Ultimate Firepower Chapter 35 - 35 33 Taking the Initiative to Visit

35: Chapter 33: Taking the Initiative to Visit 35: Chapter 33: Taking the Initiative to Visit Books are less valued until they are needed.

Gao Yi knew very well that his English was poor.

He could handle simple everyday conversations, but words he didn’t recognize were completely alien to him.

After registering a formal user account that could also accept tasks, Gao Yi had truly entered the Dark Web.

He definitely needed to check the assassin rankings, which were essentially a list of service providers similar to the stores on so treasure website, with a long list of nas from top to bottom.

The ranks ranged from high to low, labeled as ABCDEF, with AAA being the highest and F the lowest.

The highest AAA rank had only one na, Zilch.

As for the Andic Group, which Gao Yi was interested in, it was ranked AA at the top; however, next to the na Andic was a parenthesis adding the word “organization.”

This ant both assassin organizations and individual assassins were included in the sa list.

The top individual assassin was Zilch, at 3A level, unique in that category.

Andic Group, a large-scale assassin organization, also stood alone at the top of the assassin organizations’ list.

Further down was the A rank, the Garden that Luca had recomnded to Gao Yi twice was in this rank, which was quite high.

However, within the A rank, there were four individual assassins and five assassin organizations, with the Garden being the last in the A rank.

This ant that the Garden, as an assassin organization, was ranked lower than four individual assassins.

Below were plenty of B rank and C rank, and Gao Yi, of course, was in the lowest F rank.

In the lowest F rank, Gao Yi’s position was in the middle, alphabetically, with only six people in front of him out of seventeen in total.

Contrary to Gao Yi’s expectations, he thought the competition in the lowest rank would be fierce, but it turned out that most assassins were concentrated in the B, C, and D ranks, while the lower E and F ranks actually had very few people.

Purely a newcor, it seed he could only choose from public tasks as the likelihood of soone seeking him out specifically was almost nil.

Then Gao Yi began to pay attention to this top-ranked assassin organization.

Gao Yi didn’t know what the word Zilch ant and had to look it up online; he learned it ant insignificant or might also refer to an insignificant person.

The top-ranked assassin was called insignificant?

Also, the initial letter was Z, aning the only AAA rank assassin on the entire Dark Web had purposely used a word beginning with Z as their na.

This “insignificant person” really had confidence, the kind that reached the extre.

Leaving the assassin page to explore the Dark Web’s main hall, Gao Yi could see all kinds of services and a variety of goods.

The most popular items on the Dark Web were won, firearms, various banned drugs and, of course, the fake docunts that Gao Yi needed.

However, the various videos claid to circulate on the Dark Web were absent as they were too low-grade to be traded here.

Gao Yi needed fake docunts, so he entered a specific smuggling section and chose his region.

He found no specific option for Liberia, only a general West Africa section, and located within it three snakeheads offering smuggling services.

After further searching, two of the three snakeheads couldn’t use the Dark Web’s third-party assurance services, leaving him with only one option.

He contacted the rchant directly via private ssage.

“Hello, I need to travel from Liberia to the United States.”

After about two minutes, the snakehead replied.

“No business in Liberia, you need to make your way to Nigeria.”

After the snakehead responded, Gao Yi imdiately asked, “How much?”

“To arrive in xico, from xico to California, ten thousand dollars, the risk is your own, there will be soone to et you after arrival, confirm paynt before leaving.”

Ten thousand dollars was not expensive, but going through xico was not ideal.

Essentially, entering California from xico ant first arriving in xico and then, led by local gang-affiliated snakeheads, rushing across the US-xico border.

After crossing, one would remain undocunted in the United States.

Gao Yi didn’t want such trouble; he wanted a one-stop solution, so he imdiately said, “I want legal residency.”

This ti the snakehead paused for a mont before replying, and quoted a price Gao Yi found unacceptable.

Two hundred thousand dollars, two hundred thousand dollars would allow Gao Yi to fly to Los Angeles and pass through customs.

Then Gao Yi decisively chose the ten thousand dollar option.

There were too few people offering high-end services in West Africa.

Gao Yi felt it was best to minimize costs and get to xico first.

In xico, there were many people providing smuggling services, so Gao Yi planned to first reach xico, then find a high-end service provider there.

What cost two hundred thousand in West Africa might just be twenty thousand dollars there.

While Gao Yi was negotiating a price with the snakehead, he suddenly received a private ssage.

On opening the ssage, it was from a more upscale assassin, who directly inquired if Gao Yi, being in West Africa, was interested in taking on a high-priced, low-risk commissioned task, among other things.

Had he not known Luca, Gao Yi might have been deceived.

This was an interdiary who sought out consumables after discovering a new account.

Gao Yi simply ignored this net-casting interdiary, curious about how the other party knew he was in West Africa.

Then he began checking his settings, only to discover that the Dark Web also had a rough location feature, showing he was located in the West Africa region, which any diligent person could directly discern his position.

He quickly hid his address information, but in that short ti, Gao Yi received two more private ssages.

One offered a sale of suitable weapons, low price and high quality, available for contact anyti, with delivery to the door, paynt via the Dark Web after satisfaction, appearing to be a real tradesman.

Another indicated having nurous tasks urgently needing partners, suggesting contact if Gao Yi was interested, but such people didn’t rit any attention—it was just another interdiary fishing with direct hooks.

Unless utterly ignorant, not even a novice would be fooled.

Gao Yi simply wanted to quietly make his way to the United States, with a few hundred thousand dollars in hand, enough for him to live comfortably for a long ti.

As for tasks, well, those could wait.

But just as Gao Yi was about to finalize the transaction with the snakehead, he received yet another ssage.

This ssage was different.

It was a direct commission from a client, not a public task visible to all, but a direct assignnt given to him by the client.

“I have a job for you, two hundred thousand dollars, Dark Web guarantee, contact if interested.”

Gao Yi had only just registered.

He hadn’t even finished exploring the Dark Web and wasn’t familiar with its functions when a mysterious task with a not insignificant price found him.

This was indeed intriguing.

He had intended to ignore it, but after much hesitation, Gao Yi finally couldn’t resist replying.

“What’s the task?”