"No, you are," Sun Hang corrected her. "The researchers at Tianshu Tower are public employees, so naturally, the people being researched are too."
Xue Yue: "Be-be-be-be-be... being researched?"
"Ahem, back to the point." Sun Hang glanced at the young girl who had been thoroughly startled by his joke, then turned to Candle Dragon, who was driving. "When you said we were going to buy gifts, I thought we were looking for something good. Turns out it's this kind of mass-produced industrial product that costs four or five hundred a bottle? Does this stuff actually work? Can it really hire experts comparable to the top hunters on the rankings?"
"It's just a foot in the door," Candle Dragon said. "It's for buying information. As for those hunters..."
"Just tell me what we need to buy. Our budget is more than generous," Sun Hang said. "I've never fought such a well-funded battle before... Now I understand why people's greed keeps growing. Spending money really is addictive."
"I'll try to solve any problem that can be solved with money using money, but this isn't one of them." Candle Dragon shook his head. "The top freelance hunters aren't short on cash, and the things they want are hard to buy even with money."
"The things they want? Like what?"
"There was once a freelance hunter named Lewis who posted a bounty on the Dragon City Hunter Exchange Forum. His mother had a rare illness. If anyone could cure her, he was willing to work unconditionally for that person for twenty years, even if it was the most dangerous job in the world," Candle Dragon said.
"Oh, what a filial son... If it's just an ordinary person's illness, I think I might be able to help. By the way, how strong is this Lewis?"
"Unfortunately,