“The thing is… it takes a lot of money to buy intelligence reports. But don’t worry, little Ah Qing, that money was spent wisely!” The Captain gave an embarrassed chuckle. “You listen to me. Once I make all the final arrangements, you and I are going to hit it big. You could go outside and risk your life on missions for ten years and not benefit as much as you will from this job! And that... is why I need your support, little Junior Brother.”10

The Captain’s voice was filled both with complacency and longing for the future.1

Xu Qing was actually a bit curious. Knowing the Captain as he did, he got the feeling that the job would probably be just as amazing as the Captain was making it out to be. But it would also be incredibly risky.9

After mulling it over, he decided to support the Captain with spirit stones. After all, he had plenty to spare nowadays; what he lacked was military credit. He exchanged a few more messages, and tried to arrange to either go meet the Captain to transfer the funds, or have the Captain come over. But the Captain was busy with something and said he didn’t have time at the moment. The two of them agreed to meet up at the Supreme Void Demonization Sect the next day.5

At the same time, Xu Qing let the Captain know about how swordsages could use military credit to learn the techniques of the three great sects. The Captain was immediately intrigued.1

“You can do that? How come I haven’t heard...0