How much?
Rhodey shook his head and clenched his fist.
"I want all of it!"
Namo's eyes widened.
"That's impossible!"
He roared.
"I'm not negotiating with you!"
Rhodey said, his cold gaze fixed on Namo: "Either die! Or give me all the Vibranium! It's a choice between two, you decide."
Namo clenched his fists tightly.
If he could, he really wanted to fight back with all his might.
But reason told Namo that the only outcome of resistance was death!
Faced with the threat of death, Namo yielded!
Anyway, they had possessed Vibranium for so many years, and their Atlantis Kingdom couldn't even use up this much Vibranium, so they might as well give it to this Land Person.
At least it would ensure they could continue to live!
Staying alive was the most important thing!
As for threatening this Land Person with flooding the land?
Namo had thought about it.
But he was still in the other party's hands right now, so if he used that to threaten them, wouldn't he be seeking his own death?
If he was going to threaten, he would have to wait until after the fact!
Moreover,
flooding the land as a threat could only endanger the lives of ordinary Land People.
This Land Person in front of him could already survive underwater, seemingly like them, the Atlantians; this kind of threat obviously couldn't endanger his life.
Even if the other party had people he cared about on land, what then?
They could threaten to flood the land, and the other party could threaten them back, to kill them all!
Namo couldn't possibly truly achieve a mutual destruction.
So, even if he left here, Namo wasn't sure if he would actually do that.
Most likely not!
Because he couldn't be sure if the other party would be swayed by his threat.
If not, the consequences would be severe!
"It's just a bit of Vibranium, it's nothing."
Namo comforted himself in his heart.
Then,
facing Rhodey's cold gaze, Namo humiliatingly nodded and agreed to the other party's request.
Vibranium, he handed it over!
"Very good, then you will be responsible for helping me refine Vibranium from now on."
Rhodey saw Namo yield and nodded with satisfaction.
Hearing Rhodey's demand, Namo was no longer angry; to be precise, all his anger had already been used up.
Even Vibranium had been handed over, so what was helping to refine it?
"I will come to collect once every week. How much Vibranium can you refine in a week?"
Rhodey said.
Upon hearing this, Namo thought carefully and then gave a number.
Ten tons!
"That little?!"
Rhodey was not satisfied with this answer.
Only ten tons a week, that would only be a little over forty tons a month.
How was that enough?
"Ten tons is too little, at least a hundred tons!"
Rhodey directly increased it tenfold.
And upon hearing the demand for a hundred tons, Namo's face immediately fell.
"A hundred tons is impossible; that has already far exceeded our capabilities. Twenty tons at most."
Namo wasn't lying; regarding the refinement of Vibranium, their Atlantis indeed had limited capabilities.
In the past years, their use of Vibranium was actually not that active.
Therefore,
they naturally weren't as dedicated to Vibranium refinement as Wakanda.
Twenty tons a week was certainly not their limit.
But that limit was probably around thirty to forty tons.
Namo didn't want the citizens to work hard for Rhodey, frantically squeezing their rest time, so he initially said ten tons per week.
That way, they would only need to easily produce enough Vibranium.
But a hundred tons?
That was truly impossible!
"Twenty tons is too little, at least thirty tons. In the future, you must increase the efficiency of Vibranium refinement. As a premise, I can accept a weekly output of thirty tons, but I will give you a maximum of three months. After three months, I want the output to double!"