Apocalypse: I Have One More Keyword Than Others-Chapter 99 - 0 Loyal Display Method_1

Chapter 99: 099 Loyal Display Method_1

Chapter 99: 099 Loyal Display Method_1

Greed, foolishness, wishful thinking.

Most people stumble because of these three reasons.

Brother Hu is an examinee, so the one who could directly possess such a strong person like Brother Hu must be someone super amazing from the previous simulation, and if he didn’t kill me, he must be thinking of extracting greater value from me or using me;

If Brother Hu has acquired advanced skills, then in such a case, if I offer my loyalty, my safety is guaranteed.

In the simulation, two people working together is always stronger than one person fighting alone—Duge’s trio also passed the last simulation through cooperation.

Besides, with my keyword exposed, it would be very easy for the other party to restrict me.

However, this likelihood is very slim.

Even second-year examinees, when possessing others, mostly choose the old, weak, sick, and disabled to increase the chances of success. Moreover, the person squatting on me has depleted more spiritual power than I have, making it even less likely for them to possess Brother Hu.

Unless the other person’s spiritual power is more than double mine…

But the likelihood of that is even lower.

If Brother Hu is not an examinee, then his so-called loyalty is meaningless. If I accept it, there will be no loss to me, and I can take the opportunity to gain Brother Hu’s trust…

After weighing his options in his mind, Yao Tong convinced himself, and with a wry smile, he said, “Brother Hu, Brother Kun is right about Heavenly Demons being different from humans; they indeed have such a thing as a contract. As long as I accept your loyalty, I can’t betray you for life. This is a huge cost for me, so that’s why I hesitated. But now, I’ve decided to offer my sincerity and pledge my loyalty to Brother Hu.”

Having said that.

He took back his food from Blondie, and said earnestly, “Brother Hu, I accept your price.”

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Even knows how to adapt to the situation.

Duge looked at him in surprise and then at Gou Kun, “Holy shit, Manager Gou, you actually called it! We’ve made a killing this time.”

Gou Kun wore a smug expression, “Brother Hu, I told you, Heavenly Demons are bound to have weaknesses. Congratulations, Brother Hu; you’ve added a powerful general to your ranks.”

“Call me Chairman,” Duge corrected.

“Congratulations to the Chairman for adding another powerful general to his ranks,” Gou Kun quickly amended.

Yao Tong looked at Duge and tentatively asked, “Chairman, now that the contract is signed, can I cultivate my own attributes?”

“Of course, but only for one hour each day,” Duge said, “First, I still haven’t found a way to become stronger; second, I’m still not sure if this so-called contract is real. We need to verify it first.”

This time.

Duge was telling the truth—he had set the price of loyalty and sold some food, but there was no outward sign of anything, which made him wonder whether the skill had actually taken effect or not.

“Chairman, you will know soon enough. I will protect the Chairman’s safety with my life,” Yao Tong said with a smile. After accepting Duge’s terms, he felt no change within himself and finally put his heart at ease, chuckling that he had been overthinking.

…

Following that.

Duge launched a recruitment fair for Charity Unlimited Company, filling various positions.

The people in the garage eagerly applied; Qi Feihu was clearly looking to integrate them—who would dare not join his company would likely be the first to be weeded out.

The elderly and women mostly joined the logistics department, while those who were young and strong entered the business and marketing departments. As for security, Duge strategically placed a group of mediocre individuals…

The business and marketing departments needed to be responsible for expanding the market outside, so they required the strongest fighting force.

The security department was responsible for the safety of the garage itself. Once the business and marketing departments were out, they were actually the strongest group remaining.

In summary.

More than four hundred people in the garage joined Duge’s Charity Unlimited Company.

When people confirmed their positions, their spirit, energy, and morale were all lifted, as if they had found a direction in life.

…

Under Duge’s direction, the staff used cars to separate one office area from another and put up signs for the various departments.

The room where Duge usually stayed now bore a sign reading “Chairman’s Office.”

At the entrance of the garage, they also neatly wrote “Charity Unlimited Company” with a brush, and once everyone got moving, the lifeless warehouse under the apocalypse was instantly filled with vitality.

…

In the temporary meeting room surrounded by cars, Duge held the first senior leadership meeting of Charity Unlimited Company.

