A Life Beyond Limits novel Chapter 869

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Although the game had ended, one eventually had to face reality.

During one of Jack's rare moments of free time, the long-awaited signing ceremony between Genesis Games and Zenith Capital finally took place.

Due to the ongoing development of a new game, Genesis Games had been burning through its funds at a rapid pace. While still profitable, the revenue wasn't enough to sustain such high expenditures. As a result, the company urgently needed investor support; Zenith Capital was the perfect fit.

Zenith Capital's headquarters was also located in Alnewgo City. On the day of the ceremony, Jack personally led the entire Genesis Games team to the venue, a show of respect for the partnership.

The deal was worth five billion dollars, a crucial investment for the future growth of Genesis Games.

Zenith Capital, too, had high expectations for the partnership. With Genesis Games' promising prospects, the collaboration was certain to push Zenith Capital's stock value even higher.

Out of courtesy, Zenith Capital had offered transport for Jack's team. However, Jack politely declined since the venue was nearby. He then led his team to Zenith Capital, which was located in the financial district of Osvaldo in Zargonia.

The company occupied several floors of the towering Alnewgo Central Tower— a clear display of the firm's immense financial clout.

After arriving at Alnewgo Central Tower and paying the fare, the team headed toward the tower.

Suddenly, a flashy luxury car sped into the square. The driver, clearly in a rush, didn't slow down. Instead, he accelerated straight toward the underground parking lot, disregarding the crowds of pedestrians.

People scattered in fear as the vehicle roared past. But the driver was going too fast. Losing control, the car veered straight toward Jack's team.

Startled, Jack immediately pulled several nearby staff members out of the way, while the others panicked and fled in all directions.

Only Harvey Gail, the deputy director of the IT department, was too slow to react. He stood frozen as the car approached, and only when it was nearly upon him did he try to dodge.