"Director Du went to the Everlasting Consortium?"
Gao Gong was quite surprised when he heard the news.
After all, the Everlasting Consortium was part of the storyline left behind on Machine-Cracking Star.
Back then, the Everlasting Consortium had set its sights on Du High-Tech's mech technology. Relying on its status as a "Cyber Proving Ground channel distributor," it had tried to force a sale.
In the end, Gao Gong and Director Du had teamed up to play them, using the "memory-loss tide" in the Cyber Tide to sign a massive freebie deal directly.
Not only had they obtained all of the other party's technology centers and testing bases on Machine-Cracking Star, but the price had been control of a "shell company." They had practically paid nothing.
Then again, Gao Gong had not actually gained much of an advantage.
The Cyber Tide, a super storyline, had been far more ferocious than he expected. Before he could make use of these "corporate fixed assets," the Cyber Tide had spread across the globe.
Those core assets had all become unusable under the corrosion of information worms.
The only benefit was probably that Director Du had become the Third Everlasting One.
This position was equivalent to being the third-in-command president-in-waiting of the Everlasting Consortium—of course, only in theory.
What is Director Du going to do at the Everlasting Consortium? Is she planning to cause trouble?
Without a fixed production base, Director Du's three auxiliary templates and the precious Mother City blueprints in her hands were difficult to put to use. The rich lady's aura had declined somewhat. Combined with the impact brought by all kinds of alien technology, Director Du had been rather silent lately.
*So after remaining still for too long, Director Du is planning to make a move and use the Mother