Although everyone was worried about Zhang He and Lu Yuan, they also felt deeply powerless.
Once someone fell into the hands of a Xiantian Master, rescue was impossible. All they could do now was pray that the two of them would survive.
"Captain, since we've encountered a Xiantian Master, this mission may very well fall through. Should we contact the person who posted the mission and inform him about this? We should also ask the employer whether he knows about this Xiantian Master," another team member said.
"Exactly. I was just thinking the same thing. After telling you all, I was going to contact the employer and ask whether he knew a Xiantian Master was involved. Also, the mission may have to be terminated, but all the fees must still be paid in full," Guo Danming said.
"Right."
"Yes, I support that."
The Team Members all voiced their agreement.
This was quite common in mercenary work. If an uncontrollable event arose during a mission and it could not continue, the fees would either be refunded according to the circumstances or paid in full.
This time, the employer had failed to investigate the other party properly, resulting in an uncontrollable situation. Naturally, he had to pay the full employment fee.
After Guo Danming discussed it with everyone, they decided to contact the person who had posted the mission first. Once they reported the information, they would decide what to do next.
After receiving the money, they would split it up, then lie low for a while to reduce the risk.
So, he stood up, took out his phone, and prepared to contact the employer.
But just then, his gaze inadvertently swept past the window. He froze, his entire body seeming to be instantly plunged into bitter ice and snow, frozen stiff