People in Cyber, using skin to create legends

"let's go."

"what?"

"Go find Sister Muzi. Even though I don't know anything, she must know something. I want to find her and find out."

Molly said seriously.

As the middleman of District 22, Mu Zi's intelligence capabilities are unquestionable.

Muzi will definitely know the things that Molly can't figure out.

Although it costs money to get information from Muzi, Molly feels that it is worth it as long as she can find out who is targeting her.

Chapter 23 Let’s Go Make Money

It was already late at night when we arrived at Muzi Bar, but even so, the bar was still packed with people and the lights were on.

Countless people were dancing to the music in the ballroom. The stage that Molly had previously used for her performance was also occupied by a DJ who was playing records. Everyone was having a great time.

It was the first time that Molly came to Muzi Bar so late. After seeing the scene in the bar, she couldn't help but take a few more glances.

In the end, he was pulled away by the cowboys.

"If you want to see it, there will be plenty of time later. Now is the most important thing."

"Um……"

Molly nodded, thought for a moment and suddenly said, "I wonder if the night shift makes as much as the day shift..."

"?" A question mark appeared above the cowboy's head. "With your current transformation intensity, any commission you take will earn you more than you earn from working for several months. Are you still struggling with the day and night shifts?"

Molly thought about it and felt that what the cowboy said seemed to be right. With her current skills, she no longer needed to be a resident singer in a bar. She could become a mercenary, or even be Muzi's bodyguard, which would earn her more than working in an ordinary job.

But then he thought again, his crisis had not been resolved yet, and now was not the time to think about these things, so he said no more and followed Cowboy to Muzi's office.

Muzi seemed to have been waiting for a long time. Seeing Molly and the cowboy coming together, she was not surprised at all. Instead, she asked Molly directly:

"Mike solved it?"

Molly nodded:

"Well, you probably have a commission to assassinate him, right? How much is it? I'll take it."

“It’s not much, just a few thousand dollars, and I want to tell you one thing. Generally speaking, it is illegal to kill someone first and then accept the commission. I didn’t tell you the first time, and the mastermind was not from District 22, so I let it go.

"I'm telling you this time. Remember to check if there is a commission before you kill someone. You have my contact information, so just call me directly when the time comes."

Muzi spoke a lot, which was rare.

She probably thought that Molly might really become a mercenary, so she made the relevant regulations clear in advance.

Normally, if a mercenary wants to accept a commission, he must have a meeting with the middleman, or the middleman will call the mercenary, tell him about the recent commissions, and then decide whether to accept them.

Accepting commissions and then carrying out missions is the daily routine of mercenaries.

Both times, Molly killed people first and then came to see if there were any commissions. This was obviously against the rules. If Muzi and Molly did not have some friendship, I'm afraid that the money for these two commissions would not have been given to Molly.

Molly knew that Muzi was helping her, so she answered without arguing:

"I've made a note of that. I'll call you in advance next time."

Muzi nodded with satisfaction, and then said:

"Okay, now let's talk business."

Molly sat down with the cowboy, and then Molly asked directly:

"How much do you know about the skeleton behind Mike, Sister Muzi?"

"Not much. I can give you the information about the skeleton, but..." Muzi looked at Molly and said, "This is not what you want to ask."

Molly was silent for a while before she spoke:

"I asked Mike before and I know that it was the Skeleton who wanted to kill me, but I can't remember how I offended the Skeleton, so..."

"You didn't offend the skeleton."

Muzi interrupted Molly.

Molly looked up in surprise, her eyes full of confusion as she looked at Muzi.

If he hadn't offended Skull, why did Skull ask Mike to kill him? Could it be that it had something to do with the guy who sent the black hand from District 17?

Did I actually provoke him?

But how could I be connected with the people in District 17? I had never even been out of District 22 before!

Molly's mind was a little confused when she suddenly heard Muzi continue:

"Someone issued a request to kill you."

"!!!"

Hearing this, Molly couldn't help but stand up and asked subconsciously:

"who is it?!"

Muzi looked at Molly calmly, then shook his head and said:

"I'm not sure. I haven't received a commission to kill you. Kent in District 17 has one. But as a middleman, we can't reveal the client's information, so you need to check it yourself."

"..."

Molly was stunned for a long time without saying anything.

Muzi continued, "But you don't have to worry too much. District 22 is my territory and you are my employee. I can't do anything to my employees, so you are safe here.

"Unless you run to another area yourself."

"Sister Muzi..."

After hearing what Muzi said, Molly looked at Muzi with some gratitude.

She clearly had not helped Muzi in any way. When she came to District 22 a year ago, it was Muzi who helped her find a suitable and decent job.

Now she didn't know why she had gotten into such a big trouble, but Sister Muzi was still willing to protect her, which made Molly very grateful.

She remembered Muzi's favor.

As if he couldn't stand Molly's gaze, Muzi turned his head slightly to avoid Molly's sight, then took out a cigarette and put it in his mouth, saying:

"Don't look at me like that. The reason I'm helping you is simply because you're my employee and I like you. You'll still have to help me with things from now on."

