The exchange between the allies soon ended, and Major McKillis Farid also expressed his support for the development of the "Iron Circle" as much as possible, both in the Earth Circle and on the Martian Sphere.

On the same terms, Major McKillis Farid also expressed his support for "Tabins", but was rejected by Nalai Tabin.

In this regard, Major McKillis Farid was also extremely suspicious in his heart, and the doubts and speculations in his heart even made him doubt whether he should continue to cooperate with Nari Tabin.

"Why are you refusing my conditions?" Major McKillis Farid asked curiously.

At this time, the two of them were standing in front of the huge window of the space station, and it was only the two of them, and even Olga Izka was arranged to return to the Martian surface first. After all, the next conversation between the two is not suitable for too many people to know, because it involves not only social and ethical issues, but also Gallarhorn's internal secrets.

In the face of Major McKillis Farid's question, Nari Tabin also knew that the other party was suspicious of his actions, but this was also a normal thing. If you don't suspect it, that's not normal.

"Hehe, commercially, I've been very successful." Nalai Tabin said casually perfunctory.

Commercially, Nari Tabin has indeed been a success.

Although he now also wants to expand his business and increase more income.

But doing so will affect his plans.

Because there is also a "Divaz" above him, if he crosses the "Divaz" to develop on his own, wouldn't it let them know that they want an independent portal?

The current "Tabins" need stability and time for development, not making enemies everywhere.

And Major McKillis Farid began to make up his mind when he heard such an answer from Nari Tabin.

If you think about it, it seems to be the same thing.

Major McKillis Farid thought that Nari Tabin was a man of affection and was reluctant to leave Divaz.

So he said, "Actually, wouldn't it be better to get the shelter of Gjallhorn?" ”

"Of course I know that, but we're used to being free!" Nari Tabin didn't say much, knowing that Major McKillis Farid was just testing him.

Besides, he didn't want to join Gjallhorn, he didn't like the environment of competing for power.

After making up for it himself, Major McKillis Farid did not continue to dwell on this matter, as long as Nari Tabin still had requirements for him, then he could not betray himself, and this was one of the prerequisites for the two to continue to cooperate.

"Don't you think this starry sky is beautiful?" Minglai Tabin took the lead in shifting the topic to avoid further embarrassment.

"It's really beautiful, it's full of mystery, and it makes you want to explore it." Major McKillis Farid didn't know why Nari Tabin suddenly spoke of the starry sky, but the shift in conversation did catch him off guard.

"Do you believe in the existence of God?" Narai Tabin asked again.

"God?" Hearing this, Major McKillis Farid was stunned: Why is this topic getting farther and farther away?

"Yes!"

"Maybe it is, maybe it doesn't exist!"

“······” As for Major McKillis Farid's answer, Nari Tabin didn't care.

But he believed in the existence of "God", because he had seen it!

Moreover, in a sense, his soul still came from another world. But there is no need to say these things at all, because the other party may not believe them.

"It doesn't matter if God exists or not!" Minglai Tabin paused and continued to say lightly: "But I want to pursue the power of three hundred years ago!" ”

The power of 300 years ago is the "Alayya system".

Of course, what Tabin is talking about is not the "alayya" surgery that is commonly used in society today, which is not only extremely risky, but also has to be performed at a young age.

And Narai Tabin is now in his early thirties, and if this commonly used "alayya" surgery is performed, the probability of death is absolutely 100 percent - definitely death!

So, what Nari Tabin needed was Gjallarhorn's technique.

Nari Tabin knew that Major McKillis Farid's research on the operation should be almost successful, and that there had been a lot of comparative human trials. It is estimated that the technology that was lost in ancient times should be cracked.

"Sure enough!" Major McKillis Farid made no difference about this, after all, when he was on Earth, Nari Tabin knew about it.

It's just that I didn't expect Minglai Tabin to have the same idea as himself, wanting to perform this surgery on his body. He had been mistaken for the idea that Tabin would arrange for someone else he trusted to perform the surgery, but this answer was somewhat unexpected.

Major McKillis Farid knew that Nari Tabin had been spying on the technology in his hands, and the two were able to reach a cooperation agreement because of this technology, and to be honest, Major McKillis Farid and Zhen were reluctant to take out this technology to Nari Tabin so early.

There have been several successful human trials of this technology, and this operation will be arranged when Major McKillis Farid returns to Earth.

"That's a surprising answer!" Major McKillis Farid did not hide his surprise.

"Actually, I hesitated for a long time, but I still want that power!" Narai Tabin did not hide his purpose.

That's right, Nari Tabin really needs strength, and as for why he needs strength, let Major McKillis Farid make up for it himself!

Major McKillis Farid didn't dwell too much on this question, so he readily agreed: "The experiment has indeed been successful, but it must be carried out on Earth." ”

"No problem!" Nalai Tabin knew the meaning behind this, so he also knew that Major McKillis Farid's caution was justified.

Perhaps no one would have imagined that in the near future, Gundam Payer, Gundam, and Agareth's pilots would be born as a result of this conversation, and it is even unknown whether all the legendary Seventy-two Gundam skeleton types will appear.

And Major McKillis Farid did not embarrass Nalai Tabin in this matter, because he knew that if he wanted to get the truth help from Nari Tabin, the deal had to be based on trust.

(To be continued······ ）