Chapter 2793: Chapter 2793: What Interests Should Be Promised
However, the news they got was that the inter-plane traveler would be back soon.
âIâll first ask the master for guidance. Your task now is to recruit as many high-cultivation guards from the major camps as possible, and if necessary, you can promise them some benefits.â
Great, the mission has changed again. They were just thinking of trying to recruit the strong ones from the camps, but did they really think they could just recruit them like that?
âAlright, we understand.â
Although the men in black were thinking this, they still had to respond, yet they sighed inwardly.
In this current situation, even they regretted following this master who always stayed in the shadows. As for those high-cultivation people in the camps, would they fall for this?
And what about the promises of benefits? How many of them were actually fulfilled before?
Unfortunately, they were already in the pit and getting out wasnât going to be easy. They had no choice but to continue down this path.
âBut, boss, what kind of benefits should we promise?â someone asked.
âWhatever kind of benefits they want, just promise them that. Is that hard to understand?â The man glared at the person who asked the question. How could he not understand such an obvious thing?
As long as they managed to deceive them, everything else would be easy. What was given, after all, was up to the master. Even if they didnât give anything, could those people go back?
Men in Black: ââŠâ
They finally realized that this was how things could be done.
So, why were they so stupid before, easily tricked into this, and now they couldnât even leave.
âAlright, Iâll leave you here, I have other matters to attend to.â
The man didnât want to waste any more words with them, lifted his foot, and left. This mission had failed again, and the master might be furious. He still had to go back and face the masterâs wrath.
Thinking of this, his anger flared up even more. He really wanted to thoroughly scold those incompetent fools.
But, after all, those under his command were living people, and if they got upset after being scolded, wouldnât that be counterproductive?
Better let them continue their tasks, and as for these failed missions, heâd keep a record for each of those fools. Later, when the masterâs great cause succeeded, heâd settle accounts with each of those fools.
âLeft, huh?â
The men in black watched as the boss left, one even glanced outside the cave.
Seeing that he had indeed left, they breathed a sigh of relief.
âThis mission failed, can you blame us? It was an impossible mission from the start.â Seeing the boss had really left, someone finally spoke discontentedly.
âThose people on the list arenât ones we can kill at will, are they? Donât they all have someone protecting them? Really!â
Once someone started, others followed suit. It wasnât that they werenât trying to complete the mission, but the likelihood of success was very low.
âAh, I was just lucky. The target of the mission threw a fit and drove away the people protecting him. Otherwise, I wouldnât have been able to kill him.â
One of the men in black said.
He was the only one who completed the mission this time, killing the target with one strike.
However, when the boss brought him up before, he was very unhappy. It made things unpleasant for the others, and his mission was only completed because he was lucky.
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