Caso was the president of Blizzard Entertainment, and he and a team of his staff had arrived in Rongcheng.
Although Caso had heard of Phantom Immortal Technology before, he had never paid it much attention. Blizzard was a company devoted to making games. It neither liked excessive self-promotion nor paid much attention to anything outside gaming.
Even when Phantom Immortal Technology released the Dragon Scale Security Software, Caso's attitude had remained unchanged.
But the news released by Phantom Immortal Technology and Huaxia's internet companies last Saturday had forced him to take notice. In particular, learning through special channels that the Penguin Group had already developed a Smart Game Development Engine had left him unable to sit still.
As a veteran who had spent decades in online gaming, Caso knew very well what this Smart Game Development Engine meant.
After carefully studying the recent moves of Phantom Immortal Technology and the Penguin Group, Caso soon figured out where the Penguin Group's Smart Game Development Engine had come from. He deduced that they had taken little more than half a month to build it, and ambition stirred in his heart.
Given Caso's pride and Blizzard Entertainment's longstanding faith in the quality of its own products alone, he naturally had no desire to use a game development engine supplied by another company. All the more so when that company was from Huaxia—whose game companies they had always criticized.
He therefore hoped to cooperate directly with Phantom Immortal Technology, obtain its technical support in artificial intelligence, and develop an engine of Blizzard Entertainment's own.
Once he had made up his mind, he immediately decided to head for Huaxia without even contacting Phantom Immortal Technology beforehand.
He also knew perfectly well that if the owner of the Illusion Immortal Technology Company refused to meet them,