Enlightenment runes in American manga

Chapter 42
In the office, Dr. Guderian was listening to some of his subordinates, telling him how the researchers brought back from the front line by the Red Skull these days made trouble for themselves.

The words clearly showed that although the Red Skull and Raphael were on guard against Curran, a third-party force who was close at hand, they did not further intensify the conflict for the time being.

However, the two factions under their command had fierce conflicts over the actual distribution of benefits.

Dr. Guderian also had a headache after listening to his subordinates' scolding. In this matter, the confrontation between the two sides is indeed inevitable.

The reason is that the dismissal of Baron Zemo is not a routine situation, but a sudden resignation due to physical reasons.

As the undisputed Chief Scientist of the current Nazu Hydra, his direct subordinates and people with cooperative relations are all over the "hive", including Dr. Guderian himself, who have worked under the other party.

If it is a normal transfer or demotion, most of them will naturally follow Baron Zemo to the new workplace.

In this way, there will be a lot of vacant positions in the "hive", and the new leaders can be used to place the subordinates they brought with them smoothly, and the extra ones can also be used to win over those who actively lean towards them.

But now Baron Zemo is in a coma, and the whereabouts of those under his command are unknown. How could he be willing to give up the interests in his hands and become a transparent person who has lost power.

This is not an exaggeration. There are fixed quotas for the laboratories, large-scale instruments, and experimental medicines in the "hive".

Without power, there will be no these resources. Then do a hammer experiment, conduct a hammer research, is it possible to use brain tests to prove your own conclusions? !
Therefore, except for those laboratories directly under Baron Zemo, which were handed over to Dr. Faust, the others were all secretly connected with the baron's subordinates, firmly in their hands, and refused to enter Faust's hands.

And Dr. Guderian, as an ally with the baron, also gave a lot of support, so the flames of war naturally spread to him.

However, although the fierce conflict between the two sides gave him some headaches, he was more fortunate in his heart.

If the Red Skull hadn't been humiliated by Curran during his welcome ceremony, allowing these people below to dare to resist, it is estimated that Faust would have straightened out his relationship long ago and started to deal with himself with all his strength.

He was about to open his mouth to appease his subordinates, telling them that they could be a little more friendly in attitude, but he couldn't compromise on actual interests.

At this time, there was a knock on the door of the office, followed by a report from his subordinates through the door:

"Dr. Guderian, Dr. Curran is here to visit and is waiting for you in the living room."

Hearing this news, he couldn't care less about his subordinates' trivial matter, so he immediately sent these people away, and then hurriedly prepared to meet with Ke Lun.

In the living room 10 minutes later, Curran and Guderian sat opposite each other, and the atmosphere of the conversation was extremely heated.

The content is all scientific research topics related to macromolecules, and the words are completely the same as the close relationship between the two a few days ago.

At the end, Guderian did not forget to thank Curran for saving his life when the vampire escaped.

It's just that after this topic was finished, the two sides fell into a short silence.

Still Guderian couldn't bear the embarrassment and took the initiative to ask Curran about the purpose of his visit.

And Curran also told the other party directly:
"Dr. Guderian, my subordinates have been reporting to me for the past two days, and there has been a conflict with Dr. Faust's people. I think there must be some misunderstandings. They are all colleagues. It is not a good thing that the relationship is so tense."

"I heard that you are familiar with the other party, so I just want you to introduce me. It's better than visiting directly for no apparent reason."

Curran's words made Guderian ponder a little, unable to make a decision for a while.

He didn't believe the words of visiting at all, saying that he was just looking for trouble.

But why did Curran suddenly meet Faust?
Should I get involved myself?
After hesitating for a long time, Dr. Guderian still made up his mind to go together.

Regardless of Curen's plans, letting him meet Faust alone is definitely not a good thing for him.

So he smiled and said to Curen: "Of course it's no problem. Speaking of it, considering that Faust has just taken office these few days, he must have a lot of things on his hands, and I have never met him. Let's not talk about factions. There are still some etiquettes, and it's time for me to visit him."

The two who reached a consensus walked towards Faust's experimental area together.

It was already half an hour after Dr. Faust received the news.

Because what was conducted just now was a highly confidential experiment, and there was no special emergency, and outsiders could not disturb it halfway.

The researchers who came to report the report, although they felt that Curen and the others were not kind, they didn't think it was an emergency.

So I waited for the experiment to enter the window period before reporting to Faust who came out to breathe.

After listening to it, Faust was also confused, and ordered his subordinates in the laboratory to look at the test object and not to move it. He walked to another relatively large comprehensive laboratory to see the two of them, Ke Lun, It's trying to make something famous.

As soon as he entered this laboratory, Faust felt that the atmosphere was not right.

The researchers under him surrounded him three layers in and three layers out. From their faces, Faust saw complex emotions of anger, fear mixed with admiration.

He hurriedly pushed away the few people outside, wanting to enter the arena and see what happened.

But he heard the familiar voice of a researcher under him.

"Dr. Curran, I am not trying to challenge your scientific research level like the previous colleagues. It is the sodium-titanium replacement research I am engaged in, which also requires the use of titanium tetrachloride."

"Because of your polyethylene preparation experiment, you want to occupy the share of titanium tetrachloride. My experiment can no longer be carried out. I hope you can give me an explanation."

Faust nodded. The researcher's words are well-founded. I really don't know that these people under my command have been reduced to the point where there is no experiment to do due to lack of materials. It seems that today he and Curran must There's going to be a fight.

He was about to hear how Curen would respond, but he didn't expect that the other party's contemptuous laughter came first.

Faust was secretly angry, a genius should also know how to respect people, this kind of behavior is really talented but not virtuous.

However, after the other party's next words, he fell silent.

"You are indeed different from your colleagues. You don't even dare to raise doubts openly, and you even use lies as an excuse."

"In my process of preparing polyethylene, titanium tetrachloride is only used as a catalyst, and the amount used is completely insignificant. If you really know the usage quota, you should know that you are looking for the wrong person to ask me for an explanation."

"In the end, scientific research should not only keep your head down and do things, but also look up at the road. If I remember correctly, seven or eight years ago, Kroll in Luxembourg developed a method of producing elemental titanium by calcium-titanium replacement. Now, it is estimated that the other party The process has become more mature, stable and even further optimized."

"As a scientist invested by Hydra, you only know to study some old-fashioned things, and you really don't know what it means!"

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(End of this chapter)