Norman Osborn wore an expensive hand-made custom suit, with a tall and straight figure, and the whole person looked extremely energetic.

Typical European and American middle-aged looks, brown hair meticulously groomed.

Norman Osborn didn't come alone. Beside him, there was a man wearing glasses and a black suit.

On the surface, this man looks gentle, without any abnormalities.

But it only takes one more look to see that the man's right sleeve is partially empty.

Dr. Connors!

Although Russell has never dealt with Dr. Connors, when he asked the commercial spies to investigate the Osborne Group, he did not forget to let people simply investigate the future lizard professor Dr. Connors and the future octopus doctor Dr. Otto.

"Mr. Osborne, welcome!"

After seeing Norman and Dr. Connors coming to the office, Russell got up and walked towards them, saying with a smile.

"Mr. Bradley is very polite!"

Norman Osborn replied with a smile all over his face, and at the same time extended his right hand to shake Russell's hand.

After shaking hands with Norman Osborn, Russell turned to look at Dr. Connors, and continued, "Russell Bradley, nice to meet you!"

After speaking, he stretched out his left hand towards Dr. Connors.

"Curtis Kurt Connors!"

Dr. Conners introduced himself, and at the same time extended his intact left hand to shake Russell's hand.

After greeting, Russell introduced Betty to Norman Osborn and Dr. Connors.

"This is Dr. Ross, who used to be a professor of biological cytology at Culver University, and is now one of the core members of the Octopus Laboratory."

Betty came to Russell and shook hands with Norman and Dr. Connors.

After introducing Betty, the four sat down as guest and host.

Russell doesn't let Ellie, the ambitious blonde secretary, leave the office.

After Ellie swayed her seductive waist and stepped on high heels and left the office, Russell said to Norman Osborn: "Last week I spent some time dealing with private matters, and I have no time to meet until now. I hope Mr. Osborne Don't be offended."

"Mr. Bradley, you are too polite. People who want to meet you can line up directly to Fifth Avenue from here. I am already grateful for your promise to meet, so how can I be offended!"

Norman Osborn said with a smile.

Although Russell is only in his early twenties now, Norman Osborn is not one of those people who underestimates each other just because they are young.

Leaving aside that Russell is a superhero serum, the order that Octopus Industry has taken from the military over the past six months can explain the problem.

A guy who only has force but no strategy can't get the biggest share from the big cake of military orders.

"Mr. Osborne was joking. In terms of fame, I and Octopus Industry are no match for Mr. Osborne and the Osborne Group."

"By the way, I don't know what's the matter with you, Mr. Osborne, looking for me this time?"

Russell had no intention of continuing to tout the business with Norman Osborn, and asked directly.

"Since Mr. Bradley has asked you this question, I won't hide it anymore."

"If you don't mind, the Osborn Group wants to buy some alien symbiotes from you for scientific research."

Norman Osborn looked at Russell and said directly.

"To acquire the symbiont, I don't know what kind of reward you can give Mr. Osborne?"

Although Russell didn't know what Norman Osborn wanted the symbiont to do, but as one of the giants in the biological field, it was not particularly strange that the Osborn Group wanted to study the symbiont.

As for where he knew the existence of the symbiote, he could know it without thinking, either SHIELD or Hydra.

"Symbionts are alien organisms that have never appeared on Earth, and it is difficult to accurately estimate their value."

"Mr. Bradley, you are the person with the most symbionts. I don't know how you plan to set the price?"

Norman Osborn threw the question back to Russell.

While this is a very common business negotiation technique, it has to be said that Norman Osborn is right.

Symbionts do have high scientific research value, but when there is only one seller, valuation is very difficult.

Instead of being slaughtered or setting an inappropriate price, it is better to directly hand over the pricing power to Russell.

"I do own some symbiotes now, but I've never sold a symbiote before."

"Well, if you don't mind, Mr. Osborne, we will use the symbiosis needed to strengthen a person as a standard unit."

"As for the price... use the barter method, one unit of symbiont in exchange for one item, what do you think?"

Russell doesn't have the idea of ​​working with S.H.I.E.L.D. on symbiotes, but he doesn't mind trading them for something he wants.

For Grendel, who is like a small mountain, splitting several second-generation symbionts is as simple as drinking water.

As long as it doesn't split in large quantities, for example, splitting thousands of second-generation symbionts, there will be no problem for Grendel.

At worst, it's like forcing Grendel to lose weight!

"Barter?"

Norman Osborn did not expect that Russell would make such a transaction in advance, and a surprised expression appeared on his face.

After thinking for a few seconds, he said slowly, "No problem, I don't know which scientific research projects you want to exchange for, Mr. Bradley?"

"I am very interested in your company's cross-species genetics and nuclear fusion. If Mr. Osborne doesn't mind, I am willing to use two units of symbionts to take over these two projects."

Of course, these two projects are not the only ones that the Osborne Group is currently developing, but Russell is currently interested in only these two.

And these two projects, he didn't go specifically for the research results, but for Dr. Conners and Dr. Otto.

Even if the projects of Dr. Conners and Dr. Otto are successful, for the current Octopus Company ~lightnovelpub.net~ it is at best just icing on the cake.

But if Dr. Conners and Dr. Otto can be pulled into the octopus laboratory, it will be completely different.

These two are top talents in their fields!

"These two projects are still in the early stage, and there are no significant results. Mr. Bradley, would you like to consider other projects?"

Although Norman didn't know what Russell was planning, his intuition told him that things were not that simple.

There are so many projects that have been successful, but two projects that have not yet been successful, no matter how you look at it, something is wrong.

"No, I'm only interested in these two projects now."

"If Mr. Osborne, you are willing to hand over these two projects to me, in addition to the two symbionts mentioned just now, all the initial investment of the Osborne Group, the Octopus Industry will also return correspondingly, and you will never be allowed to Lost in vain!"

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