Looking at Muzi who looked away, Molly blinked.

Is this considered tsundere?

Molly thought a little impolitely in her heart, but she was not stupid enough to ask out loud. Instead, she took a deep breath and said:

"It's my duty to help Sister Muzi, but I want to know one thing."

"explain."

"If I want to ask Sister Muzi to help me investigate who issued the request to kill me, how much would it cost?"

“It depends on the situation. If the person behind the scenes is too powerful and the intelligence is too difficult to obtain, the price will probably be more than six figures. On the contrary, it may only cost tens of thousands or even thousands to buy the relevant intelligence.

"However, the guy who can spend so much money to hire someone to kill you must have a complicated background, so you must be mentally prepared."

Sister Muzi explained the situation of the commission to Molly.

Normally, middlemen are not allowed to inquire about the client's information, but that is only true for middlemen who already have the client's commission.

In a situation like the present one, where the commission is only in the hands of other middlemen and Muzi has not received any relevant commission, Muzi can investigate the client.

What's more important is that the middleman started out by selling intelligence. Even if Muzi has a related commission, it will not prevent her from investigating the client behind the scenes.

It doesn't matter as long as she doesn't reveal it on her own initiative. As for if someone buys the relevant information, that's none of her business. She is only responsible for the transaction.

"I see……"

Molly, who got the relevant price from Muzi, felt a little depressed.

Although she had guessed that purchasing the intelligence might cost a lot of money, the sudden rise to six figures was still somewhat beyond Molly's psychological expectations.

Killing the mastermind and getting hundreds of thousands of dollars is a low-probability event among low-probability events. It is impossible for Molly to get such high returns for every commission.

Therefore, it is foreseeable that if Molly wants to know the information about the person behind the scenes, she will probably have to wait for a long time.

After all, she needs to save money.

After sorting out the matter, Molly sighed inwardly, and finally stopped asking about intelligence, and asked instead:

"Sister Muzi, do you have any commission that's suitable for me? Well, it should be one that pays a bit higher."

Anyway, Muzi has already guaranteed that nothing unexpected will happen to him in District 22. In that case, he might as well take on some commissions and earn some money.

Chapter 24 This skin looks familiar...

After Molly received the commission from Muzi, she left the bar with Cowboy.

On the second floor of the bar, Muzi put out his cigarette and started thinking as he watched Molly leave.

Muzi didn't know much about Molly. It was just a coincidence that he dragged Molly into the bar...

Hmm... coincidence?

Muzi's eyes narrowed slightly.

After letting Molly work in the bar and doing some investigation into her identity to confirm that she was just an ordinary person, Muzi no longer cared much about Molly.

There are many people working in the bar. In addition to Muzi's bodyguards and killers, there are also some ordinary people who really come here to work.

These people have clean families and there is no dirty tricks involved, so Muzi can be used with confidence.

It was impossible for Muzi to spend her own manpower and resources to conduct a detailed investigation on each of these people, so as for Molly, she just did a brief investigation and stopped paying attention to her.

But now Muzi felt something was wrong.

Not to mention the transformation that took place on Molly, the person who commissioned another middleman to kill Molly must have a very strong background.

And how could Molly, who was targeted by him, be just an ordinary singer?

"Sister Muzi, something happened to the Skeleton Gang."

While Muzi was thinking, his personal bodyguard and secretary came over with a tablet computer and placed it in front of Muzi.

There was a live broadcast on the tablet computer, showing a high-end hotel owned by the Skeleton Gang.

Flames were billowing from the top floor of the hotel, and the medical and firefighting teams from Xita Bio Group were already on site to carry out rescue operations.

Xita Bio is the largest medical group in the City of Chaos. It is responsible for the medical care and firefighting of the City of Chaos, so Muzi was not surprised at all to see the medical team and firefighting team appearing on the screen.

After all, she had recognized that the floor that was burning with fire in the picture was the floor where the Skeleton Office was located.

Most of the big shots in the city will get themselves medical insurance, and Skull's medical insurance level should not be low, so it is not surprising that Theta Creature arrived so quickly.

But it is obvious that Sita Biotechnology did not save the person. The Skeleton had died in his own office and was blown to pieces. No one knows who did it.

"Sister Muzi..."

The secretary at the side hesitated to speak: "This matter cannot be related to Molly..."

Molly just found out that there was a skeleton standing behind Mike, but when she turned around, the skeleton died in the fire. This didn't seem like a coincidence at all.

Muzi remained silent.

She thought for a while before saying to her secretary:

"Use some resources outside to help me investigate Molly's background. Also, don't spread the news about Molly. No matter what her background is, she is now my mercenary."

"Yes."

The secretary who received the order turned and retreated.

At this moment, Muzi was also convinced that Molly's identity was definitely not as simple as she had initially investigated.

The identity that was displayed in public was just a fake identity. Molly's real identity was hidden behind that fake identity.

I just don't know if Molly herself is aware of this.

……

Molly naturally didn't know about her own situation. She knew nothing about her family situation or who was in her family.