Then it was exporting my recorded Mewtwo and messing with my brain... I slipped out when they weren't paying attention, and then you caught me.
That's it, I don't know anything else, I'm just a pawn to be used and discarded."
Evelyn's words only made Ota sneer: "Don't think I don't know, you even met with those Spark Team people a while ago. To be honest with you, we've been watching them for a long time."
He made a move to insert the chip into Evelyn's head, but Evelyn screamed, "What I said is true! The Spark Team contacted me to negotiate with a big shot through me.
I don't know the specifics, I don't know who the target is, but I swear, it's not Yoshinobu!"
Ota mercilessly jammed the chip in, and then activated the torture program, Evelyn soon screamed and cried in pain, but no matter how he asked, the final answer was always the same.
Ota could tell that Evelyn wasn't lying, which made him somewhat disappointed—it seemed that he had indeed caught just a small pawn.
"How did you manage to escape?" Ota was now only curious about this, how incompetent was Internet Supervision to let a Sex Doll escape on her own?
"They locked me in a safe house, and after extracting my Mewtwo data, there was only one man guarding me, I, I seduced him..."
Evelyn, crying, recounted every detail, including the man's name and physical appearance.
Ota opened his laptop, logged into Arasaka's intelligence network, and found a record of an Internet Supervision agent matching her description.
He looked at Evelyn, who by now was exhausted and on the verge of collapse, and silently shook his head.
This woman was indeed quite beautiful; if it were those Europeans who have no sense of honor, perhaps they really couldn't keep their pants on—heh...
While Ota sneered at his European colleagues, he also realized that he probably couldn't extract any more information from Evelyn.
But this didn't mean Evelyn was useless.
Ota contemplated, finally making a decision—to secretly send her to Japan, then have Miss Hanako use the Soulkiller Program to search her consciousness data, and finally see if she had any more value.
If she was useless... she'd most likely end up in the Divine Chariot, becoming part of the consciousness data stored there.
Arasaka currently stored a vast amount of consciousness data, not out of kindness, but as part of Arasaka's plan to modify and use these data bodies after mastering the Relic Chip.
They might be used for the plans of some modified warriors, or transformed into functional AIs... in any case, it wouldn't be a good end.
Looking at Evelyn, so pitiful and weeping in front of him, Ota shook his head and decided not to torment her any longer.
He stood up, walked over to Evelyn, and injected her with a strong sedative. Once she was deeply asleep, he immediately began contacting his liaison to arrange her transport back to Japan.
Meanwhile, Ota also sent a message to Hanako, telling her that it was all a conspiracy by Internet Supervision.
And just as Ota had Evelyn, convinced he'd caught Internet Supervision in a slip-up, inside Internet Supervision, chaos erupted.
As everyone blamed each other, they were also feeling the pressure of having Evelyn captured by Arasaka people.
They knew full well what Mercer had done—the Spark Team had definitely seen through their 'hitch a ride' plan.
But why would Mercer release Evelyn alive?
Internet Supervision didn't think it was out of kindness.
Without much discussion, everyone guessed Mercer's intention—this bastard wanted to redirect the blame to them, framing their meeting with Yoshinobu as their doing.
Yet they had already learned from Ultraman the purpose of Mercer contacting Yoshinobu—they were in it together!
As long as they wanted to keep collaborating with Ultraman, they couldn't ruin Mercer's plan and had no choice but to reluctantly shoulder the blame.
But clearly, Mercer's interests were completely separate from those of Internet Supervision. If Mercer were to work with Yoshinobu alone and release Silver Hand's data body, how would Internet Supervision negotiate their cooperation with Ultraman?
At this moment, Agent Bryce of Internet Supervision was the most frustrated.
In the meeting, Bryce showed no leniency toward his colleagues, openly accusing: "I said before, we could perfectly achieve a mutual-win situation with Spark Team through peaceful, friendly cooperation.
But look now? Because of some colleagues' so-called 'keeping hold of the progress,' now Spark Team is even refusing to communicate with us.
Moreover, Arasaka is certainly aware of our Internet Supervision's plan for secret contact with Yoshinobu.
Not only that, but we've also lost four outstanding colleagues—who's going to take responsibility for this?!"
"Agent Bryce! You need to understand one thing, we are Internet Supervision, not some gang! We don't need to discuss cooperation with a bunch of mercenaries, let alone let them demand we share our technology!
Internet Supervision never shares our advanced technology with anyone! Especially those people who are expert forgers! Or a group of street mercenaries who have no bottom line for money!