Super God Gene

“Did that outsider really ring the bell of the genetic source tree?” In the general manager's office of the Black Gold Group, Hardman looked at the subordinates in front of him with some surprise and asked.

If Hansen had any memories, he would have found that this Black Gold Group subordinate was one of the two Kates behind him at the time of the Hansen test.

“My subordinates assure me that there will be no mistakes and I have seen them with my own eyes.” The subordinate swore in haste.

“Do you know who he is and where he lives?” Hardman asked.

A creature capable of ringing a bell is at least 50 percent likely to evolve a second time, and if it can become a nobleman, it is a hotshot figure and a much-needed talent of the Black Gold Group. It is also of great benefit to Hardman to be able to bring such a person into the Black Gold Group.

“I don't know about this, but I saw him with Officer Lancer and left in Officer Lancer's car when he left, so I couldn't keep up.” The subordinates said.

“Does Officer Blue know anyone? That's it.” After Hardman had clarified the subordinate, he dialed a communication number and quickly contacted the security services.

Soon after, Hardman had Hanson's information.

“An unexpected invasion of a foreigner on Kate, from an unidentified small race, did give rise to the ringing of a bell, which was a good opportunity.” After reading Hanson's file, Hardman got up and said, "Get me a car, I'm going to the cemetery. ”

Hanson is monitoring the indoor Internet to learn the language and script of the Kate tribe. With his brain, it's easy to learn these things. In the last few days, a simple conversation can already be said. Although the standard of normal communication is not yet met, Old Coop can hear half a guess and understand what Hanson wants to say.

Hanson's side is pretty much the same. Everyday communication is fine anyway, but Hanson wants to get more useful information online, so he needs to make Kate's language better.

“Hanson, you have a man who calls himself the general manager of the Black Gold Group.” The voice of the old treasure came from the comms.

Hanson looked up at the monitor and actually saw the door guard outside the cemetery, a man with black cat ears, dressed very carefully.

Hanson was slightly confused. There was no way he knew anybody here. This general manager came to him and knew what to do.

Something could not be avoided. If something really happened, Hanson would rather find out in person, so he chose to go out and meet Hardman.

“You must be Mr. Hanson. It's a pleasure to meet you. I'm Hardman, general manager of the Black Gold Group. Here's my card.” Hardman's posture was very low and his hands sent a business card to Hanson.

Hanson took the card and looked at it. Simple Kettvin can't hold him anymore. The title above is indeed the general manager of some black gold group.

“I wonder what your Excellency is looking for me?” Hanson looked up and down at Hardman and asked.

Hardman hastily said: “Well, I would like to invite Mr. Hanson to join our Black Gold Group and become a member of our hunting team. Our Black Gold Group is one of the best among the Kates, so don't worry about the remuneration..."

Hanson probably figured out what Hardman wanted to do. He hasn't come yet and knows the power division of Kate Star. He doesn't know much about the power of the Black Gold Group.

But Hanson knew that there were many groups in the genetic universe that had their own hunting forces, which were dedicated to the hunting of Fae.

Of course, it is generally not possible for such forces to be composed entirely of nobles, mostly generic genetic fighters, commonly known as cannon ashes, and a small number of core personnel are nobles.

This time, Hardman wanted to spend a lot of money inviting Hanson to join the Black Gold hunting team and become a core member of the force.

However, since Hansen has not yet assembled a genetic armor or a genetic arm, Hudman wants to sign a reserve contract with Hansen to pay Hansen a large amount of money and resources in advance so that Hansen can practice in peace, but once Hansen has assembled a genetic armor or a genetic arm, he must sign a revised contract with the Black Gold Group to officially become a member of the Black Gold Hunting Force.

Looks like the Reserve Contract is trying to get Hansen first, but it's actually just buying Hansen's future.

If Hansen is able to successfully assemble the genetic arm, then Hardman will still make a lot of money signing Hansen at a higher price.

If Hanson is not able to assemble the genetic armament, then the preliminary contract can be annulled when it expires, not like a formal contract, but with as high a price as Hanson's.

Hansen was not interested in such a contract, but one of Hardman's terms changed Hansen's mind and ended up signing a reserve contract with Hardman.

Because Hardman promised to help Hansen avoid executing surveillance orders and to get an official residence permit, it would be much easier for Hansen to do both for a foreigner.

And it's a good thing that signing up to be a reserve player still has a lot of money and resources to take care of Hanson's current difficult situation, and that he doesn't have to work every day.

Even if it is true that genetic armaments are gathered to join the hunting forces, it is not a bad thing for Hanson to be able to hunt Fae with experienced troops and get familiar with Fae situations, which is definitely not a bad thing.

As a result, Hanson ended his ten-day career as a gravedigger. In less than two days, Hardman handled all the formalities for Hanson and arranged the highest standard of accommodation within the group base. He also provided Hanson with a lot of genetic fluids to accelerate his practice, hoping that he could muster his genetic armament sooner rather than later.

Hanson lived in a black gold hunting base for four months, soaked in genetic fluid almost every day, and the genetic story soared and finally had signs of promotion.

Hansen must be promoted under the supervision of the Ombudsman, whether it is Kate Star's law or his contract with the Black Gold Group, especially when bell-ringing people like Hansen are likely to become Fae and therefore subject to strict surveillance.

The official Kate star sent to oversee Hansen was actually the black hunt Hansen had seen before, accompanied by several others, one of whom was Lancer.

Needless to say, Hardman himself, and the core members of the Black Gold Hunting Force.