Warlord

There was an unwritten rule in the wilderness.

When a hunter or mercenary performs an official mission, unless they are killed in battle during the mission, the official has to provide timely assistance if they are injured and have specific coordinates. This was due to the protection of outstanding talents. Anyone who could be officially assigned to a mission would not be an ordinary person. In troubled times, talents were the greatest asset, and no base or company was willing to sacrifice a talent like that. Unless, of course, there was a hostile relationship between the two.

Of course, there was no hostility between Phoenix City and Zero City. Strictly speaking, Zero was still in the quest period even before he returned to the city. Moreover, he shot out the distress signal bomb personally handed to him by George. Regardless of the reason, Phoenix City’s reinforcements would definitely arrive quickly.

Of course, such a rescue was not completely unconditional.

The rescued mercenary hunter needed to unconditionally agree to at least one official quest from the rescuer within a year. As long as you’re not dead, wherever you are, you’ll be on your way as soon as the rescuers ask you. In turbulent times, there was no such thing as a free lunch.

Zero naturally knew what it meant to fire a signal bomb, but compared to his life, Zero naturally chose the latter.

Lan Qi could only silently curse when he saw the flare that dragged the flaming tail up into the night sky.

When Lan Qi ordered the Scarlet Wolf to intercept zero and create a sniper chance for him, he had already planned on killing zero. At the same time, he had also sent the Scarlet Wolf to hell. It was just that he had underestimated the sensitivity of Zero to danger, as well as his ability to avoid danger. Therefore, the sniper attack that Lance had thought would hit him was not able to pierce through his heart as he had expected, and was sent straight into Scarlet Wolf’s head.

It could be said that this sniper attack was only half successful.