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Ging looked at him.

"That's what Hunters do."

Bai Zhu pointed at himself.

"I'm not. I'm a temp worker."

List opened the file.

"That's good, then. Give me your license, and I'll help you destroy it."

"Don't pick a fight. I can beat people up, you know."

"Then take it quietly."

Bai Zhu took a deep breath.

"Fine. You guys are ruthless."

Ging began assigning tasks.

"Satotz, record the terrain and any traces of ruins."

Satotz nodded.

"Understood."

"Piyu, watch for any writing that might exist."

Piyu raised her phone.

"I will."

Ging continued.

"List, record the route we take and draw up a map. We don't need to go deep in one attempt, but we need to understand the areas we've explored."

List was already preparing fluorescent marker spikes.

"Got it."

"Razor, hold the rear."

Razor rolled his shoulders.

"If anything really goes wrong, I'll blast a path through."

"Dwun, maintain the team's condition."

Dwun's face was a little pale, but he still nodded.

"I'll do my best."

Ging looked at Milluki.

"You'll stay within the outer communications range."

Milluki exploded the moment he heard that.

"What kind of joke is that? You're going in while I stay outside? Then what about my equipment?"

Bai Zhu immediately nodded.

"This time, I'm siding with the young master."

Milluki froze for a moment.

"You're actually speaking up for me?"

Bai Zhu pointed at the vehicles behind them.

"These vehicles are mobile fortresses. They can save our lives in special circumstances. Transportation for escaping is far more important than dignity."

Milluki nodded heavily.

"Did you hear that? Finally, someone who knows what they're talking about."

Ging looked at him.

"The vehicles can't get in. The forest belt is too dense."

Milluki sneered.

"Who said I was driving them in?"

He set down