Sure enough, the day after he released the virus, the Internet began to be flooded with news about influenza outbreaks and the number of deaths. Ian did not expect that the virus would spread so quickly. In just two days, it turned out that

It spread to several countries, and by the time the virus stopped spreading, the death toll was as high as over 500, and the number of infections announced by various countries was as high as tens of thousands.

After looking at the survival time of more than 700 days, Ian truly breathed a sigh of relief. At this time, Ian also received a call from Muto.

"Ian, can I sell medicine now?" Muto's words were filled with surprise.

Ian said: "The virus has just finished its infectious period and we have an antidote. It will inevitably make people suspicious. We have to wait a few more days."

A few days later, new information broke out in the news again. Although those infected escaped death, they were left with very serious sequelae. All the senses of the body were severely weakened, and some people even reached the point of death.

The degree of inability to take care of oneself.

But Ian still hasn't started selling the antidote because he believes in the ability of the Death Assist System. Since the antidote has a special formula, it must not be available elsewhere, so he has to continue to wait.

But what he didn't expect was that after the entertainment city resumed business, more than a dozen employees were unable to work because of the virus. The good news was that none of them died.

This made him unable to wait any longer, so he immediately called Muto, and then arranged for a member of the Sickle Team to go to City L to retrieve more than a dozen antidote, which also allowed him to observe the effect of the antidote.

After those employees took the antidote, their weakened senses recovered part of their abilities in just one day, and it took only a week for them to be completely back to their original state.

In addition to this, there is another reason why Ian had to decide to sell the antidote to the outside world, because Danny told Ian that because they paid April’s salary last month, they will be paid out at the end of this month.

May’s salary is due.

Just one month's salary requires more than three million U.S. dollars. Originally, there was still about 1.5 million in the company's account, but after the antidote was produced, another one million was transferred to Morgan Pharmaceutical Company, so only one million was left.

After spending more than half a million, Ian only had a few hundred thousand left in his hands.

The salary gap alone will cost 3 million, plus the additional 3 million that will need to be injected into Morgan Pharmaceuticals as agreed in a dozen days, then 6 million US dollars will be needed, so it is indeed time to sell the antidote.

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"Mira, now start spreading news on the Internet, saying that Morgan Pharmaceuticals in City L has developed an antidote that can treat the sequelae of influenza." Ian said to Mira.

"Hehe, don't worry, this news will become big news tomorrow morning." Mira smiled confidently.

Then, Ian dialed Morgan's phone again: "Mr. Morgan, it's me, Ian... Yes, hehe... Yes, I guess you now know the function of those potions... Well, someone will come to buy them tomorrow.

Medicine...yes, the quantity must be controlled, and the price is set at ten thousand US dollars a piece...Huh? Haha, this is a good idea, if it works, I will do as you say."

The corners of Ian's mouth curled up slightly. He thought that the price of ten thousand dollars was high enough. Who knew that Morgan actually planned to sell only twenty copies a day, and then sell ten more copies every day privately, but raised the price to one hundred thousand dollars?

Because there are tens of thousands of people infected, there must be many rich people. If they know that the antidote is effective and are unwilling to wait, someone will definitely be willing to pay a high price. After all, for these rich people,

For every day that is lost, they may lose more money.

In the first two days when the antidote was sold, it did not have much effect because the price was not cheap, so only five copies were sold in two days. But on the third day, the symptoms of people who had taken the antidote began

It was obviously relieved, and with news reports adding fuel to the flames, many more people came.

The more people came, the more people believed in the effect of the antidote. After seven days, the symptoms of the first batch of users had completely disappeared, and more people came. Even the surrounding hotels were in short supply.

Morgan Pharmaceuticals also welcomed its first batch of patients from abroad.

"I'm sorry, sir, because our capabilities are limited, even if we work overtime, we can only sell thirty copies a day. I'm really sorry." Morgan said to the well-dressed young man in front of him.

"Mr. Morgan, I know your situation, so I'll tell you straight away. I'm here to buy medicine for Mr. Rod Ollis. Did you know that because of Mr. Rod's condition, he only lasted for more than ten years?"

Within days, Mr. Rhodes' assets have lost hundreds of millions of pounds, so please give me the medicine as soon as possible, the price is not an issue." The young man looked very anxious.

"Rod Ollis?" Morgan was stunned for a moment, and the next second he asked with a surprised look on his face: "Are you talking about Mr. Rod from the Auburn Consortium?"

Seeing the young man nodding his head to confirm, Morgan was a little confused. He didn't know what to do, because he knew very well that this was no longer a matter of money. If he could establish a relationship with the Auburn Group, it would be a big deal for Morgan Pharmaceuticals.

For example, the value is not just a matter of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Looking at the young man in front of him, Morgan even thought that maybe he could let the Auburn Group invest in his company, and then he could reach the sky in one step, but... the current company no longer belongs to him alone.

"I have to make a call, please wait a moment." Morgan said apologetically.

After all, Ian now holds 30% of the company's shares, and these medicines are also provided by Ian. Strictly speaking, the income from these medicines belongs to Ian himself and has little to do with Morgan.

When Ian heard that the Auburn Group came to buy medicine, he didn't have much reaction because he didn't know how powerful the Auburn Group was, so he told Morgan that if they were willing to pay more, they would sell it to

them.

But Morgan didn't think so, so he made a decision privately. After the young man took out his business card, he gave the young man ten potions for free. Of course, he gained a lot. After the young man asked for instructions,

, on behalf of Rod Ollis, he promised Morgan that when Morgan needs help, he will do his best to help him, of course only once.

In ten days, in just ten days, these antidotes were sold for nearly 10 million US dollars. Except for the 4 million left to Morgan Pharmaceutical Company, the rest was all transferred to Ian's Paradise Entertainment Company to solve the problem.

Ian their financial crisis.
Chapter completed!