Three hundred and seventieth chapters have progress
Subsequent investigations revealed that neither the ordinary employees of Tiehong Construction, nor the middle-level managers, nor those Party A whose contracts were broken, knew anything about the big business that this company had taken on.
However, there is good news from Sylvia Landi. According to her, Copper Blue Construction was originally at a loss with the Bacona family, but a few months ago, one of Bacona’s brothers and the people behind Copper Blue Construction
The big boss's daughter is engaged.
However, it seems that both parties did not intend to publicize it for some reasons, and only invited some acquaintances in the industry to attend the engagement banquet.
There is not much information, but it is enough for Enid, which explains at least two problems.
First, there is a reason for Bakona to come to Copperblue City.
His family does not have much business here, so it is most likely that he came to Copperblue City through his brother's relationship. Moreover, he is not talking about business but is dressed so formally, which means that he should be preparing to participate in activities such as banquets.
, or meet someone.
The second is that since Copper Blue Construction has a connection with the Bakona family, with such a strong backer, there is no reason why Tie Hong will steal its business. Considering the situation investigated in Tie Hong, there is only one possibility, Copper
Lan gave up the project on his own initiative, while Tiehong took over the project as a last resort.
If we connect the two things together, that is to say, Bacona came to Copperblue City to meet someone, and what happened next, Copperblue Construction gave up on the big project in the city.
In other words, the person Bacona met had a relationship with the project.
Another point is that if Bacona really had an accident because of the person he met, then in the face of such a behemoth as their family, this project was not stopped. The identity of the person he met is intriguing.
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Therefore, we still need to investigate what exactly this project in Copperland City is planning to build and who is behind it.
Enid returned to Copperblue City and decided to start with raw materials and investigate the raw material suppliers that Copperblue Construction often cooperates with. They are not involved in the actual construction and the level of confidentiality is not that high.
Enid used a forged identity to contact several long-term suppliers of Copper Blue Construction, or simply suppliers of brother companies, on the pretext of purchasing, and asked them about the prices of commonly used building materials for building amusement parks, parks, etc.
Many suppliers, especially those closest to Copper Blue Construction, have reported that the prices of planting soil, stone, etc. have fallen recently, making it a good time to purchase.
When Enid asked them if they were selling her low-quality goods, each of them assured her that they were of the highest quality and that they were welcome to come and inspect the goods at any time.
Enid hypothesized that if it was really cheap and high-quality, she could purchase more at once and asked them how much they had. The other party generously said that they would have as much as they wanted.
Enid then half-jokingly quoted some figures, saying what if we wanted to build a park "this big, this big, or this big."
One of the numbers is similar to the area of the legendary theme park in Copperblue City.
Several suppliers said that the last one was a joke, but one finally let it slip:
"Unless you are like those guys from Copper Blue, the entire park is covered with vegetation and you have to build a few big mountains. Otherwise, if we make preparations, we can really come up with the numbers you reported."
Listening to the other party's self-bragging, Enid appropriately expressed her surprise: "Did they build an amusement park or a man-made jungle? How can they make money without setting up a tourist activity area?"
"Who knows, if I hadn't been too familiar with them, I would have thought they were joking like you! To be honest, this time we..."
Enid didn't listen to the "advertisement" that followed. From what she heard, Copperblue City was definitely not building a theme park. Even if it was said to focus on "jungle adventure", it couldn't be built in the center of the city.
, demolishing a large prosperous area for this purpose is simply not worth the gain, and it is impossible to make money back from tourists.
Therefore, this jungle must not have been built for ordinary tourists, or it was not intended to make money from the beginning.
So who was it built for?
Enid thought she would find the answer soon.
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School was about to start in Resburg. Lailin's mother thought that her husband's affairs had been taken care of, and now she could only listen to fate and wait for news about the armored monster, so she sent Lailin to go to Brica.
I also hope that school can distract Lai Lin.
Lailin wanted to wait until the news about her father came out, but unfortunately she couldn't resist Mrs. Bonsells. After the last exchange, she was "decided" to leave tomorrow.
She left her mother's room dejectedly and saw PHS waiting for her outside. The other party seemed to have just hung up the phone.
"Who are you calling?"
PHS clicked twice on the phone, and seemed to be dialing someone's number: "Ren, your mother should still ask you to go to school. I'll ask Ren where he is now and if you want to come with her."
"How did he say?"
"There's no signal, it's impossible to get through at all. It's really strange that it was still there two days ago."
Lailin slapped her forehead like a grown-up: "There are still places in this world without signal? When my father comes out, I must tell him that the enhanced version of the magic communication tower that he spent a lot of money to find someone to develop doesn't seem to have that group of people.
The liar mage said it was so powerful."
Somewhere far away with no signal...
Bonsells sneezed, and the travel razor in his hand made a whining sound and was thrown aside.
This thing is worth a lot of money. It was said to be durable when I bought it, but it seems that it can't bear to keep shaving hair that is half an inch long.
He took out a small dagger and cut the brown hair on his body like mowing grass, but these things were thick and tough. Even Bonsells' dagger was extraordinary, but it still felt like a dull knife.
It took a long time to remove a small vine.
At this time, Boncells' body was covered with this kind of hair.
He finally tried two more times and gave up reluctantly.
These things grow so fast, by the time I finish shaving them on my hands, they will start to grow on my legs again.
The cause of the hair's crazy growth was the huge monster a few miles away that was estimated to be hundreds of meters tall.
The monster looked like a bear. The reason why it looked like a bear was because Boncells had been following him for a few days. Over the course of a few days, he had discovered that this behemoth was actually a corpse.
Only the skeleton of the four legs is left, and the internal organs have been basically hollowed out. Only the head and torso are left with some skin and flesh.
And on its surface, it is densely covered with countless weird creatures, ranging in size from the size of an adult's fist to the size of a bus. It is covered with the same long brown hairs that Boncells has now, but
The length is much longer, nearly half a meter.
From a distance, it looks like countless fur balls covering the body of a bear, and the densely packed areas are connected into one piece, as if it were real fur.
These things adhered to the bear's body and controlled its body to move. By cooperating with each other, they pulled the four legs of the body down together, as if they were alive.
Coupled with the fact that most of his head was rotten away, it was so intrusive that Boncells only dared to follow him from a distance.
If he could, he wouldn't even want to follow, but from his observation, he found that the corpses controlled by these hairballs seemed to be moving with a purpose, and the confusion that troubled ordinary people in the Extremis Grassland did not seem to work on them.
So Bonsells decided to take the risk and follow it, whether it went to the center of the meadow, the legendary Carmonk, or to the outside of the meadow, at least there was hope of escaping.
As for the danger, the only one with long hair at the moment is this one.
Just as he was thinking this, Boncells gave up on cleaning his hair when he heard a voice coming from behind: