The Rockets of the Spirits Start

Seeing that Dr. Ogi cooperated with him like this, Nobunaga knew in his heart that he was only playing a role, but he did not take advantage of his dissuasion.

Instead, he held Dr. Oki's hands tightly, with a thin layer of water mist covering his eyes, and said to him sincerely:

"I know that you represent the senior trainers in the entire Kanto region alliance."

"But the seniors are different from the family, and their interests are not the same, so most of the conditions I can give are concentrated on you alone."

Hearing that Nobunaga was so quick, he shifted the topic to the negotiation. Dr. Ogi, who was clear about what he was representing this time, withdrew the hands that Nobunaga held, sat silently on the bamboo chair behind him, and replied with a serious face:

"Since you've already said that, then there's no need for the two of us. Let's get entangled in things other than negotiation. Just tell me the conditions you can give."

Nobunaga saw that Dr. Ogi's mood was still stable, and after controlling his facial expressions to show seriousness, he also sat back on the bamboo chair behind him.

He took out the plan he made overnight, looked at the old man in front of him with clear eyes, and explained word by word:

"I am going to set up the Orange College. I will serve as the first dean of the college, and you will also serve as the vice president of the college. Some seniors who have retired from Guandu will be invited to be lecture professors of the college."

"At the same time, the entire academy will be divided into two campuses. The ordinary campus will allow children who have no money to study, and the Orange Alliance will cover 95% of their tuition fees, and then the initial elves will be distributed to the enrolled students."

"The other is an elite campus. It only recruits 200 students from all over the world every year. Corner and I, as well as the professors of the college, will take turns to give lectures to these children."

"And it will provide them with the most superior logistical support, including the right to exchange the power of the source."

"If the seniors are willing to support the Orange Islands to form an independent alliance, then I can give fifty elite student places every year."

After listening to the first item in Nobunaga's thick plan, Dr. Ogi with a calm face, as if accepting this condition, picked up the coffee brought by the magic wall puppet, and said softly:

"There are indeed many juniors among us, all of whom are not great people. I think they should be able to accept the 80 places in the elite campus."

Hearing Dr. Ogi's response, Nobunaga, who had raised his hand to open the second chapter of the plan, silently put the thick book in his hand on the table, a confident look flashed in his eyes subconsciously, and continued:

"Actually, there are only three conditions that I can give, except that I use the academy to teach knowledge to all children, cooperate with you to complete the collection of illustrated materials, and provide some materials required for experiments."

"I think the only thing that can really impress you is the divine beast, such an unreasonable existence."

After saying these words, Nobunaga couldn't help but be silent for a few seconds, and secretly decided to push forward a certain shocking plan.

Looking directly at Dr. Ogi's meticulous face, he slowly clenched his right hand into a hard fist, and gave the final conditions he could deliver.

"If the cooperation between the two parties can be reached, our Orange Islands can give you three days to lead you into the Temple of the Sea and collect the specific information of the Prince of the Sea, Manaphy."

Dr. Omu, who was quietly receiving the content of the conditions, saw Nobunaga sitting straight across from him, and even took Manaphy, the Prince of the Sea, as a bargaining chip for him to gain support.

There was a dignified look in his eyes, but he didn't mean to refuse. He just casually put his right leg on his left. After summarizing all the content proposed by Nobunaga, he asked meticulously in a low voice:

"How many students can the general campus admit?"

"Why is there no real benefit to pay?"

Hearing the two questions asked by Dr. Ogi, Nobunaga seemed to have been prepared for a long time. He opened the fifth page of the plan in front of him, and explained in a calm tone:

"Although the number of children in the commoner class is huge, according to the calculation of ordinary teaching resources, our Orange Alliance can fully afford this expense."

"After all, knowledge is sometimes priceless, but sometimes knowledge is also the cheapest."

"As for the substantive interests, I think with the condition of Manaphy, the Prince of the Sea, you should be able to help us solve this trouble."

From Nobunaga's words, I heard that the Orange Alliance wanted to pay for the tuition of all the children in the archipelago, and Dr. Ogi suddenly got this amazing reply.

He couldn't help rubbing his hands together twice, ignoring Nobunaga's last sentence, picked up the plan on the table, and read it carefully.

And through Dr. Ogi's actions, Nobunaga, who gradually became convinced of the negotiation in his heart, stared at the number of pages he had opened, and said in detail with calm eyes:

"Little Orange Island, as the entire archipelago, the largest inhabited island, and the administrative headquarters of the Orange Alliance in the future, is not suitable for establishing an academy."

"So after my careful site selection and my long-term residential inspections, the nameless island in the east of Little Orange Island became the best place to build the Orange College."

"Marine fisheries and fruit harvesting can fully afford the food expenses of the students and elves."

"And according to the advantages of regional characteristics, the students' future experience will not be a problem."

After reading the academy chapter of the planning book, Dr. Ogi realized that Nobunaga was really prepared to let all the civilian children in the entire Orange Islands enter the academy with extremely low tuition fees.

The vigilance and coldness in Dr. Ogi's eyes that had been there since the beginning of the negotiation between the two ~www.readwn.com~ was finally completely resolved at this moment, he controlled his body and his emotions and relaxed, and put the thick plan in his hand back on the table. , and said in a low voice:

"As long as the Orange Academy can really be built successfully, then I can choose to give up other conditions that are specific to me."

Having said that, Dr. Ogi looked at Nobunaga's sincere eyes with serious eyes, conveying a sense of solemnity, and continued in his mouth flatly:

"But there is one thing you must understand. Now I represent not only myself. If the Orange Islands do not have the corresponding benefits, it is impossible for other people to nod and agree."

Knowing that Dr. Ogi has acquiesced that the three-day research right of the Prince of the Sea Manaphy, the academy plan is only for him to express his opinions and use it as an excuse to seek benefits from the Orange Islands, Nobunaga's face suddenly became serious.

"This old fox, helped him complete the information he needed for the illustrated book, and gave him the right to study the divine beasts for three days. He even wanted to let the archipelago have another wave of blood, bastard!"

After scolding in the bottom of his heart, Nobunaga, who did not show any expression on the surface, glanced at Dr. Oki who was leaning on the bamboo chair, who was extremely relaxed.

The thoughts in his mind ran quickly, and his right hand couldn't help but touch his battle belt, but he quickly snuffed out the idea of ​​using his junior to threaten.

Forcibly suppressed the negative emotions in his heart, moved his right hand from the Poke Ball, and held the bamboo chair armrest beside him.

Nobunaga, who quietly entered a calm state, gave up his desire to speak, and directly suppressed the atmosphere in the room, silently deepening his will to never compromise to Dr. Ogi.