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    Samson offered the most suitable solution to an extremely sticky situation by revealing the materials he


    possessed. To anyone, it looked like he had delivered timely help in a moment of crisis.


    Ariel’s thoughts raced. It would be a lie to say she wasn’t surprised.


    Outside of Croinia, the material was produced and held by only a few parties and selectpanies. Possessing it granted them influence over key decisions in a country’s military and technology sectors.


    The profit from producing and selling it was enough to make businessmenpete fiercely.


    Until now, Jayson had been the only one with permission and the technique to produce the material. Anyone in


    their country–or anywhere in the Sra region–had to obtain it through him.


    But Samson, it turned out, had secured the production rights as well, keeping it hidden until now.


    At that moment, Ariel realized just how cunning and calcting he was. She subconsciously nced at Jayson.


    Jayson leaned back in his chair, slowly turning his gaze toward Samson. Curiously, he didn’t look sveisend.


    Ariel stopped frowning and listened quietly.


    Gary looked bewildered. “Samson, are you sure about what you’re saying?”


    Samson smiled as he sat down. “Mr. Quinton, I am the Yeager Group’s sessor, after all. With ourpany’s


    reputation, what is there to worry about?”


    He nced at Jayson. “Of course, our scale of business isn’t asrge as Mr. Larkin’s. Still, providing the material


    for at least the next two years won’t be a problem. After all, Mr. Larkin has…”


    He feigned sympathy. “I’m sure he’s in a tight spot after such an awful incident. A dispute involving a worker’s


    death and safety concerns is never easy to resolve.


    “I hadn’t nned to sell this material in Croinia. But since Mr. Larkin’spany has run into problems, I feel I should offer an alternative so the government’s research project won’t face dys.”


    Jayson looked at him expressionlessly. “You wasted no timeing to our rescue, Mr. Pryce.”


    Samson chuckled softly. “I’m simply doing this for everyone’s sake.”


    Jayson knew exactly what he was up to. Two years ago, during his time in Ulyndor, he and Samson were rivals in


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    Back then, Samson–young and inexperienced–had been crushed. Hispany fell into a severe financial


    crisis and operations were suspended after losing ess to raw materials.


    They had practically gone bankrupt.


    Now Samson was staging aeback.


    With Jayson’spany embroiled in scandal, the Department of Defense was left with two options–the Yeager


    Group, one of Croinia’s top–tierpanies, or Bluum Corp, now the focus of controversy.


    The choice was obvious.


    “Since we’re being cautious…” Jayson stretched out his legs. “A while ago, Ariel was used of falsifying data,


    allegedly for personal reasons.


    “In that case, I’ll share the annual, quarterly, and even monthly inspection reports we’ve kept since I began this


    business. These reports are stored with the most renowned, globally recognized agency in Ulyndor, which


    specializes in assessing material quality.


    “They inspect our production every month. I’m sure most of you know their reports are one hundred percent


    credible.”


    Gary looked shocked. Meanwhile, Samson narrowed his eyes.


    Ariel looked <i>at </i>Jayson as she wondered to herself, “The materials were tested monthly?”


    She knew of the agency. Even countries like Ulyndor and Rynovar had to pass their inspections before selling


    materials.


    But the fees were exorbitant–over a million dors per inspection, with extra charges for keeping records.


    The upside was absolute credibility.


    Even thergestpany in Merinia only requested quarterly inspections. Monthly checks would be a massive


    expense. Yet Jayson had done exactly that, leaving a verifiable record that his materials had always met


    standards.


    Gary still sounded stunned. “You can provide that information, Mr. Larkin?”


    Jayson signaled to Arthur, who brought over a thick stack of documents.


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    Gary instantly recognized the agency’s seal of approval. Jayson’s materials were certified to be of the highest


    quality.


    Seeing it was nearly time, Ariel spoke up. “Regarding the usations that I falsified data to boost Mr. Larkin’s business, I deny thempletely.”