Absolute Wizard

< I can't talk about it right now. It's not clear yet. I just wanted to let you know when I had the chance. >

< Too bad. >

< Please understand a little. This is not the only problem. >

< Yes? Is there another problem? >

< Global warming. >

Global warming? >

It was a wild story.

I couldn't figure out why global warming came out of nowhere.

However, the description that followed was surprising.

< To be precise, it's an area that's affected by changes caused by global warming. Well, here's a detailed explanation. Once the sea levels change in the northern hemisphere of the country, the ocean currents are cut off. So the primary affected areas are the U.K., Europe, Russia, Canada and our northern hemisphere. In the last few years, simulation results show that there was about 30 years. But it was pulled back to 15 years. >

<! >

The expression shocked everyone.

This was an unimaginable story.

I couldn't believe it.

Byron finally shouted.

Do you mean it? >

< Yes, the situation is actually worse than I thought. There's going to be some climate change soon. And the primary change is in the U.K. No, actually, all of the countries above. The whole area will freeze. >

What about him? So there's an alternative? >

< In fact, that's what we've been working on. So we have some answers, and we're working in a stable way. But I recently came up with an alternative. >

What other alternative? >

< M batteries. >

Coming soon.

It was very simple.

It was about increasing M battery production and, if possible, reducing the amount of fossil fuel.

It was also about transforming all the existing power plants into nuclear power plants.

This content was not simply a word.

It was already a situation centered on the country that saw the damage through the United Nations immediately.

But there was a problem.

< Everything is fine. But what happens to the frozen countries now? >

< That's the problem. What I originally planned was World War........ >

But that was it.

Soon after, the sound stopped.

Their screens were the same.

Suddenly, I started to blur as I drew my teeth.

And then I went away.

The sound of M AI coming soon.

“I'm sorry, the other side has shut down the entire system. ”

“No, thank you. Thank you.”

“Yes, boss. ”

He soon saw M AI disappear, but his eyes frowned because of the last words he heard.

What are you talking about? Do you really want to start a world war? ’

But it didn't make any sense.

We can't have a global war under satellite surveillance right now.

We had that kind of interest and grudge to start a war with each other.

There was no place that could cause that conflict right now.

‘You don't want to use our conflict, do you? ’

* * *

Jo Min-woo also recalled his own experience based on the story he had heard. It was like puzzling.

The moment he went to Damien.

The people who developed the equipment.

They were desperately dependent on it.

In fact, I didn't really understand what they were doing at the time.

"With that much technology and capital, we could have developed it the other way. Suddenly, I thought it made no sense to make a path with the rest of the world. But if Earth's resources run out, and the ice machine comes back, that's another problem. Maybe that's the best way. ’

Especially the liver ice machine was really serious.

If that really happened, mass demographic shifts were inevitable. If it did, there would be no way for people living in other healthy areas to allow it.

It soon meant another conflict.

Or worse, the entire northern hemisphere is covered with ice.

The temperature of the Earth itself would have drastically decreased there.

Then the normal area was only a few.

Is it Africa, the Middle East, Central America? ’

If so, countries that would have been harmed would not have let this go.

They must have done something about it.

‘Phew, yeah, that makes sense. You mean you're going to start a war if you have to, a world war? ’

It wasn't until he thought about it that he realized the situation was serious.

If they were thinking that, they wouldn't be there.

Soon, I remembered a future event I knew.

Especially with tensile reinforcement phase content.

There was one thing that came to mind immediately.

"Senkoku conflict. But that went well, didn't it? Then it's not. Then it's the north-south conflict, and again, as China releases its hands....... ’

It was blurry.

He thought he didn't know about the world change in the station after he crossed the Damian continent.

"Tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk. We have no idea what they're up to. But one thing's for sure. First of all, they're after M-batteries. ’

* * *

Cho Min-woo thought about how to deal with this problem once he got in the big direction. What they wanted after all was very simple.

The land he could live on and the power he now seeks.

One of the things that started out as a way to maintain this was exploration of Damian continent.

But this was not all.

Seeing as I was aiming for the M-batteries, I had to.

And it was clear that if they could make M-batteries more efficient, or create alternative means of energy, they would also have major conflicts.

‘Especially Damien Continent research organizations will feel crisis. ’

We have a target in sight.

All we had to do was make them run.

I needed a little more stimulation.

He had to find something else to do.

What could be a more powerful source of energy? The most obvious thing is fusion energy. ’

The problem was here.

If something went wrong while developing this, it would definitely blow up. The Seohyun Research Complex building could have disappeared without a trace.

