They exchanged tacit glances, and finally, Ox Aspect said:
"Observe quietly and adapt to the situation. It's either strike early or be patient. Strike early before the news spreads, his master might not be alert, and you'll seize the opportunity;
Patience means not rushing to take the contract, waiting three to five years until that Bai kid settles down with a family, empire grows, eventually exposing a flaw."
Dog Aspect took a more proactive stance, looking at the silent, lanky young man:
"Brother Snake, what do you say? It was you who actively contacted us, and you must be keen on closing this big deal."
The Hidden Pavilion doesn't recruit assassins, at least not on the surface, only handling pre-sale listings and post-sale payments.
But so-called influence is like drifting sands, easily forming once gathered.
Assassins murder, receive money for life, long gone from traditional freelance modes.
Because the chances of falling when taking contracts alone are relatively high.
