Two days later, Fang Zheng boarded a plane bound for a country somewhere in the Mediterranean, heading off to a foreign land he had never visited before.
"I really didn't expect you to accept my proposal so readily."
Sitting on the plane, Linslet looked at the boy beside her in surprise. She had originally thought it would take quite a bit of effort to persuade him, but to her surprise, Fang Zheng had only considered her proposal briefly before agreeing.
But what surprised Linslet most was that... "F" was so young.
The reason Linslet had traveled all the way to Japan in search of the legendary bounty hunter "F" was because his reputation among criminals had already become infamous. Although "F" had not been active for long, his skills were extraordinary. More importantly, what people found hardest to imagine was probably his methods.
Bounty Hunters were similar to assassins, but completely different. Assassins killed as long as they were paid, but Bounty Hunters could only claim a reward by bringing their targets in alive. Therefore, Bounty Hunters faced dangers far greater than assassins. After all, most people on the list were vicious criminals. They could kill you, but you could not kill them. Unless your abilities far surpassed those of ordinary people, it was an extremely dangerous job.
Among the criminals "F" had captured, petty thieves, robbers, and burglars aside, there had also been quite a few vicious criminals. Yet their fates were truly miserable. They either became paraplegic or suffered high-level spinal paralysis—put simply, although they were not dead, they were genuinely better off dead.
After enough of that happened, criminals became increasingly wary of "F." Some would rather die than fall into his hands. That was precisely why Linslet had wanted to find "F" and cooperate with him