Jack had called the assistant in charge of the situation, hence when Jasper got downstairs, he was greeted reverently by a middle-aged man.
“Hello, Mr. Laine. My name’s Terry, I’m the person in charge of the newly-established online game department in Sena. According to Mr. Tanner, I’m in charge of the United Legends project for now.” When Terry saw Jasper, he came forward to introduce himself reverently despite being in his 40s and Jasper in his 20s.
Jasper and Terry shook hands, the former saying, “I remember you. Jack mentioned to me that you’re the senior employee in charge of the Fated Swordsman gaming project that he poached from Gama Corp.”
In fact, Jack had merely mentioned this man to Jasper in passing, but because he often had dealings with clients in his past life, he had an exceptional ability that allowed him to remember people easily. He could remember information after hearing it just one time.
Terry was obviously surprised that his name had been mentioned to the big boss and said in delight, “Yes, I was working in Gama indeed. I’m surprised you know me, Mr. Laine.”
“You’re a capable employee. Work hard and you will have a bright future ahead of you.” After a few polite exchanges with Terry, they walked into the building with smiles.
“What’s the situation now?” Jasper asked in the elevator.
“Sigh, Mr. Tanner brought over this team from Coreana some time ago, therefore their bond as a team is extremely strong. Initially, I planned to place several local programmers in their team to learn from them.”
Jasper nodded upon hearing what he said. Judging from this point alone, Terry was certainly a wise man.
The Coreanans were, after all, from Coreana. Hence, it was impossible for them to work for him with all their heart, hence Terry planned to cultivate Sena’s very own development and technical team. This was a far-sighted move.
“Unfortunately, they vehemently rejected the idea. I think they look down on Somerland’s technicians very much.”
Terry looked miserable. It was clear that he had suffered a great deal in trying to get this to work.
“We don’t have a choice, though. In terms of professionalism, there’s no denying that the domestic gaming technicians are still in the rudimentary stage. They can’t match up to them in any aspects at all and are degraded to nothing in their eyes. Not only are we not allowed to get mad, but we’re also forced to face their rude behaviors with a flattering smile. I’ve never felt so offended.”
Jasper ignored Terry’s criticism and stepped out of the elevator. Before he could step into his office, he heard a loud commotion coming from inside.
“This is simply bullcrap. We shouldn’t have come to Somerland in the first place. Everyone here is a swine. No one knows anything yet points fingers at us telling us what to do. Look at this amended proposal, is this even something that a person who knows gaming would propose?”
“How dare he mess with us when he doesn’t even know what a game is?!”
At this moment, another voice rang out. “That’s enough, Diamonique. Don’t rant anymore. Just throw their amended proposal into the trash can. We agreed that we’re just here for the money anyway. If we must work, we can just show them that we don’t know anything. They won’t have the guts to lay a finger on us anyway.”
“Mr. Adams, those of the Somer descent are just plain ridiculous. I can’t believe they’re actually expecting us to improve the game for them but are giving all sorts of opinions that will potentially ruin United Legends. We must teach them a lesson this time.
“Speaking of which, although Somerland is lagging behind, life over here is pretty comfortable. I can just sleep in the office every day, and when I go back, plenty of women rush at the opportunity to please us after learning that we’re Coreanans. Honestly, I’ve slept with four or five beautiful girls in the past few days.
“Two of them actually expect me to take them back to Coreana. Hahaha.”
Diamonique’s words triggered tacit laughter from several other people in the office, and they were still laughing when the office door was pushed open. Standing at the far front was Jasper, who wore a blank expression on his face. He was followed by Terry and a professional female interpreter.
Jasper could understand Corean, but Terry and several others in the company could not, hence the female interpreter would help to interpret the conversation.
The Coreanans did not know who Jasper was, but they knew Terry.
They all let out a dry cough and turned around to stare at their computers, pretending to look busy.
Jasper could clearly see that one of them had not even turned on his computer.
