Inside the hotel, Xu Huo was also looking through the information on Wen Shenghe and the others.
Thanks to District 007's fragmentation and the District Government's incompetence, even information on important figures was easy to find. Wen Shenghe was a renowned negotiation expert within the District Government. At the age of thirty, she had made a name for herself by successfully bringing three warring districts to the negotiating table. She later became deputy director of the District Government's negotiation department, her reputation and abilities steadily overshadowing those of the other deputy director.
She was thirty-seven this year, with an illustrious record. She had handled everything from conflicts between major districts to player disputes, corporate struggles, and family infighting. With roughly an eighty percent approval rate, she was unquestionably the number one negotiation expert in District 007.
Worth mentioning was that she was not a player, yet her insight surpassed that of many players. She was therefore known as the king of the negotiating table.
Perhaps because of the district's current balance of power, negotiation experts were a relatively well-known profession in District 007. Not only did the District Government have a dedicated department, but local governments and even player organizations trained such talent. After all, major districts frequently went to war, and there were often times when neither side wanted to keep fighting midway through. That was when ceasefires had to be negotiated. Contact between enemies inevitably bred new conflicts, and intervention by a third party was a good way to redirect attention and reduce friction.
At the same time, it was a high-risk profession. Sometimes, they were used as punching bags—and in the game world, being a punching bag could cost someone their life.
The reason Wen Shenghe could move among player factions as an ordinary person was not