Jiang Hong used nanorobots and remote-control technology to create three "avatars," negotiating with the three major factions of the Green Lotus World simultaneously. The negotiations went better than expected—far better.
There was only one issue: all three spacecraft had been split apart. But this had been deliberate on Ascending Dragon Hall's part. When the other side attacked the spacecraft, Ascending Dragon Hall also collected the relevant attack data.
Jiang Hong took full responsibility for the negotiations. Chu Fei and the others stood behind him, participating jointly through virtual technology. When dealing with Saint-level powerhouses—and conducting three negotiations at once—Ascending Dragon Hall also had to "pull together as one."
According to the original plan, these negotiations might not have produced any results at all. They might even have been attacked the instant they met. In any case, Ascending Dragon Hall held the absolute initiative, so there was no need to rush.
But in reality, Chu Fei and the others had underestimated the internal conflicts among the three major factions, the greed of the powerful, and, even more so, their mentality.
When Jiang Hong said that they wanted only one Saint position, the strongest figures of all three factions were tempted. They also stopped pursuing the earlier offense of having spacecraft hanging over their heads.
Still, they were Supreme Gods after all and had to preserve some dignity. They did not reveal their feelings too directly, but their willingness to continue negotiating was itself the best possible statement.
The most direct response came from the Eternal Divine Temple, which formally invited Jiang Hong's avatar into its great hall for a face-to-face discussion.
The Eternal Divine Temple had three Supreme Gods, who respectively controlled light, sky, and earth.
The God of Light, Ruang, was the king of gods. His statue wore a sun