Lilith really began to seriously consider the viability of this matter.
"Entertaining, decapitating, enlisting to serve," this was the company's standard procedure for dealing with external parties.
When an external party directly threatened the company, the best solution was to follow these three steps. And this three-step approach was applicable to any company.
Whether it was a tech company, an internet company, or a game company, this method could be used against any Black Pieces found online.
The first step, entertaining.
That meant meeting with the other party to understand their demands, trying to establish some common ground in a cost-effective manner.
If they could reach a preliminary agreement at the dinner table, under both carrot and stick approach, either slightly benefiting them or slightly threatening them, to stop them from engaging in activities harmful to the company, then the "entertaining" part would be considered successful.
