Tin Wood almost shouted the last sentence, causing the entire Eden to tremble slightly, filled with imposing momentum.
Richard listened to Tin Wood's words quietly, observing him.
One second, two seconds, three seconds.
After three seconds, Richard blinked, as if he understood, nodded slightly, and said, "So what you're saying is, it's completely impossible for you to truly cooperate with me, right?"
"Yes." Tin Wood responded bluntly.
"In other words, from the start, there was nothing to discuss, right?"
"Exactly!"
"Very good, very nice." Richard showed an appreciative expression, glanced at Tin Wood, "I have to say, your unyielding spirit is quite admirable, you've finally been honest for once, which is good for both of us, saving us from continuing to waste time. So, I won't try to persuade you anymore, after all, it's useless to persuade you. Let it be then, goodbye."
