Dug's Bait Was Too Tempting

Dug's Divine Incarnation received the main body's memories, as well as the memories of the Divine Incarnation left behind at Pan-Universe Entertainment. He possessed even more information than the main body and drew more accurate conclusions.

Therefore, he fearlessly approached Pan-Universe Entertainment's Council President to negotiate.

Dug's Divine Incarnation had no body of its own. The Council President and the others projected themselves into the Simulation Arena, making the negotiations more convenient.

"What did you want to discuss?" the Council President asked.

Seated beside him were the Council President, the chairman of Pan-Universe Entertainment, General Meng Ping, and the other true wielders of power in Pan-Universe civilization.

A highly formal negotiating table stood between them and Dug. Dug's Divine Incarnation sat alone on the other side, utterly outnumbered.

The unequal numbers made the negotiation look more like an interrogation or a job interview.

"Cooperation." Having weathered countless storms, Dug paid no attention to such a petty display of intimidation and answered calmly.

"What kind of cooperation?" The Council President showed neither pleasure nor anger, his expression unreadable.

"I never received the main body's memories. Then, while I was on the Alien Battlefield, you dismantled the soul I left outside. Previously, Ross told me that sending Divine Incarnations into the Companion Universe to compete with the main body would make the game more entertaining. Yet you forcibly ended the Alien Battlefield and summoned me back from it..."

A faint smile hung on Dug's lips as he slowly said, "With so many abnormalities, I guessed that you had lost control of the main body, hadn't you? You must have suffered quite a setback at his hands too, which was why you made so many bad decisions in your haste."

Combined with the main body's memories, what Dug said was essentially the