The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 1331

The corporation went into bankruptcy because it made a research breakthrough on a technology. The Tuckson family took notice of it and drove it into bankruptcy. The corporation’s owner, Xavion Zachary, on the other hand, vanished.

Judging by how the Tucksons continued to bother Delilah, Xavion was still alive. He was simply in hiding with the technology that the corporation had developed.

‘Yes, I'll go right now." Henry nodded and hurriedly left the office.

After he left, Henry used the Red Flame Army's authority to begin investigating Blue Tech Corporation.

James did not leave either and waited at the military region headquarters. It was a two-hour wait.

After two hours, Henry came back with a document. He handed it to James and said, "Mr. Caden, this is all of Blue Tech

Corporation's information, including specific information about Blue Tech Corporation's owner."

“Okay.” James took it and said, “Henry, look into another person.”

“Who?” asked Henry.

is the owner of Blue Tech Corporation. Since

hiding with the data, many people have started targeting Delilah's

into

was Travis' daughter. Travis was a Southern Plains general who died in service to his country. His

through the document and began

They were established ten years ago, and their research focused on mobile phone

was the chief engineer of a well-known mobile phone company. He later resigned and founded Blue Tech

large sum of money,

out what technology Blue Tech Corporation had developed or why so many people were interested in it from the

that it might be connected to phone chips, but he did not understand or, to put it another way, knew nothing about this element of

someone who is knowledgeable about this,” James muttered

but Halvor certainly did. If he really had known nothing about it, he would not have made a move

way to the prison in the military region. It was designated for the imprisonment of dangerous criminals and was also where Blake

soldiers stationed at

and said, 'Thank you for your hard work. Open the

“Yes.”