A Life Beyond Limits novel Chapter 377

As the hijacking incident came to a close, Jack quietly withdrew from the scene, not lingering or looking back. This sudden incident was nothing but a fleeting ripple in the vast river of life, and he didn't want to get entangled with women like Wendy and Wilhelmina.

Yet, fate always seemed to like joking around with him and making it hard for him to be a complete outsider.

He'd finally arrived in Brightland. This was his first time stepping foot in this land and also his first time visiting Genesis Games despite being its founder and boss.

Jack was the controlling shareholder and knew how important it was to wield power, especially after learning his lesson from Patrick's betrayal at Drakengard Games. He was more determined than ever to maintain absolute control over the company's core operations.

Of course, he also understood the importance of teamwork. That was why he'd given Claude enough power and trust. However, when it came to critical areas such as the company's core technology, legal representation, and patency, he handled everything himself. He didn't want anything to go wrong.

Genesis Games' staff seemed to have already heard about the company's mysterious founder arriving for a visit. They were all excited to meet him. They weren't just elites in the gaming industry—they were also loyal fans of "Legend of the West".

They'd initially been attracted by the novel's vast world-building and dazzling interstellar civilization, which had driven them to join Genesis Games.

The game had taken the novel's allure to its peak. They'd played roles in its creation, getting the chance to experience Jack's wild imagination and witness the historical achievements the game had attained. That was why they were so excited to meet Jack when they heard he was coming.

As the CEO of the company, Claude led a team to welcome Jack. This was their first time meeting each other in person.

Though they'd previously spoken via video calls and video conferences, seeing each other in the flesh for the first time still brought a sense of familiarity and warmth.