Although Yan Ping and the others didn't understand what kind of balance she was talking about, they couldn't help feeling envious. They were somewhat well-known among the Hunters and had some experience, but in truth, they had only ended up bounty hunting after voluntarily giving up on advancing through Dungeons.
Some Players managed to reach B-level or A-level and save up enough to retire in a Sub-district. People like that could even leave the game without any trouble. Others couldn't bear to give up their Player status, so they chose easier Dungeons or ones with well-established guides. In short, they coasted along. But those Dungeons didn't offer much profit, and they couldn't get many good items after clearing them, so they had to find other ways to increase their income.
Hunters really did make a living with their lives on the line, but they were still different from actual Players. And, to be honest, if they had enough talent, they'd rather take on Dungeons. After all, even outside Dungeons, they were still risking their lives to earn money.
"Talent, opportunity... It's enough to make anyone jealous." The short-haired female player looked at Xu Huo, who was still lying down. "When is he going to wake up? We came here to find bones, not to protect an outsider."
"Losing two days won't matter," Unpolished Jade said. "I can pay you an extra fee."
Well, their employer was loaded. They had nothing more to say.
"Thanks," Yan Jiayu said. "We can pay you back later."
"It's nothing." Unpolished Jade didn't seem to mind. Her gaze lingered on Xu Huo for a moment. "I like making friends, especially talented ones."
Night fell, and Yan Ping and the others began taking turns resting, with each shift sending someone outside the venue item to keep