A month later, the S Corporation was ordered to pay the Marson Corporation 30 million in compensation.
Before the company could even thrive, it had already begun its decline.
The internet was abuzz with opinions—some marveled at Lucas's ruthless tactics and strategic brilliance, while others lamented his merciless approach, leaving no room for compromise.
Soon, the plagiarism scandal faded into obscurity online, as if it had happened yet never truly existed, swallowed by the relentless pace of the city.
Eric, devastated by the ordeal, once stood on the rooftop of the S Group building, ready to end it all.
Fortunately, someone spotted him in time and saved his life.
Meanwhile, Dyson seemed to have vanished without a trace.
After evaluating the company's remaining assets, Eric sold everything—markets, resources—to Marson Corporation.
The price?
Dictated by Lucas himself, calculated at market value to offset the compensation.
