The meeting lasted more than three hours. Everyone discussed every issue, and Chu Fei even added further explanations regarding certain attack methods.
Yet until the meeting ended, Chu Fei never revealed what he had learned from the interrogation.
It was not because Chu Fei was selfish. Rather, everyone else's selfishness had frightened him.
After confirming that the attack methods were effective, everyone spent only half an hour discussing the battle itself. Then they spent two and a half hours discussing their respective interests.
Yes, every issue had been covered, but matters of profit were clearly more important. The battle data could simply be handed to the scientists for research. The big bosses did not need to participate in the research; they only needed to divide the cake.
For the next two and a half hours, Chu Fei could not even find an opportunity to interrupt.
Every person present was a major figure, each backed by an interest group. With calm expressions, they clearly divided up the benefits within the Gaia Secret Realm.
What your side would do, what my side would do, where the boundaries lay, and when discussions were necessary; to prevent malicious undercutting and maintain market stability, they even determined acceptable price fluctuation ranges in advance, ensuring there would be no predatory price competition.
That kind of discussion... no... trading environment frightened Chu Fei.
Although everyone looked ordinary, composed, and rational, Chu Fei felt a chill that seeped into his bones.
Perhaps there was nothing here but profit, no greater cause at all!
Faced with such a group, Chu Fei felt that if he revealed the intelligence, their most likely reaction would be—to silence him first, then continue dividing the profits.
It sounded exaggerated, but among the vast amount of information Chu Fei had obtained, especially the records