Chapter 361
John personally made a call to the airport to ask for cooperation on its end, but the help didn't stop there. Even the state council's Tarthy City office got involved to ultimately schedule a flight to Alnewgo.
Emily and Quintis headed to the airport under their bodyguards' protection. The traffic was at its peak as everyone got off work, so the roads were congested. However, to ensure their safety and the smoothness of their journey, Quintis didn't hesitate to ask the police to clear a path for them.
Police sirens blared as they sped along the busy roads, opening a path free of obstacles for Emily and Quintis to get to the airport. There, a Gulfstream aircraft belonging to Sandalwood Group waited for its owners to arrive.
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Jack was focused on his laptop as he sat in his dormitory at Alnewgo University. Haven was expanding rapidly-the number of users skyrocketed from millions to billions, which was enough to show its influence and power to attract viewership.
This achievement had not only broken the conventional growth pace of website development but also indicated Haven was poised to become a shining star in the internet industry.
Meanwhile, Genesis Games' "Legend of the West" had caused a global
sensation. After debuting in Osmo, it launched servers in Euphoria, Bostalia, South Ashia, Middleist, and others. Its unique gameplay and intricately designed map attracted countless players.
At the same time, merchandise and souvenirs related to the game sold like hotcakes. It brought its collaborative partners huge profits. Original content can be found at find·novel·net
More excitingly, famous Rolleywood directors started reaching out to Genesis Games to discuss the possibility of adapting "Legend of the West" into a movie. If this worked out, it would elevate the novel's influence to a higher level, turning it into an epic that would go down in history.
"Legend of the West""'s widespread success attracted attention from the local gaming industry. Drakengard Games and Pentime Group were the pinnacles of the industry, so naturally, they paid attention to the game, too.
However, they weren't worried whether the game would be launched in Zargonia and whether it would deal a devastating blow to local games.
Firstly, the game's influence had yet to spread that far. Besides, even if it did launch in Zargonia, it would probably be difficult for it to take root in the country due to its strong Western influences.
So, the companies didn't consider "Legend of the West" as a competitor. Instead, they focused their attention on promoting "Legend of the East", which had attained widespread success in Northeast Ashia due to its unique Eastern style and rich gameplay content. It was well-received by gamers in the region and had glowing reviews.
As the market expanded and profits increased, Drakengard Games and Pentime Group were even more determined to turn "Legend of the East" into the top game in the Eastern Everreach market.
They launched large-scale promotional campaigns across the region and beyond with unprecedented confidence and determination. Their goal was to see banners of the game fly in every corner of the Eastern Everreach.
Jack heard about the exciting news from Claude Mitchells, the current CEO of Genesis Games. He knew that behind these achievements lay the hard work and wisdom of countless individuals. At the same time, he felt an overwhelming sense of anticipation for the future.
He specifically instructed Claude to keep a close eye on "Legend of the East".