Sashers was no fool. He knew perfectly well that he was no match for that woman from before, so how could he possibly kill the dozen or so mercenaries he was relying on right now? He was also afraid that even if he killed those men, the other side still would not spare him. That was why he had abruptly changed his attitude and let them live.
His first instinct really had been to kill them all. But on second thought, they had followed him for quite some time, and he knew them well enough. He naturally knew who could keep a secret and who would obey orders. Still, before his own safety was guaranteed, Sashers would not make a move against them. After all, one more person meant one more bit of strength to resist with.
Maybe if a conflict broke out, those subordinates could hold the enemy off for a while and give him a chance to escape.
When Sashers boarded the plane and saw Xiao Ran, whose expression was hidden behind a mask, he walked over with great politeness. "Sir, my men and I guarantee that we will absolutely obey your orders. Whatever you need done, please leave it to people like us."
Xiao Ran gave Sashers a deep look and slowly nodded. "I didn't expect you to spare those people. From what I know of you, you've done something that surprises me."
The corner of Sashers's mouth twitched. "It seems you know me very well, sir."
"I wouldn't say I know you that well, but I do know quite a few things I should know." Xiao Ran lightly tapped the armrest of his chair, then turned toward Hong Long. "Hong Long, bring it over."
Hong Long carried over a case, placed it on the table in