"What is it?" Qin He pretended not to know.
"It's like this—one of my ancestors has had an inauspicious awakening in his golden body," Zhang Liang said. He then glossed over the serious parts and briefly explained what had happened.
He did not mention a word about the four previous attempts, which had left three dead and two fleeing.
After all, he had come to find someone. It might work if they gave it a try; if it did not, they would simply count it as delivering a platter of food to the old ancestor.
Of course, the payment would still be made—just in another form: funeral money.
That was called life and death being fated, wealth and honor lying in heaven. Once someone accepted the job, they could blame no one.
Fair and just!
"My help doesn't come free," Qin He said, his smile widening as he listened.
The first corpse he had ever summoned—he had to go take a look, and make another tidy profit while he was at it.
Though he had grown much fatter lately, who would ever complain about having too much money?
"Er... my Zhang Family is willing to offer five hundred thousand silver coins as payment." Zhang Liang hesitated before slowly raising five fingers.
That was merely the original posted reward. The later reward had already been raised by the Zhang Family to one million, with an advance payment included.
One hundred thousand silver coins up front. In other words, even if the matter could not be settled, as long as someone went up Graveyard Mountain, they would receive one hundred thousand silver coins.
But Zhang Liang still did not mention any of that to Qin He.
This was the price Zhang Liang had in mind for Qin He. In his view, it