Soon, Qin Feng sent Fist of Infinity another private message, proposing a new suggestion.
After seeing this suggestion...
Fist of Infinity was utterly stunned!
What? He agreed to fight me, and if I lose, I have to willingly die and hand over the Limit Break Grand Authority, but he can resurrect me afterward???
A Grand Authority can only change hands after its holder dies completely... how can I be resurrected after dying completely?
And... he's actually willing to let me keep managing our world after resurrecting me?
For any decisions issued by Dark Shadow and Blue Star that affect our world, I get veto power over the parts affecting our world?
This seemed perfectly fine.
But Qin Feng had actually left himself a loophole.
The permission he gave the other party only applied to decisions issued by Dark Shadow and Blue Star. Nothing said he could veto decisions made by "Shadow 007"!
If the need really arose, Qin Feng could simply switch to Shadow 007.
After all, Shadow 007's identity suffix was Deep Blue Civilization, not Blue Star Civilization, completely bypassing this contractual clause.
Of course, to prevent this contract from causing trouble later, Qin Feng couldn't make the consequences of breaching it too severe, such as complete death... to Qin Feng, this Limit Break Grand Authority would, at most, merely be his fifteenth Grand Authority.
Qin Feng naturally wasn't willing to take any risks for this Grand Authority.
So the penalty Qin Feng set for this contract was merely being unable to gain Experience Points for 300 years.
That penalty sounded severe too, but it applied to "Dark Shadow." What did it have to do with him, "Shadow 007"?
Even players who disguised themselves as other players through illusion or simulation couldn't escape the penalties for breaching a contract