Life Dungeon Game

At this moment, Blood Wolf sent another message.

If you are indeed interested in taking on the mission, you should first accept a test mission. I will randomly send you information about a wanderer, and you need to capture him. This mission is not difficult. If you do well, we can start the next step of communication. The rewards for subsequent missions are very considerable.

He thought for a moment and sent a message asking, "[Is there any reward for this test task?]"

This time they replied very quickly: "No, but we will give a certain amount of cash as a reward depending on the situation."

Not quoting a clear price means the price isn't attractive enough.

Tasks with high commissions are afraid that others won't see their high commissions; only tasks with unattractive commissions will try to hide them.

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So why is this guy so honest, sharing so much information? The real reason is that he wants to get something for free.

Well, it's not necessarily completely free. It could also be to lure people into doing test missions. If they perform well, they become new members; if they perform poorly, they are captured and sacrificed along with the wanderers.

In that case, not only would they not have to pay money, but they could also get a free sacrifice.

Although doing this is a bit against the rules, these people's actions might not even qualify them as human beings, and it's not like they're completely incapable of doing such things.

The black market itself doesn't restrict this kind of double-crossing; the underworld doesn't have many righteous rules.

However, He Ao wasn't too worried about being surrounded and attacked. What worried him was that in this test mission, the target was a wanderer designated by the other side.

Moreover, they have detailed information about homeless people.

In other words, He Ao cannot just find any friend to pretend to be a wanderer and meet the 'Blood Wolf' who is in charge of this mission.

If the other party gives too little time, He Ao simply won't be able to reach an agreement with the homeless person as a stranger.

transaction.

Worse still, if the homeless man was actually bribed for testing purposes, then Heo's consultation with him would directly expose his own identity.

If you follow a path laid out by someone else without knowing how much preparation they've made, you can easily find yourself in a passive position.

He thought for a moment, then replied on the bracelet, "[I'll think about it]".

It's normal to consider this situation. After all, experienced black market traders can immediately see that the commission for this task isn't much. Although 'Blood Wolf' has been making grand promises, suggesting that the rewards for future tasks will be substantial, it's understandable that you can't make a decision right away.

A cautious approach can actually make one appear more professional.

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The other party responded quickly.

He Ao turned off the bracelet and looked up ahead.

At this moment, the doctor had finished his call and came out. He looked at He Ao and said, "My mechanic friend will be here soon, in about ten minutes. His name is Termok. He is very skilled in mechanics, but I can't guarantee that he can build what you want."

"OK,"

He Ao nodded, then smiled with some confusion, "I still don't know your name."

"Sinji"

The doctor spoke slowly, reaching his hand across the counter.

"Sito".

He Ao answered and raised his hand to shake hands with Sienji.

Sinji glanced at He Ao, then at the package on the ground. "Give me your package. I'll extract the talent sequences of those two superhumans."

"it is good."

He reached out, picked up the bag from the ground, and handed it to Sienzi across the counter.

As soon as Sienji took it, he felt a weight in his hand.

Then he glanced at He Ao with some surprise, "Old man, you're in good shape."

These two superhumans were both quite large, weighing nearly 400 pounds combined, and He Ao lifted them with one hand. Although it seemed a bit strenuous, this strength was clearly not something that should be found in an old man who looked to be nearing seventy.

Furthermore, from Sinji's professional perspective, He's physical condition is actually not very good.

"I've been exercising regularly."

He Ao laughed.

"Can exercise really make you this fit?"

Sinji glanced at Heo, carrying his bag as he stepped over the counter, then asked with some skepticism, "Did you kill these two superhumans?"

He couldn't see how He Ao could unleash superhuman power.

"No,"

He Ao shook his head. "It was self-defense."

Sinji's brow twitched. He shook his head and sighed. "I don't know what method you used, but it's clear that your physical condition isn't good. If you want to live longer, you'd better avoid this kind of intense fighting."

He looked at him, paused for a moment, and said, "Thank you."

Sienji glanced at the gray-haired old man, sighed softly again, and walked into the inner room.

The sight of an elderly man in his seventies with his young granddaughter here implies something.

