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“Well, since you have guessed it, there are some things that need to be clarified. I can tell you many things, but you should understand what this means,” Finn thoughtfully said, deciding it might be better to clear up some things.

“Don’t worry. Since you have advanced methods at hand, I believe you must have a way to prevent me from revealing your secret,” Worthington nodded and replied.

Worthington’s straightforward agreement made Finn slightly incredulous. Who knows what you could achieve with the resources I provide, given the incredible things you managed to put together with junk parts in a mental institution, causing a whole block’s transformer to go out of service. You’re a bit too wild.

However, despite that, had faith in Olivia Thatcher and Zero, so he reluctantly agreed, “Alright, indeed I do have a way. But what about you? If you really do join, it may be tough for you to return to normal society.”

“I don’t really have any family, and it doesn’t matter to me. The outside world has no appeal to me at all. Oh, of course, beautiful women are always an exception. I believe you probably have ways to handle that,” Worthington shrugged and replied.

“Alright, since you said it this way, I can disclose some things to you. Prepare yourself, we’ll fly to Proudshire today,” Finn bluntly stated.

Since Worthington made his choice, Finn didn’t mind taking him away. “But before that, I need to call Jack Lewis. I can only take you away if you’re able to leave the country. If you’re unable to leave, I can’t help that. At least for the time being,” Finn thought for a moment and said.

“No problem, you can call him,” Worthington promptly nodded.

Finn didn’t avoid anything and directly called Jack right in front of Worthington. Jack picked up the phone quickly, answering after a couple of rings, “Mr. Lewis, what’s up?”

“Hi, Mr. Lewis. Regarding Mr. Worthington, I was wondering if it would be possible for me to take him overseas? After all, many of the research instruments we lack are not available here,” Finn got straight to the point.

A scientist like Worthington would definitely be under surveillance. Otherwise, he would not have looked the way he did when he first met Finn. Of course, why Worthington initially chose not to work for the state is something Finn didn’t want to know. Maybe it was truly for simple reasons like Jack suggested? However, Finn didn’t want to dig deeper. What he wanted to know is whether he could take Worthington out of the country.

Not everyone in the world can have their personal freedom. Someone like Worthington lost his personal freedom as soon as he displayed his unusual aptitude. Of course, Finn’s sure Worthington understands this well.

After Finn asked, the other side of the phone went completely silent. Jack was clearly pondering something and after a while opened with, “Can’t he do his work here?”

“No, if he’s to conduct his researches, using regular lab instruments is a total waste. And frankly, the advanced experimental apparatus is only available in our organization’s laboratories, which are simply nowhere to be found outside. Many of these instruments are custom-made,” Finn said directly.

“Fine, take him away then,” Jack surprisingly agreed outright. Finn was somewhat taken aback. But after a bit of thinking, Finn understood why. It’s straightforward, even if Worthington stays in the country, he still wouldn’t be of any use to Jack. So, keeping him around was pointless. Now, there’s an unusually close collaboration between Finn’s Hustle Spot and the country internally. So even if they owed a favor to Finn, it wouldn’t matter.

“Thanks,” Finn responded briefly, avoiding saying too much. After hanging up, Finn turned to Worthington and said, “Jack has agreed. I can take you away. So we can clear some things up between us. Firstly, once I bring you along, you’ll learn many of my secrets.”

“For example, you are the founder of the Hustle Spot?” Worthington suddenly asked.

Finn was stunned. It wasn’t strange that Worthington knew about the Hustle Spot since Finn had already told him things, and Worthington had a high level of clearance so he knew a lot that ordinary people didn’t. Knowing about the Hustle Spot wasn’t surprising. But how did he guess that Finn was the founder, without Finn having told him anything? Was it that obvious?

“Alright, you’re good,” initially, Finn intended to tell Worthington, but since he guessed it, Finn couldn’t help but give a bitter smile. You can’t compete with such a person. There are just some people in the world that others can’t help but envy. Finn’s intelligence is not low, but that’s only after taking the Intelligence potion, and Worthington was born this way!

“Indeed, I’m the founder of the Hustle Spot,” Finn nodded and agreed.

“Really?” Worthington looked at Finn in surprise. This time, Finn was completely lost for words, and a little frustrated, he looked at Worthington and asked, “You were just guessing just now, weren’t you?”

“Of course. I was less than 5% sure. I just had this idea when I observed your interaction with Jack during the phone call. I didn’t expect it to be right… so… the Hustle Spot… it’s an invented organization from start to finish, isn’t it? And, I guess, I’m probably the second human in your organization?” Worthington probed.

F*ck! Finn couldn’t help but curse in his mind. Is this how a genius thinks? No wonder they don’t have friends. Who could be friends with someone like this? This thought process is just too overwhelming. Finn’s frustrated and speechless expression was spotted by Worthington, who then knew he had guessed right again.

“Haha, you should welcome me into the organization, right?” Worthington said with a smirk, extending his right hand. Finn rolled his eyes, extended his hand, and shook hands with him.