"Alright, I can agree to this condition. However, the people you station at the liaison station cannot interfere with its normal operations. Also, we reserve the right to review the information he passes to you. But rest assured, Mr. Jiang, by review rights, I mean that we will strictly distinguish between information related to you and information unrelated to you. Once he attempts to pass along information unrelated to you, we will stop him immediately, including but not limited to using certain special measures."
As soon as Jiang Laohei finished speaking, my face darkened.
Seeing my displeasure, he said, "We must also ensure the security of our information. Besides, I said the premise is that he violates the rules. After all, can you guarantee that none of the people you station there will have problems? What if one of them turns out to be a traitor?"
I nodded slightly. "Fine, I agree to that. But let me remind you of one thing as well: don't conceal information from us. Since this is cooperation, I hope both sides can show sufficient sincerity."
Jiang Laohei smiled and nodded. "That's right. We will certainly show our sincerity. Can we consider this issue settled, then?"
I gave a sound of agreement. Jiang Laohei lifted his teacup. "This is a good start. Come, let's drink to this good start."
We lightly clinked our cups, then drank the tea inside.
I did not care much about the conditions they had proposed.
Because once the stationed person was a GM, it meant we would receive all of his information. The apparent channel for transmitting information would merely be for show. The system had its own independent means of information transmission. How could they possibly discover it so easily?
As long as all their information was made available