Super Invincible Battleship
Chapter 730

Chapter 730: Chapter 311: Bizarre Progress_2 Chapter 730: Chapter 311: Bizarre Progress_2 The representatives from the three countries felt their hearts pounding as they focused intently on Yan Fei's proposed terms, aware that these would determine the extent of loss their nations would bear.

Yan Fei said, “Specifically, within a 1000-kilometer radius surrounding Dream Island, no trace of the navies from your three countries shall appear, including any vessel with semi-military purposes. In the airspace within 500 kilometers of Dream Island, no flying vehicle from your three countries, including civilian ones, shall appear.”

Australia, Canada, and Dream Island are all very far apart, over seven thousand kilometers from one another. After suffering significant losses, the navies of Australia and Canada have been nearly wiped out, so naturally, they wouldn't venture near the maritime and aerial zones of Dream Island without reason. Therefore, this condition was irrelevant to them, and they immediately said, “We have no objection, we fully agree to this condition.”

The Japanese negotiators hesitated, stating, “But a thousand kilometers around Dream Island is already very close to Japan's territorial waters. We can ensure that warships and other military vessels will not enter this zone, but we hope our fishing boats could fish in their traditional fishing grounds as this is their livelihood.”

Yan Fei replied, “The whole world is aware of the malpractices of your whaling ships, so the quality of your fishermen isn't much better. There will be no negotiation on this; they are forbidden from entering these waters, and they cannot fish there.”

Seeing the Japanese representative still trying to argue, Yan Fei continued, “In the future, Dream Island will do business with the whole world, and will require a large maritime transportation capability. If your fishermen cannot survive without fishing, then you can unite them to form a transport ship fleet to help us with maritime transport around Dream Island.”

After hearing Yan Fei's words, the Japanese negotiator had no more to say. Meanwhile, the Australian and Canadian representatives immediately said, “Mr. Yan Fei, can our transport companies also participate in maritime transportation for Dream Island?”

Yan Fei answered, “Of course, as long as you meet our conditions, the transport fleets from your three countries can all undertake our transportation contracts.”

The three countries were finally satisfied. They would simply stay out of Dream Island's surrounding maritime and aerial zones, and yet they had managed to secure transportation contracts for their own nations–an achievement especially valuable given the current mediocre state of the shipping industry, even counting as a merit on their part.

However, the Japanese negotiator suddenly thought of an issue and said, “This time, our trip to Dream Island required a transfer via a cruise ship in Shanghai, China, which is very inconvenient and time-consuming. To save time in the future, can we open cruise ship and air travel routes to Dream Island?”

Yan Fei responded, “Both sea and air travel can be opened, but they must be approved and granted an operating license by us. You should be clear on the fate of any unauthorized ships and airplanes that enter our forbidden zone.”

Dream Island will eventually open up to the world, undoubtedly commencing global air routes and maritime lines. However, Dream Transportation alone would not be able to meet the transport needs, so foreign aviation and shipping companies will certainly be brought in. But Dream Island will conduct qualification reviews of these, and only airplanes and ships approved by Dream Island will be allowed into its territorial waters. Any others that enter the territorial waters of Dream Island without cause will all be destroyed by Yan Fei, under the guise of a pirate organization.

Relieved, the Japanese negotiator then said, “In that case, we have no objections.”

Seeing the eager representatives from Canada and Australia poised to speak, Yan Fei stated, “Same for you two countries, your domestic aviation and shipping companies can also apply for transportation routes to Dream Island, provided they abide by Dream Island's management, of course.”

The negotiators from Canada and Australia said, “We have no objections to this point as well.”

Yan Fei continued, “Since there are no objections on the first matter, let me state the second condition. Since your countries unjustly banned and maligned the products of Dream Technology, your nations will not be listed in Dream Island's Directory of Friendly Cooperation, at least not for the next two years. We won't discuss this matter until then.”

The Japanese negotiator panicked, “Mr. Yan Fei, we have already agreed to compensate for all your company's losses and have also agreed not to enter the forbidden maritime zones you've set. This demonstrates our sincerity; why then are you excluding us from Dream Island's Directory of Friendly Cooperation?”

This Directory of Friendly Cooperation is a policy of Dream Island, which allows citizens of listed countries to receive treatment at Dream Island's Terminal Illness Hospital. Being excluded from this directory means their wealthy citizens will lose hope for a cure for incurable diseases, an unacceptable fact for the affluent in these three countries. If the wealthy and influential citizens with incurable diseases lose hope, the representatives would be finished upon their return home.

The Japanese Government had faced resistance when banning the products of Dream Island domestically, from those fearing the loss of medical treatment for incurable diseases. However, at the time, the government had promised with certainty that these individuals would receive treatment at Dream Island's Terminal Illness Hospital. Should the Japanese Government break this promise, they would face a grave crisis, given the significant power of those individuals.