Chapter 111: Marvel: Awakening the Little Universe at the Start, Chapter 51

Hawk’s reply was solemn and earnest.

This was also the first time he had formally made a promise of his own.

"I always repay kindness!"

"Anna."

"If you want something, just say it directly. If I can satisfy you, I absolutely will, provided the information is true."

"This is a gift; gifts between friends are given without expectation of return."

Even though Hawk had made such a solemn promise, Anna on the other end of the line still insisted that this was just a gift, a gift symbolizing the friendship between friends.

Seeing this, Hawk did not press the matter.

The next second.

He suddenly thought of something, chuckled, and said, "I happen to have a matter here; if you can help, perhaps we can make a deal."

Upon hearing this, Anna was slightly stunned, then reacted.

"Please, go ahead."

"I need iron meteorites."

"How many?"

"The more, the better."

"By when?"

"Before Christmas, I suppose."

Hawk said in a calm tone, then added, "But I have no money to give you; however, you can make a request of me. As long as I can provide it, the deal is struck."

His Little Universe Phoenix Star Chart was still being refined into Gammanium.

To make Gammanium capable of giving life to a Holy Cloth, it required the refinement of the corresponding constellation.

But Hawk estimated that this Christmas holiday would see the refinement completed, so the next step would be to put the refinement of meteorites on the agenda.

Hawk’s original plan was to obtain the necessary meteorites during this Christmas holiday, and then, after the holiday passed and he turned eighteen next year and could travel abroad alone, he would go to Wakanda to retrieve the vibranium he needed.

After all, he could not fly yet, and he had no channels for smuggling.

But right now?

During his conversation with Anna, Hawk suddenly thought of a way he might be able to obtain the meteorites he wanted without leaving his house.

Regardless of whether Anna or the forces behind her were trying to curry favor or playing a long game.

He did indeed like and was very satisfied with the gift Anna had given him.

The most important point.

The less Anna wanted to get something from him, the more he wanted to give her something.

In a word.

When he made friends, he didn't look at who the other party was, only whether they suited his taste.

After Hawk stated the terms of the deal, Anna on the other end of the line fell into silence once again.

If nothing went wrong, Anna should have gone to consult the forces behind her, that is, the person who could truly make the decisions.

Hawk did not rush her either; instead, he put his phone on speaker, then opened a satellite map to search for that Fuhu in Xinzexi mentioned in Anna’s message.

After a while.

Anna’s voice sounded again, only this time there was an extra layer of caution, as if she were afraid that asking for too much would annoy Hawk.

"Mr. Hawk..."

"Hawk, we are already friends, Anna."

"Alright."

Hearing Hawk interrupt her, Anna chuckled, and her tone recovered somewhat.

"Is it really anything?"

"Of course, as long as I have it."

"Then..."

Anna paused here, then seemed to steel herself and said, "Could we have some of your blood?"

Hearing this request from Anna, Hawk raised an eyebrow.