Duge and Gou Kun and others all changed into suits, covering up their tattoos, looking quite respectable.

Having gone from gangsters to managers and having their own people to manage, being called “Manager” by everyone, and having others come to them for advice on every matter…

They had never experienced such a sense of pleasure before.

At this moment, these despised gangsters suddenly felt they were different, and even when they spoke, they began to enunciate clearly, trying their best not to curse.

Now, they finally understood why Brother Hu insisted on establishing a company.

Going legitimate felt so good, with that identity, they no longer had to worry about being scorned or scolded by their parents for being losers. Unfortunately, in these chaotic times, they didn’t even know if their parents were still alive?

To show them their current achievements—they’d be so happy!

Indeed, it was right to follow Brother Hu…

…

The meeting was simple, but formal; every person had their name and position placed in front of them.

Through this, Duge got to know his full name and the names of several of his subordinates.

Gu Kun was responsible for the marketing department; Huang Mao, who was actually named Song Ce, managed the business department; Old Yu, whose real name was Yu Dacheng, managed the personnel department; and another subordinate named Qian Wensheng managed the logistics department, while Yao Tong was the head of the security team.

Besides them, the company had also hired several new department heads, including Zhang Zhenkui for the finance department, Han Xuecai for the information department, Wang Xiangmin for the aftersales department, Zhao Xiaoyang for the technology department, and Li Chun for the product department…

…

“Gentlemen, Charity Unlimited Company is now officially established,” Duge announced to everyone. “From now on, our main goal is to work together to expand the company’s business, trade with more people, and in this chaotic world, support everyone in our company, grow and strengthen our company, and also help more people survive. Any questions?”

“No questions,” everyone responded in unison.

“Good. Manager Gou, please report the status of the remaining supplies to everyone,” Duge said, looking at Gou Kun. “Make sure everyone is well-informed, and then hand the supplies over to Manager Qian’s logistics department.”

“Yes, Chairman Qi,” Gou Kun, attending such a formal meeting for the first time, was a bit excited. He loosened the tie around his neck, coughed, cleared his throat, and then said, “Our company’s remaining supplies, if we continue to distribute them as before, will last at most two more days. If we reduce by half, we can make it last for four days.

Insecticides for preventing snakes and bugs and stocks of sulfur, lime are already out. We need to replenish them quickly; otherwise, once the insecticides fail, even if it’s cockroaches that invade, we’ll have no way to fend them off…”

Everyone’s expression changed, Zhang Zhenkui and others exchanged glances, understanding why Qi Feihu was in such a rush to establish the company – the garage truly was untenable!

Yao Tong glanced at Duge and silently sighed with relief; so it was the supplies that pushed Brother Hu into such urgency. He really had been overthinking.

Duge himself heard about the stockpile situation in the warehouse for the first time and was taken aback for a moment, but his expression remained unruffled: “Gentlemen, the situation is quite grave! We can’t wait until we’re out of ammunition and rations to expand our business. I plan to take the business and marketing departments out tomorrow to see if we can procure a batch of supplies and also to look for other settlements, see if we can have business dealings with them. What do you think?”

“No problem from me. Whatever you command, Chairman Qi, I will do,” Gou Kun spoke up.

“I have no problem either,” Song Ce added.

“Chairman Qi, I have a concern,” Zhang Zhenkui raised his hand.

“Speak,” Duge said.

“Our charity company relies entirely on the Chairman to hold the scene, and I do not recommend the Chairman take such risks,” Zhang Zhenkui said. “If something happens to the Chairman, our company would be finished.”

“I agree with Manager Zhang’s opinion,” Gou Kun added. “Brother Hu, no, Chairman Qi, you should not go. Huang Mao, Yao Tong, and I can lead the team out.”

“Manager Gou is right,” Huang Mao looked at Duge. “Chairman Qi, you need to command from the central position, leave the resource finding to us.”

“I too agree with Manager Zhang’s opinion,” Yao Tong said.

Gou Kun previously had complaints about trading food, and now he was willing to risk his life for him; it didn’t fit their characters. Could it be that this was a show of loyalty?

Duge looked at his men, suddenly considering one possibility – could this indeed be a display of loyalty?

Thinking wholly of him?

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