After thanking them, Jiang Yan Hai led his team away. There was no point in staying. All they had was information about an Asian man who had been here roughly three years ago, and that was quite a long time ago.
On the way back, Jiang Yan Hai reported all the information from this place to his superiors. In any case, he had passed the materials along through Er Dan, so no one else could possibly know.
"After we get back, tell the Republic of Evia people that all we know is that an Asian man came here three years ago, and that there's nothing they want in this mine." Jiang Yan Hai said this to Black Lion. After all, they had come here on a mission.
They had to give their employer an explanation.
After agreeing, Black Lion immediately contacted the employer. About twenty minutes later, Black Lion returned and looked at Jiang Yan Hai. "The money's been transferred. Two million dollars."
That was actually a pretty good price. Hiring mercenaries was not as expensive as people imagined. Of course, another reason for this price was that the other side could provide them with weapons and ammunition at low prices.
If Blood Wolf had bought those weapons and equipment independently from the international arms market, the price would have been at least double what the other party was offering.
And in fact, there was still profit to be made from selling those weapons and ammunition to Blood Wolf.
That showed just how enormous the profits in arms dealing were. As for where those weapons actually came from, they seemed to be American-made, but their manufacturers might not necessarily have been American.
For weapons like assault rifles, there was no real technical difficulty anymore. It simply depended on whether someone