If one could simply retire at home, who would risk death to get involved in a battle with superhumans?

As Sienji walked into the inner room, only Heo remained in the entire pharmacy.

He walked to the counter, folded the butterfly knife, and put it back in his clothes.

Right here

Just then, he heard a soft sound of a door opening behind him.

He turned away.

Behind the counter behind him, a hidden door that blends almost seamlessly into the wall was slowly pushed open.

A little girl, shorter than the counter, appeared from behind the door.

Behind this hidden door, the front of an SUV can be vaguely seen.

She glanced around, her gaze quickly settling on He Ao. She twitched her nose, and her jewel-like orange eyes seemed to ripple with crystalline light.

On her slightly chubby cheeks, two faint lines reflected the light.

When she woke up, she was sitting alone in the passenger seat of the SUV, with her grandfather nowhere to be seen.

She walked to the counter, grabbed the edge, pulled herself up, quickly flipped over the counter, and then walked to He Ao and hugged him.

She didn't say a word, her lips tightly pursed, her hands holding He Ao tightly, unwilling to let go.

He Ao reached out and placed his somewhat withered hand on his granddaughter's shoulder and back.

After some time, the little girl seemed a bit tired, and her grip loosened slightly. He Ao reached out and patted her head. "Want some ice cream?"

There's a chain convenience store nearby; He Ao had taken Jiaxi there to buy ice cream before.

Jiaxi looked up at He Ao, then lowered her head again. "I'd like one vanilla and one strawberry."

Then she slowly let go of her hand.

Her voice still trembled slightly, but it had become much calmer.

He Ao reached out and patted her head again, smiling, "Okay, let's go buy it."

"Wait a moment,"

At this moment, Jiaxi tugged at He Ao's sleeve, "Let's go after Grandpa is done with his work."

She knew He Ao must have come here for a reason.

"It's okay, the ice cream shop is nearby, we'll go and come back quickly."

He Ao said to his granddaughter with a smile.

Jiaxi looked at He'ao, who seemed to be trying to stick to her opinion, but her longing for ice cream clearly betrayed her.

Then He Ao strode quickly toward the small door, saying, "Let's see who gets to the ice cream shop first."

Sito used to play this kind of game with his granddaughter, competing to be the best.

“I’ll count to three,” He Ao gestured to his granddaughter, “Three!”

Then he took off running.

Jiaxi was stunned for a moment, then took off with a burst of speed and caught up with He Ao.

The convenience store wasn't far from Sienji's pharmacy; it was just across the street.

It's a little past six in the morning, just when the convenience store opens.

Many employees who have to go to work in the factory have to get up around six or seven in the morning to buy breakfast and catch the early bus.

This is the convenience store's biggest surge in business this morning.

However, when He Ao and his granddaughter arrived at the convenience store, the store was just starting to get crowded, and there weren't many people there yet.

Jiaxi ran to the counter faster than He Ao, holding out both hands. "One vanilla ice cream and one strawberry ice cream, thank you, ma'am!"

The convenience store's early shift worker appeared to be a part-time student around fourteen or fifteen years old. She was yawning sleepily, but looking at Jiaxi's cute appearance, she seemed to perk up again. She smiled, picked up two ice cream cones, and said, "Okay, little sister, wait a moment."

And at this moment, He Ao slowly...

You walked over, smiled, and gave Jiaxi a thumbs up. "Jiaxi is really amazing."

Jiaxi shook her head happily.

At this point, the staff had already prepared the ice cream and handed it to Jiaxi.

He Ao then reached out and paid.

Then Jiaxi naturally handed the vanilla ice cream to He Ao.

"Little girl, give me twenty of the biggest hamburgers."

At that moment, a tall, burly man, almost two-thirds the width of the convenience store's double doors, wearing light blue overalls and covered in various black oil stains, walked into the store.

His eyes were surrounded by thick dark circles, and his face looked a little tired. He yawned and brushed past He Ao, who was carrying an ice cream and his granddaughter.

He glanced at He Ao and Jiaxi, "Good morning."

"Good morning."