Chapter 832 Red Hood (Part 1)

"Gotham's comprehensive traffic improvement plan?" Roy held the document in his hand and looked at Schiller in front of him and said, "Professor, didn't you say that you wanted to improve the learning atmosphere? How come it became improving traffic again?"

"You can take a look at this plan first, and then you will understand why." Schiller sat opposite Roy's desk, watching the morning light shining in through the blinds, leaving traces on the desk.

Roy sat down and looked at the complicated plan. He could not understand many professional terms, but at least he could understand a number.

"172 overpasses, 36 underground tunnels, and this... what is this called... what-what-what-is-the-air channel? What is this?" Roy looked confused. He looked at Schiller and said, "Let's not talk about it first. What are these things that I don't understand? 172 overpasses, is this an extra number?"

Schiller shook his head and said, "This is the result of a very precise estimate. I don't know how it was estimated. You have to ask the professional staff team of Wayne Group about this. ·

"And this is only the first phase of the project. "Schiller looked at Roy and said, "Conservatively estimated. The entire Gotham, including the surrounding areas of Fan Gotham, needs more than 600 flyovers to meet daily traffic needs. ·

Rosen's jaw almost dropped, and he said, "Wait a minute, professor, I know you can't stand traffic jams, but so many flyovers will probably fill up the road, where can you find such a big place?"

Schiller shook his head and said, "These are just ordinary flyovers, and the skyways and viaducts you just saw are not counted. If they are counted, the conservative estimate should be more than 1,000."

Schiller took the drawing and said, "Look here, this is called the Gotham Inner Ring Road, this is the Middle Ring Road, and there is also the Outer Ring Road...·

"And. You don't have to worry about the floor space. These bridges are all matched with the buildings. All the flyovers will be divided into 23 floors above and below the ground, which complement the buildings of the three-dimensional city...·

"In this renovation plan, the highest flyover will be the same height as the top floor of the Wayne Building. As for technical issues, you don't have to worry. We have a very professional technician who can solve all quality and maintenance cost issues."

Roy's facial features wrinkled together. He turned the plan back a page and said, "What is this? The East District Building Renovation Plan? Hasn't the area around the Living Hell just been renovated?"

Roy refers to the Pan-Living Hell Area Building Renovation Plan, which is an extension of the Living Hell Area Building Renovation Plan. It is to renovate a part of the area around the Living Hell that is three times the area?

However, this renovation is not so detailed. The main structure of the building does not move, but only improves sanitary conditions and water and electricity lines. So far, more than half of it has been completed, which is why Cobert wanted to rectify the order around the Living Hell before.

Originally. Their planner is. In this way, we will expand outward little by little, and then do it again. It is expected that the entire East District will be transformed within ten years.

But now, the method described in this new plan is the same as the previous method of transforming the living hell, that is, to transform it all at once, so that the entire East District can be transformed into a complete three-dimensional city, a large honeycomb of Gotham, with unlimited downward or upward expansion possibilities, solving all population and resource shortage problems.

"Can this really be done?" Roy questioned: "Well, professor, if you say that the professional is particularly professional, then I have nothing to say, but such a big fuss, the gangs..."

Schiller smiled and said: "The gangs will agree, no one is more anxious than them, it is best to have one overpass for one car, so that there will never be traffic jams, and their business will never be delayed."

Roy looked at the plan carefully, and then he found that although the things listed in these plans were exaggerated, they did not threaten the fundamental interests of the gangs, but were of great benefit to them.

And how the things in this plan came from, we have to start from the second meeting between Bruce, Alberto and Schiller yesterday.

The temperature was lower in the morning of the previous day, but Evans came to school early and made up for the case analysis that he had missed before, which was in sharp contrast to Bruce who was just eating and waiting to die. But Schiller decided to be more lenient with Bruce because today was the day for him to lose money.

When the three of them got together again, Alberto spoke first: "Even if we agree on all these issues, there is still a problem. If we can't use violence and dismantle the current rules, what should we do if the gangs oppose it once the transformation begins?"

"If we stab them, they will definitely resist, and they will definitely resist more fiercely than any organization. After all, they grew up in such an environment."

Bruce also frowned. If the gangs' stress response is too strong, it is very likely that a city-wide fight or war will break out. He understands that the current situation is equivalent to operating on a 70-year-old man. If he doesn't have the operation, he may die slowly, and if he has the operation, he may die immediately.

Schiller said: "Is there a possibility that we can give them some anesthetics before stabbing them, or just knock them out, so that you can stab them however you want."