He knew better than anyone because he had already experienced it in the development of M satellites.

Moreover, this was necessary as a means of stimulating them.

Immediately, I called Chief Yang and made an offer on the matter.

Chairman Yang said.

“Yes? What's the best way to acquire a nuclear power station? ”

“I think I need some experience with nuclear power. That's why.”

“But that won't be permitted by the government. ”

“We have to get them to let us. ”

“What do you mean? ”

“Once we negotiate with the government, we can negotiate an electricity surcharge or something like that on the condition that this facility is relocated. ”

“But……"

“Of course, it may not work. But let's do this once. ”

“In that case…… I understand. ”

“So Chief Yang needs to go to Cheongwa University. ”

“Yes? Oh, no. Why would I go there? ”

He vomited a cough.

“Hmmm, once I get there, they'll probably start with swearing. So it'll be a little less if Director Yang, who doesn't know him well, goes there. ”

“Yes, I understand. ”

Raincomb proposes acquiring domestic nuclear power to Cheongwa University!

News like this came out of the newspaper.

Furthermore, the article also said that one of Raincomb's chief executives visited the Chungwa University.

Of course, there was no answer from the Cheongwa University.

It was just that we were just talking.

It was the same with raincomb.

* * *

Nuclear power plant privatization is never simply a problem.

Especially given that no company wants to run this company until it suffers a loss.

People probably don't just say that large corporations are interested in this sort of thing.

It's because I know that the electricity price is going up right now.

But raincomb.

If the image of a company that does business with the people is a company that is already embedded in the hearts of Koreans, it is different.

It's worth a try.

It actually went that way.

“What the hell is Min-woo thinking? ”

“Well, maybe he's interested in nuclear power. Otherwise, there would be no reason to do this. ”

“Interested? What the hell do you care? You're making atomic bombs? ”

“I don't think so. Maybe the whole world will freak out. ”

“If President Jo Min-woo touches nuclear power and makes some weird bomb, it will truly be beyond his imagination. ”

“Our Korean Peninsula may disappear without a trace. ”

“So this isn't it? ”

“It's a little vague. Now, the newspaper says the electricity bill is down 10 percent. People like us, seven days of applause. Moreover, if President Jo Min-woo touches it, you don't have to worry about the trust in nuclear power facilities either. ”

This was the opinion.

There were, of course, extreme opposition, but not so many.

Everyone was strong enough to just watch.

But everyone was curious about one thing.

What the hell are they doing taking over a nuclear power station? ’

Of course, it's a domestic story.

The overseas side was different.

Japan, in particular, was not inferior.

In the meantime, he called Korea's Cheongwa University and protested.

If you hand over the nuclear power plant to President Jo Min-woo of Raincomb, we will also hand over the nuclear power plant to private companies in Japan.

Well, let's say this is good.

The surprising thing was the Chinese response.

The South Korean government needs to stop this atrocious conspiracy to develop atomic bombs immediately!

They accused him of developing atomic bombs.

And it wasn't just China's opinion.

I was concerned about this in the United States and other major countries around the world.

No, it wasn't over like this.

After coming together to consult with the United Nations, they formally protested the matter to the Korean government.

The South Korean government requests that you refrain from conducting a civil transfer of nuclear power plants!

So far, I've remained calm.

But the world press reacted differently.

They began to criticize the South Korean government for meeting with Cho Min-woo because of the nuclear power plant problem. South Korea's government, in particular, has encouraged it to start developing atomic bombs, particularly intercontinental ballistic missiles, at the earliest convenience.

Immediately, the world press began to be filled with photos of President Jo Min-woo and stories about what he was going to do.

President Jo Min-woo begins developing intercontinental ballistic missiles!

* * *

Cho Min-woo did not make this comment with the intent to acquire the nuclear power station, but was intent on raising the mood.

He therefore focused on looking at American economic trends while walking like this.

However, he was curious to see the reaction of the world media to criticize him for being a dictator.

Why are you doing this? What kind of atomic bomb am I making? ’

This was too extreme a reaction.

Because of this, he began to carefully analyze the results.

Of course, he wasn't the only one.

Soon, I asked M AI to start reviewing it together.

There must have been a reason for this.

What the hell are you worried about? I'm not worried about making atomic bombs. So is it trying to prevent us from developing alternative energy? ’

That was really weird.

But if you think about it, there were no people who tried to stop themselves like this at all.

‘It's them. ’

And one thing I soon learned.

I only thought they were under FRB, but they could also be an independent organization.

"Trouble. What the hell is going on? ’