For now, the discussion about Jill and others establishing an anti-biochemical force is almost over. The next thing is O'Brien's request for a face-to-face meeting. In short, O'Brien got a crucial piece of information.

"Next, let's talk about the information." O'Brien looked around. There were still only a few of them in the cafe.

"What is the information?" Jill was also infected by the atmosphere and spoke a little lower.

O'Brien said: "It's about the G virus."

Jill had heard the name of this virus from Claire, and his face was solemn.

"After the Raccoon City incident, didn't the G virus turn into ashes in the sterilization operation?" According to Claire's information, Jill said.

"Most of them, but there are still people who escaped from Raccoon City with samples of the G virus. According to the tip-off, there is a man named Frederick Downing, a former Umbrella Corporation researcher, who stole the G virus and T virus from the Raccoon City Research Institute, and then with the help of the mercenary group organized by the black market buyer, he took both the G virus and the T virus out of Raccoon City."

"Where did he go? The Raccoon City incident has been more than a year ago." Luo Guang had some impression of the name Tangning, as if he was a villain in the Resident Evil CG movie Degeneration.

O'Brien didn't keep it a secret like Luo Guang did, and answered directly: "He joined Wilfarma Pharmaceuticals, one of the main members of the Global Pharmaceutical Federation, and that's why I successfully found this information."

O'Brien didn't answer how he found it, but Luo Guang and Jill didn't ask, as long as the information was accurate.

"Because Tang Ning is a former Umbrella researcher and has various virus samples in his hands, Wilfarma Pharmaceuticals, which is determined to develop the biochemical industry, takes good care of him. Not only does it provide him with sufficient funds, research platforms and other resources, but it also gives him extremely high authority in the company.

However, because Tang Ning controls a lot of core data on biochemical viruses, and the G virus samples have always been in his own hands and have not been handed over to the company, Wilfarma Pharmaceuticals can't control Tang Ning a little bit."

"What is this person up to?" Jill asked anxiously while O'Brien was drinking coffee to moisten his throat.

"Tang Ning contacted General Grande of the Republic of Bajiribo. A terrorist who has been identified by various countries, he showed the characteristics of the T virus to the general."

"Did the terrorist buy the T virus?"

O'Brien shook his head and answered Luo Guang's question: "No, but the terrorist also expressed a certain interest, so he asked Tang Ning to arrange a performance for him."

The previous intelligence was overheard by O'Brien by installing a listening device at the headquarters of the Global Pharmaceutical Federation, but the intelligence obtained later was a reflection of his own energy.

"What you mean is that a biological crisis is about to happen." Luo Guang said.

Gil's hands on the table were clenched into fists, suppressing the anger in his heart, and asked: "Time? Place?"

"There is a small town called Boko in the Republic of Bajiribo. I can't find the exact time here, but I think it won't be too long." O'Brien could see Jill's anger, as if he knew this information for the first time. When he was walking, he clenched his hands in the same way, and his fists were trembling slightly.

"You told Jill about this, not just to prevent it from happening, right? Otherwise, you should immediately tell the government of the Republic of Bajiribo about this." Luo Guang pointed out O'Brien's question.

O'Brien looked at Luo Guang and replied: "It's normal that you don't know the situation in that country. The warlords there are fighting in chaos, and it can be said that there is no government."

"That Boko town must be occupied and managed by a warlord, right?"

"That warlord is General Grande."

The town of Boko is a town adjacent to the territory of General Grande and another warlord. The reason why General Rand placed the experiment there was to see if these zombies or other monsters could block his enemies.

Anyway, for General Grande, the town has been depleted of young adults, is very poor, has no resources, and is not an important strategic location. It would be a waste to use his precious troops to defend there.

"Crazy?!"

Jill punched the table with her fist, but Luo Guang caught it, otherwise the table in the cafe would have been smashed by Jill.

Luo Guang said to Jill gently: "There is no need to hurt yourself for such a person."

Gil looked around and saw that the waiter was looking at his table. He realized that he had shouted too loudly. He took a few deep breaths, finally calmed down, and said seriously: "We are going to help."

"That's what I meant. The Red Claws can't handle this matter, right?" O'Brien confirmed to Luo Guang.

Luo Guang nodded directly. After all, the Red Claws are not the world's fire brigade. It is very troublesome to go to other non-NATO countries to carry out anti-biochemical warfare.

After O'Brien confirmed this, he continued to say to Jill: "Originally, I just planned to let you solve this biological crisis, but after the conversation just now, I feel it is necessary to let Terraseph participate in it, which is also the reason why we are about to form The anti-biochemical force conducts a propaganda campaign.”

"I don't like what you said. This is not a commercial promotion."

"I'm sorry if I've offended you, but it's a fact. Although Jill and you have been busy fighting against biochemicals, in order to avoid being pursued by Umbrella Company, you have always acted secretly. Internationally, or in other words, your activities are relatively Much of Europe has no record of your anti-biochemical deeds, which makes it difficult for us to introduce ourselves to Terraseph."

Jill nodded undeniably. She actually understood what O'Brien meant, but she felt that using other people's disasters as a propaganda backdrop for her own army was too cruel to those affected.

"Alyssa Ashcroft, she is a reporter and a survivor of Raccoon City. If you need publicity, you can ask her for help. Claire has her contact information, and if O'Brien has your information If true, I think she is a good war reporter who can help record and expose the biological and chemical disasters that occurred in the Republic of Bajiribo, a country that not many people know about.”

Luo Guang didn't want Jill and the others to go to those dangerous places with the burden of Terra Seph, so it was better to bring someone with anti-biochemical experience.

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