According to the intelligence collected by Payton, Raven's most recent entry into the city was five days ago, and during these five days, Raven's exit from the base camp could not be found at any exit, that is, unless he was able to climb the hundred-foot wall with his bare hands, and he could not be detected by the guards patrolling back and forth on the wall, otherwise, this Raven must still be in the base camp.

Again, it ruled out the possibility that Raven would be killed by those people - to completely eliminate the worms, the parasitic worms would have to be used, but if those people could get the parasitic worms from other sources, they would not have to ask Rvaen to get the parasitic worms out of the lab again.

If there is currently the most strictly controlled thing in the entire base camp, the larvae and eggs of parasitic worms must be counted as the upper number, since the number of parasitic worms in the laboratory is on the right number, then there will definitely not be such an extra one out of thin air, otherwise, the entire base camp will already be in chaos - those real rebels, as long as they can get a parasitic worm and find a corpse with a relatively complete torso, then as long as it takes just a few days of breeding time, without the arrival of the Kuroshio, there is something that can still walk around in the entire base camp, Only the parasites remain.

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Qi Lin and Hans first came to the "Base Camp Mercenary Guild" located on the main road in the center of the base camp, this mercenary guild was jointly funded by eleven consortia, and it is the largest and most formal neutral mercenary guild in the entire base camp.

The hall of the Mercenary Guild covers an area of more than two or three thousand square meters, and as soon as you step into the hall, you will see four giant LED screens hanging in the center of the hall.

There are only three kinds of tasks that can be posted on these four giant LED screens, one is a difficult task that is rated as a four-star or five-star by the mastermind, one is a task that has paid enough resource points, and the other is a task issued by the consortium that sponsors the Mercenary Guild.

In addition to these four huge LED screens, on the wall of the hall, there are also many blackboards, on which are pinned with a task briefing, if you fancy the right task, just remove the task briefing, and then go to the staff in charge of handing over the task in the hall to register it is the next task.

For tasks like this, which are posted on a small blackboard, the handling fee is much cheaper, ranging from dozens to hundreds of resource points, depending on the content of the task, the difficulty, the reward, and the location where the task briefing is posted.

Of course...... There is also one of the cheapest ways to post quests - that is, without going through the mercenary guild process, players who want to publish quests or commissions can go directly to the interview as long as they feel that those who are browsing the task list are strong enough and will not ask for a sky-high price. Although this method is the most troublesome, there are not many such people at all - this scene reminds Qi Lin of those headhunting company employees wandering in the talent market in the old days.

However, Qi Lin didn't come here to look for a task, he pulled Hans, directly ignored the blackboard plastered with various mission briefings, pushed away several players who surrounded him and wanted to talk, and walked straight towards a corner of the hall.

In addition to handing over tasks, the Mercenary Guild has a very important role, which is to exchange information and pass on information.

Here, if you're willing to spend a few resource points, it's easy to get far more detailed information from those informants than "instant war reports", and there are some gossip that you will never find in war reports, and you can find everything here.

Even, sometimes, even the intelligence officers under the big conglomerates have to spend a lot of time here to collect information that, although trivial, may hide key clues.

In a nondescript corner of the guild hall was a slightly tattered table, and in front of it was a plastic board with the words "Information Consultation, Price Negotiation." ”

Behind the desk sat a somewhat obscene old man, with a thin body wrapped in a completely ill-fitting army-green coat, a small black melon-skin hat buttoned upside down on his head, and a fountain pen with a bald nose in his hand—this was a pair of small round-framed sunglasses from the old days when blind fortune-tellers on the street were missing.

"Qi, what do I think...... This old man doesn't look very reliable, huh? Hans touched his beer belly and whispered in Qi Lin's ear.

"Honestly...... I think so, but look at the other tipsters. Qi Lin pointed to several other stalls selling intelligence and information, almost all of them were surrounded by many players, only this stall that looked like a fortune teller was deserted.

Probably other mercenaries feel unreliable when they look at the old man's dress - like other intelligence dealers, either a well-fitting suit and leather shoes, plus a riotous tie, or a tactical equipment, paired with a nylon helmet that is not bulletproof but very stylish - only this old man, giving people the feeling that he is completely relying on two pieces of mouth to cheat and cheat.

Even when he was in Steel City before, John, the black intelligence dealer introduced by Lao Xuan, felt more reliable than this old man.

However, Qi Lin doesn't want to squeeze with other players now, anyway, this place is empty, so let's ask first, and try to see if this guy is really here to cheat and cheat, or if he has some stock in his stomach.

"I'm going to inquire about someone."

Qi Lin walked quickly to the old man's table, pulled over a folding chair, and sat down.

"Pay for resources or in kind?" The old man glanced at Qi Lin quietly and said slowly.

"Don't you first ask who I'm going to inquire about? How can there be an intelligence dealer who starts bargaining without saying anything, uncle, you are not professional? Qi Lin narrowed his eyes.

"This is my rule here, before I consult, I have to pay a 'service fee' first, not much, ten resource points, or the equivalent in kind."

Qi Lin can understand why the front door of this god-like old man's stall is full of birds, how can there be an intelligence dealer who asks for a service fee of ten points as soon as he opens his mouth, this guy can be regarded as a strange flower in this industry, right?