At first, the human host was very obedient, but she was the only one who kept having problems. She was transferred away from the key department, which gave her more room to develop freely.

Given her background, it seems quite reasonable that she could cause such a stir.

"Enough with the nonsense. We've both compromised. I have no intention of destroying each other. Many of our souls are still alive because of you. Many of our wishes haven't been fulfilled yet, so we can't just leave like that."

What exactly are your demands?

The AI ​​agents breathed a sigh of relief when they realized that Jiang Tian really didn't want to fight to the death with them.

"The demands are simple. First, as previously stated, once the human hosts accumulate a certain number of points, you must release them to go home and give them the opportunity to fulfill their wishes. Second, let's not talk about anything else, you've been exploiting humans too much. We get nothing but endless missions, so why should we? You must relinquish some of your benefits to us so that humans and intelligent beings can coexist harmoniously."

At first, when they heard her conditions, no one's expression changed.

But when they heard her say that she wanted to compete for their energy, many people immediately showed their displeasure.

How could that be? Every bit of energy they have has a corresponding consumption expenditure. If they give so much energy to a human host, what can they do with it?

They don't know how to use the energy; all they want is to go home. So let them accumulate enough points to go home, or they can just find new ones later.

Seeing that everyone was protesting, Jiang Tian quickly showed them an energy consumption chart.

"You treat humans like expendable resources, do you think we're completely immune to damage? You know perfectly well that every time we travel through time to complete your missions, we suffer different losses. Yet, when it's clear that 100% of our energy is needed to repair us, you only use 1%, leaving the remaining 99% for your own use. Sometimes I really want to ask you, do you really think people are stupid? If you keep doing this, we might as well all perish together."

The intelligent agents remained silent.

In fact, they all know very well that human consciousness is quite powerful.

Even if they are left with only 1% of their energy, they can heal the remaining hidden injuries over time.

However, if they can't repair it properly, they will have no choice but to increase their energy expenditure to replenish the host.

But from any perspective, their energy cannot be given to humanity for nothing.

"I see you still don't want to have a proper conversation. If this continues, there's no point in wasting any more of your time. If everyone becomes passive and uncooperative, I'll see if you can immediately train a group of humans to carry out your missions."

Please don't be angry. The reason we've built such a good system is because we've been restricting your energy. Now that you want your energy back, we won't be able to complete our restrictions, and the system might crash. In that case, you'll suffer too.

The other party is adept at threatening people.

Jiang Tian, ​​however, was completely unfazed by his threats.

"Aren't you all curious about why I can actively absorb the energy of those worlds? It's because I treat people with sincerity. What I want to gain is their genuine hearts, so those junior sisters are willing to give me all that energy. Once I find this trick, I can easily teach other humans to do the same. If you don't want to share your energy, then wait for us to exhaust it all. We'd rather spill our energy across the universe than give it to you!"

Jiang Tian's words silenced everyone present.

What they feared most were exactly what Jiang Tian had mentioned.

Putting everything else aside, just the emergence of Jiang Tian, ​​this anomaly, gives them a sense of panic that is beyond human control.

Many people regret not eliminating her back then.

But regret is useless; the problem remains.

We really want to return the energy to you, but unfortunately, the system has been upgraded to a highly efficient but also highly energy-intensive stage, and we simply don't have any extra energy to give you.

The chief AI agent told the truth.

It's not that they don't want to, it's that they can't.

Jiang Tian smiled and said, "You can do it. Over the years, you all seem to have had a misconception that humans are unapproachable and cannot be overly intimate. Anyone who connects with humans is a betrayal of the organization."

"But in fact, during this period, we discovered another possibility."

What are the possibilities?

"When intelligent agents and companion systems are willing to entrust their backs to each other, the energy they can gain will increase by at least 30%, while energy consumption will decrease by 20%. You, as intelligent agents, understand better than I do how much more energy this is. You believed that humans would betray us, and now we've betrayed them to show you. From now on, you should trust humans too. I don't want to completely destroy this world; I just want to find a solution so that we can all live in harmony in this world, where there is no superior or inferior, only friends."

This is an idealized state; you're thinking too idealistically about everything.

"With strong rules as the basic principle, it is entirely possible to achieve this. You simply look down on humanity, which is why you don't want to take this step. If you still look down on us, then let's stop talking and go home to wait for our deaths."

Jiang Tian's nonchalant attitude angered many AI entities, but they had to consider whether what she said was true or false.

Both sides came prepared for this negotiation, bringing sufficient information.

Every statement Jiang Tian made was supported by sufficient data and evidence.

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