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“Mr. Lin Si, not all customers are as easy to talk to as you are.”

"........"

Lin Si was silent for two seconds, then put the storage device into her Omniscience Pouch.

He understands the company's rule.

Without this regulation, if the products are used arbitrarily by the company's own employees, does the company still respect its customers?

He could also understand Silverbrush's saying that "a knight does not die empty-handed." When one's own life is in danger, only by surviving can one have the right to talk about anything else.

He looked at Villette, his tone becoming more serious.

"Mr. Villett, thank you for your hard work on this shipment."

"I'm sorry I can't entertain you all here, since I'm not a member of the space station."

“But I will report the situation to Opal, and I believe the company will have a solution if this happens again.”

Villette paused for a moment, then smiled. The smile carried a hint of surprise, as if to say, "I really didn't expect you to say that."

"Thank you very much, Mr. Lin Si!"

Then he paused, pointed to the other company employees behind him, and lowered his voice.

"Mr. Lin Si, please try not to mention us if possible."

Lin Si smiled and nodded.

"Of course, I understand."

This is definitely not the first or second time this problem has occurred, but it still hasn't been resolved.

What will the company do if Villett and his group are revealed?

In the company's eyes, employees are "consumable assets"—if you don't do it, there are plenty of others who will. They won't intentionally put Villett and his team in an awkward position.

Yinzhi nodded upon hearing this conversation.

"Glory above, Silver Branch has once again witnessed the beauty of things!"

Just then, Alan walked over carrying Pepe. His steps remained steady, and his posture upright.

"Everyone in the company, and this beautiful knight, can rest and replenish supplies in the space station."

Seeing this, Lin Si smiled and nodded at him.

"Thanks, Brother Alan."

Alan shook his head slightly.

"Since the space station has a docking platform, it welcomes friendly guests to rest here."

Villette quickly stepped forward and grasped Alan's hand. In any case, being able to rest for a while and replenish supplies on the space station was just the best thing that could happen to them right now!

"Thank you so much!"

Yinzhi also took this opportunity to bow slightly to Alan.

His voice carried a serious tone, as if he really needed to confirm this, and he continued with a solemn inquiry, one hand crossed over his chest.

"Young man, do you acknowledge that the pure and beautiful goddess Idrila is unparalleled in beauty?"

Alan: "........"

He stood there, holding Peipei in his arms, his gaze lingering on Yinzhi's face for a moment, as if quickly assessing the various possible consequences of the problem.

Pepe gently swayed its tail in his arms, as if it too was waiting for an answer.

Then Alan spoke in a tone that said, "I'm not really sure how to respond."

"Uh... I admit it!"

Peipei: "Woof woof!"

It's unclear whether Pepe was answering on behalf of Alan or simply expressing her own opinion on 'pure beauty'.

Yinzhi paused for a moment, then a gentle smile curved her lips.

"It is truly gratifying that even this little creature agrees with Idrila's beauty."

Alan paused.

“Mr. Pure Knight, I still need to have the goods signed for by the company’s employees.”

Upon hearing this, Yinzhi nodded slightly, took half a step back, and made way for Alan.

"Of course, duty takes precedence, and the US need not rush to verify!"

Seeing this, Lin Si couldn't help but burst out laughing.

Why ask questions right away if you're not in a hurry to verify?

Chapter 438, spearheaded by the genius and the train, resolves some flight path issues.

Lin Si was about to push his wheelchair away from the platform when his phone vibrated. He looked down and saw it was a message from Opal.

Opal: "Mr. Lin Si, has the Star Destroyer arrived?"

Lin Si glanced at the storage device he had already put into his Myriad Knowledge Pouch, then typed a reply.

Demon King: "Received, thank you for your great support, Mr. Opal!"

He thought about it and decided not to immediately discuss with Opal the issue of how to handle emergencies during employee transportation.

After all, Vilit and his group had just arrived, and he immediately brought up this issue. Even a fool could see that it was related to Vilit.

Let's discuss this again tomorrow or the day after.

But Opal's next message made him pause slightly.

Opal: "Mr. Lin Si, what are your thoughts on the possibility of company employees encountering particularly dangerous situations during transportation?"

Lin Si stopped in her tracks as she was about to put her phone away.

He looked at the message, remained silent for a moment, and then chuckled softly.

It must be said that there are genuine reasons why he has a favorable impression of the strategic investment department.

Opal was clearly aware of what had happened to Villett and his group; he sent the message as soon as Lin Si signed for the package, indicating that he had been keeping a close eye on the movements of these Star Destroyers.

After all, it wasn't just Lin Si's Star Destroyer; Estád's Star Destroyer was also on Villett's transport list.

But Estelle was too busy, so she had Alan come and sign for it.

Opal had probably received reports of his employees encountering a swarm of stinging insects, but he only brought up the topic after Lin Si had signed for it.

He thought about it, carefully considered his words, and then replied.

Demon King: "Mr. Opal, I believe that such a thing should be eliminated from the very beginning."

Opal responded quickly, as if he was waiting for the topic to be brought up.

Opal: "Oh? How do we prevent it?"

Lin Si leaned back in her wheelchair, her fingers rapidly tapping on the screen.

Demon King: "The company can station a group of personnel, machinery, or detection devices along the routes around the world to observe real-time changes in the routes and then report them."

Demon King: "This way, any abnormal reactions on any flight path will be known to the employees, and the transportation staff will naturally replan the routes."

Opal's reply carried a hint that "the situation is rather complicated."

Opal: "That is indeed one way, but airline routes around the world are not solely controlled and managed by the company."

Opal: "Mr. Lin Si, although I am very reluctant to admit it, the company does not have a good reputation in the eyes of major forces around the world."

Opal: "If members or devices are stationed along routes in various places, other forces will inevitably become suspicious."

Opal: "The more likely scenario is that they will simply reject our offer."

Lin Si looked at the message, thought about it, and realized that it was indeed true.

The company is no ordinary force; it is the largest force in the world, and its ambitions are common knowledge.

Air routes in various locations can be considered the first line of defense for major powers, and they are unlikely to easily agree to allow companies to set up monitoring points in those key locations.

If this matter is to be carried out, it can only be led by a neutral force with a good reputation among the major powers, and then all the forces can participate together.

He thought for a moment, then chuckled softly.

"The only ones who can take the lead in this matter are either the genius or the Star Train."

He recalled the 22nd seat, Lil's invention of the 'quantum folding ladder'.

Without this quantum folding ladder, the vast majority of civilizations in the universe would still be trapped within their own star systems.

Furthermore, Elijah Salas, the 56th seat, invented long-range remote sensing and synesthetic beacons, enabling communication across astronomical distances, interstellar travel, remote positioning of spacecraft, and intergalactic coordination.

It can be said that without these two geniuses, the world would never have such a prosperous interstellar civilization as it is today.

The Star Train could also do this.

Even though the pioneering star god Akivili has fallen and many galactic orbits are broken and abandoned, not all of them are usable.

Many galactic orbits have been damaged, deactivated, or eroded by the void and star core. The existing usable galactic orbits are the stock, and it is difficult to add more.