Bruce and Alberto both paused, looked at each other, and looked at Schiller together. Bruce said: "Don't tell me that the anesthesia you are referring to is physical anesthesia."

"Sorry, professor, but I just want to say that, um... it's a bit unrealistic if you knock them out one by one with an umbrella." Alberto said with some embarrassment.

"Who said I want physical anesthesia? Who said I want to knock them out one by one with an umbrella?" Schiller said helplessly: "I think you have a misunderstanding of me..."

Bruce and Alberto looked at each other again, and Alberto swallowed his saliva and said: "Professor. Chemical anesthesia is not very good. We can't poison all the gangs in Gotham..."

"Okay, I know that Bruce may be able to make an anesthetic that they can all drink, but this is only a temporary solution, professor, I think you can calm down a little, let's talk about this problem..."

Schiller just After opening his mouth for a while, Bruce said again: "I am against sneak attacks, and I am even more against poisoning. Even if you just asked me how good my skills are, I will never use my skills for such despicable things."

Schiller wanted to speak again, but was interrupted again. Bruce continued:

"I know you may want to say that we should consider the overall situation, but have you ever thought that this is really too unethical?"

Schiller didn't know what kind of impression he left on Bruce and Alberto, making them feel that whenever he proposed something, it must be achieved by unethical methods such as deception and sneak attacks.

Schiller tapped the ground with the tip of his umbrella and said, "Stop! Don't talk! When did I say I was going to physically anesthetize them? If knocking them with clubs works, do I need to call you over?"

"You mean, if it works, you will really knock them with clubs one by one?!"

Schiller took a deep breath and said, "If you talk to me this way again, you will never graduate in your life, Bruce Wayne!"

Bruce turned his head to one side and winked at Alberto, meaning "Look, he is making trouble again."

Schiller shook his head and said, "Okay, let's get down to business. You said before that Gotham's gangs, due to lack of education, put most of their energy into competition, and lack logical thinking, no vision, and are very short-sighted. So we can take advantage of this." Schiller gently stroked the handle of the umbrella and said, "If there is something that can bring them huge benefits in the short term, but in the long run, it deepens their control over them and has a huge impact on their future lives, do you think they can see it?" "It depends on what kind of thing it is." Alberto said, "Although they have been disciplined by the rules of the gangs and are full of enthusiasm for competing with their peers or grabbing benefits, they are actually not stupid. If it is an obvious trap, No one will jump."

"No, no, no, this is not a trap. We won't touch their current cake, but we will give them great benefits, just like the construction of the logistics industry before, everyone will get money, and the economy will develop faster..."

After that, Schiller looked at Alberto and said, "The two-day flood, the gangs should have complained a lot, right?"

Alberto nodded and said, "Yes, the water on the street took two or three days to disappear, which delayed a lot of their business. Some gangs rushed to transport goods, but not only the trucks broke down, but the goods were also soaked."

"After Gotham's sewers were frozen, they could only use the old sewers before, plus some newly built drainage facilities, which were very inefficient. If it weren't for the sea, I'm afraid a flood would have broken out now." Bruce said.

"Then, let's solve these problems for him. Isn't it that the transportation capacity is insufficient and it is easily affected by weather disasters?"

"Bruce, come up with a plan. How should the underground waterway be routed so as not to be affected by natural disasters? How many overpasses are needed on the road to avoid traffic jams? What kind of transportation method is needed for the entire city to achieve the highest efficiency..." Schiller looked at Bruce and said in a relaxed tone: "You don't have to participate in the second round of internships. Give me the plan tomorrow."

Bruce touched his forehead and said, "Professor, do you know what you just said? You asked me to calculate the best transportation route for the entire city with my bare hands and hand it in tomorrow morning?"

"Any questions?" Schiller looked him up and down and said.

Looking at Bruce's face. Schiller paused, raised his head and looked at the ceiling and said, "Of course, manpower is sometimes limited. If it really doesn't work, you can hand it in on the day before graduation..."

"I remember. Your housekeeper graduated from the Department of Mathematics. It should be helpful to you?" Schiller continued.

Bruce, whose face was as black as the bottom of a pot, stood up and left. He found that Schiller now knew only two words, one was graduation and the other was housekeeper.

As soon as he walked out of the door, he heard Schiller in the room say:

"Alberto, remember to ask Evans to remind me that there are many candidates for this year's outstanding graduates. Perhaps the number of places should be increased..."

Bruce's pace became faster.

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