Hunter: I became stronger even after I died.

Chapter 37 Treasure Hunter x Relic Hunter
Snapped.

In the VIP cabin, Moro closed the brochure of the ancient Ganyu Kingdom.

The content of this manual appears to be promoting some famous tourist attractions, but in fact it lists a lot of precautions for travelers.

However, for Moro, both the introduction of various regions and some reminders for outsiders are quite useful.

Even after reading the contents of the manual, he developed some interest in the ancient Ganyu country, which he had never set foot on.

This continent, where a great country that still maintains a monarchy is located, has seen the emergence of one country after another during an era of warlordism.

Until now, these countries that once appeared on the historical stage have left their own unique traces in the form of relics, tombs, antiquities, treasures, documents, etc.

From the perspective of development history, the ancient Ganyu Kingdom and the Kajin Kingdom are very similar.

Both countries originated in an era of warlords, and have come this far in seemingly endless wars and annexations, and have always been ruled by monarchy.

It’s just that the country of Kakin is openly moving towards democracy, while the great country of Guganyu has no intention of changing in this regard.

Moreau didn't care about the history of these two behemoths.

Most outsiders will see various museums and sites where excavation work has been completed in the tourism brochures of the great country of Ganyu.

But what Moreau saw were the objects of that era displayed in the museum and the various antiquities in the ruins that had never seen the light of day.

To be more precise, it is the mental energy that may be attached to these objects.

Interestingly……

In the laws of the ancient Ganyu and Kakin kingdoms, the sentencing standards for tomb robbing started at a minimum of 100 years and went up to the death penalty.

Despite such strict laws, there are still many tomb robbers who are sent to the execution platform every year.

This also shows the profound foundation of the ancient Ganyu and Kakin kingdoms in terms of ruins and tombs, which made tomb robbers willing to take risks and flock to them.

In fact, even if the two major powers wanted to take precautions against this, they would not be able to prevent some tomb robbers who used telekinesis to commit crimes.

Sometimes, the existence of telekinesis is an unreasonable variable.

To be honest, it would be a lie to say that Moreau wasn't moved after learning this information.

Having such thoughts and ideas is not because of the characteristics of the profession itself, nor for the huge benefits involved, but purely out of the need to charge the annual rings.

But he was thinking, if one day he couldn't control his thoughts and attacked a certain ruins, would a guy named Jin come down from the sky to punish him?
Morrow laughed and shook his head, placing the brochure on the table next to him.

Starting with the thought of the tomb ruins, he thought of Kangzai's profession——

Treasure Hunter and Bodyguard Hunter.

In the world of professional hunters, dual careers are not uncommon.

This is because in the star rating mechanism for professional hunters, to be promoted from two stars to the highest three stars, the person being rated needs to make significant achievements in multiple fields.

Based on this star rating criteria, professional hunters who aspire to three stars will consciously delve into the two professional fields.

Morrow is somewhat interested in treasure hunters, and relic hunters...

In a sense, these two professions legitimize the acts of tomb robbing and excavating historical sites.

Although there are many restrictions on actions after the legalization of the profession, for Moreau who does not need to make a profit from it, it is more in line with the need to charge the annual rings.

"By the way, can Kang Jae take on a commission..."

The image of the heavily dressed woman flashed through Moro's mind.

Asking for the twelve Earthly Branches to escort the client most likely means that the client is facing great danger.

But why not go by land?
This should be the safer option.

Is it because of some kind of restrictions that we are forced to choose airship as a means of transportation?
To Morrow, the specific reasons are irrelevant.

The important thing is that he is on the same airship with such an unstable factor...

If someone who wants to harm that woman is so cruel as to blow up the entire airship, wouldn't that be the end of him?

Although the airport's security measures are quite adequate, there is no guarantee that there will be variables such as telepathy.

Even if you don't have the ability to read, you can still attack the captain of the airship directly...

Suddenly considering the potential impact of unstable factors, Moro subconsciously looked at the night sky outside the window.

It's too late to get off the boat now.

Airship somewhere.

Squeak—the brush strokes fall on the waxed board, making a slightly sharp sound.

Under the soft light, a man in work clothes was squatting on the ground, holding a pen, writing on the ground very seriously and slowly.

Every stroke seems to be poured with great strength.

The brush strokes rubbed against the ground, making noises.

"okay."

The man in work clothes put down his pen and panted slightly as he spoke.

On the ground in front of him were rows of strange symbols, combined in a certain pattern to form a black pattern that looked like electronic lines.

Next to him stood a woman with tied hair and wearing a bar worker's uniform.

"Moore, how many more?"

The woman with tied hair glanced at the pattern on the ground.

The man called Moore calmed his breathing and said, "Two places."

"Can it be done?"

The woman with tied hair turned and stared at Moore, waiting for a definite answer.

Moore's eyelids twitched, and he put away his pen. "The most difficult part about writing divine characters is that the process of drawing and writing them is time-consuming, laborious, and extremely mentally taxing. It is even more difficult when applied to space-based reading. But for me, it is nothing."

"So, is it possible?"

The woman with tied hair frowned and glanced at Moore's still heaving chest.

She just needed a definite answer.

Moore looked at the woman with tied hair in silence and said affirmatively, "It's possible, but for safety reasons, I have to wait until midnight for the remaining two places."

"Then I'll go back. I've been out for too long."

The woman with tied hair took out her buzzing cell phone.

Now is the peak business period of the Airship Bar. The reason why she can leave her post at this time as a bar waitress in her disguise is all because of the ambiguous relationship she deliberately created with the manager.

After looking at the manager's title displayed on the phone screen, the woman with tied hair casually threw the phone into her pocket and walked towards the bar.

After taking a few steps, the woman with tied hair suddenly stopped and looked back at her companion in engineering clothes.

"Moore."

"Ok?"

Moore looked at the woman with the tied hair.

The woman with tied hair said calmly: "The prince said that our lives are more important than completing the mission."

"Ok?"

There was a hint of doubt in Moore's eyes.

The woman with tied hair continued, "But we can't think like that. We must kill the third princess here. This will be a crucial step."

"You don't need to remind me."

Moore shrugged when he heard this.

The eyes of the woman with tied hair suddenly became sharp.

"A few scumbags wanted to assassinate the third princess by poisoning her, but this also means that other princes have reached out to us. Their interference has caused us to lose our advantage of being 'hidden', so be prepared to sacrifice your lives."

Having said that, the woman with tied hair stared at Moore out of habit.

"This also means... we have to act before the airship reaches the transfer supply station."

"..."
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"Let's get off the ship when the airship lands to refuel..."

Moreau stared out the window at the night sky.

Just in case, he would rather waste a little more time than face the risk of being involved.

Although he might be overthinking...

(End of this chapter)