I'm A Quadrillionaire

I’m A Quadrillionaire chapter 250

If the mission failed, the money would be returned to the employer in full.

The employer and the person executing the mission would not meet the entire time, and they would not get into contact. This way, the employer’s identity would be better protected.

Ever since the establishment of the dark web, the failure of a mission had never affected the employer too badly. Hence, the popularity of the dark web ended up increasingly quite rapidly.

Nowadays, the dark web had become a place that provided for countless mercenaries and assassins.

Also, it would rank the mercenary groups and assassins according to the difficulty of the mission and completion rate.

The ones who could get to the top of the rank would be the people who were very famous in the underground world.

As for the dark web itself, all the countries insisted on abolishing it. A country’s important political leader might be assassinated at any time because of its existence.

However, it could not be helped. The dark web’s address seemed to be changing every day, and it was maintained by the best hackers in the world, making it impossible to get rid of it completely.

dark web was getting stronger day by

appointment was approaching, and he should not get into trouble

Stan brazenly, but he was unwilling to let David off the hook just like that. Hence, David’s arrival in Capital City would be

employer so that he could get internationally famous assassins to get rid of

if it was successful. Even if

the dark web, which meant that no one was accepting

puzzled. From what he knew, the price to assassinate a peak Tiger Ranker would cost about 300 million dollars and

the dark web. He wanted it to be accepted as fast as possible, which was

did not expect that no one would accept it even after

What went wrong?

Zachary was confused.

he had posted a mission on

in

the assassination of a peak Tiger Ranker, there would be a massive difference between one who was just a lone individual with no forces