His words left the others exchanging bewildered looks. They all had perfectly good reasons for risking the trip to Challenge Island, and they were prepared to fight for their lives. But Xu Huo's reason was downright absurd. He was going to challenge a major company single-handedly just because he'd been ground down by society and cheated on a contract?
He was taking his own life far too lightly.
Ding Xiang and the others acknowledged that Xu Huo was indeed strong, but not strong enough to stand against a Sub-district Government. On the surface, his target seemed to be Alton Company alone. But if things got out of hand, would the Sub-district Government really stay out of it?
Yilan said nothing, but Ding Xiang kindly offered a word of advice. "Since you'd already guessed some of what was going on, why insist on getting to the bottom of it?"
An individual's power was negligible beside that of a group, especially an enormous entity like a Sub-district Government. Forget the number of A-class players at an A-class wormhole point—the stockpile of weapons alone was beyond imagining.
Especially Transdimensional Space Instruments. A-class wormhole points had reserves of small instruments that could be used multiple times.
"With your identities, you could live perfectly well without getting involved. Why sacrifice yourselves?" Xu Huo countered.
The difference between an individual and a group wasn't just a matter of strength, but of human nature. From Xu Huo's perspective, what would it matter if he got revenge on Alton Company? There would always be another company. From the Inspection Department's perspective, even if they uncovered the government's internal corruption, so what? They could never catch them all, and more would keep cropping up. It was like a hole that could never be plugged.
But why did they keep