Among the bounty missions, three belonged to the highest-paying tier, all displayed at the very top of the screen.
One was located in the slums of Hong Kong and offered a bounty of two hundred thousand US dollars, the highest of all the missions. The details, however, had to be discussed privately in person.
In this timeline, the exchange rate between the yen and the renminbi fluctuated between a little over ten and twenty to one, while the rate between the yen and the US dollar was roughly a hundred to one.
Two hundred thousand US dollars might not seem like much, but it came to nearly twenty million yen.
Back in Japan, when Asaba Kotone casually hunted down a devil that wasn't particularly strong, selling its corpse at the Black Market would only earn him around a million yen.
But even this bounty mission wasn't enough. Converted into renminbi, it was only a million, leaving him roughly another million short even after he completed the mission and collected the reward.
Taking Pingcui and Long with him really wasn't easy. On closer consideration, the transfer fee was frighteningly high. To be honest, it was almost as much as he'd spent buying his villa in Tokyo.
Actually, even though this mission didn't provide much information, any bounty hunter with a little experience would understand from the word "slums" alone.
Missions like this almost always involved the Yakuza, and with such a high bounty, some Yakuza group was most likely trying to hire bounty hunters to wipe out a rival group.
If it involved hunting a devil, the mission details would state that outright instead of hiding it like this.
Even someone like Asaba Kotone, who had barely worked as a bounty hunter, could guess what the mission entailed.
His last bounty