As time passed, the announced release date drew closer and closer.
If Titan Biotechnology couldn't resolve the issue and produce the promised bio-batteries, its brand image would collapse completely. Titan Environmental would likely be dragged down with it.
This was certainly not something the Zhongzhou provincial government wanted to see. The governor of Zhongzhou personally contacted the Japanese government, hoping the two companies could sit down and talk.
With both governments working to bring them together, Sun Shadow Biotechnology sent a negotiation team to Shangdu City in the Xia Kingdom.
At the same time, Titan Biotechnology also sent a team to Shangdu City.
In a five-star hotel in Shangdu City, reporters from around the world had already gathered in the conference room after receiving word of the meeting. Cameras and video equipment of every kind filled the room. The reporters stood silently behind their machines, waiting for the two negotiating teams to arrive.
When the conference room doors opened, the Japanese Sun Shadow Biotechnology delegation entered first, led by its chief negotiator.
Several of the accompanying researchers wore faintly ashamed expressions. They knew their company's patent had truly been stolen; they had never developed the technology themselves!
But bound by a confidentiality agreement worth ten billion dollars, they had no choice but to comply.
At that moment, Titan Biotechnology's representatives entered the conference room, their faces full of anger.
Their anger was genuine, of course. Tang Shizhe hadn't told the employees he'd hired the truth about what had happened.
Once everyone from both sides had taken their seats, the atmosphere grew tense. The two groups stared at each other in silence.
"Titan Biotechnology is willing to offer you ten percent of the profits from each battery in exchange for a license to your patents!" Titan Tech's representative spoke first. If