Maybe I shouldn't die.

What's more, the leader of their phalanx is destined to never recover, and the legion will definitely assign them a new leader.

If this matter is not handled properly, it will leave a mess.

Thinking of this, Han Qingshu sighed imperceptibly in his heart.

If no team leader is willing to accept them, then their three months of training will probably be wasted.

Even for her own experience, she had to get this matter done.

However, she is not the type of person who will carry things on her own. Naturally, these consequences must be made known to everyone to avoid someone deliberately making trouble when raising resources.

After all, she never overestimates people's hearts.

Therefore, before discussing the solution, Han Qingshu took the lead and said:

"As everyone knows, it is a common practice on the battlefield to reward those who come to rescue and bear the losses of the other party.

If this matter is not handled properly, when we encounter any danger in the future and want to ask for help, there may not be anyone willing to lend a helping hand.

Therefore, we must not be stingy when it comes to rewarding our predecessors."

As soon as he finished speaking, Han Qingshu noticed that the faces of several people around him couldn't help but change slightly. Although the change was extremely slight, Han Qingshu, who had been observing the expressions of the people around him, still noticed it.

It turns out that my previous worries were not unfounded.

She believed that as long as it was related to their own interests, these people would not be stingy with their resources.

After all, there are few poor talisman practitioners.

However, she would not just say half of it, so she continued:

"Next, whether we are waiting for a new leader to take over our formation or each of us is looking for a demon-killing team in three months, reputation is of vital importance."

Having said this, she paused again, and her tone became stern:

"If someone deliberately causes trouble and prevents us from collecting the compensation in time, affecting the reputation of the entire square, don't blame me for being rude."

As for how it was impolite, she didn't go into detail, believing that they could imagine it themselves.

After she finished speaking, she looked around and saw that everyone's expressions had become solemn. She nodded imperceptibly and her tone became gentle again:

"Of course, I will make all the accounts public."

The best way to prove your innocence is to make your accounts public.

She didn't want to work so hard to get everything done and then have someone secretly covet her resources.

You can’t gamble on people’s hearts!

Although she had just finished speaking, someone said:

"Fellow Daoist Han, you are worrying too much. There is no need to make the accounts public. We trust you."

"Yes, yes, you come from a great clan, how could you covet our resources?"

Some people also said:

"It is precisely because we trust Fellow Daoist Han that we cannot stop her from making the accounts public."

"That's right. This will better show that you are honest and can also prevent villains from making random guesses behind your back."

As soon as these words were spoken, those who wanted to persuade them not to make the accounts public stopped talking immediately and started praising Han Qingshu instead.

In just a moment, countless words of praise floated towards her like snowflakes.

Han Qingshu: ..., she is really not used to this way of praising people in the cultivation world.

However, this discomfort was not shown on his face.

After all, this is the world of cultivation.

Any monk with some talent or background will inevitably encounter such a scene.

If you get stage fright at this time, you will be considered petty.

So, with a smile on her face, she waited for everyone's praises before waving her hand and saying:

"Without further delay, let's discuss business first."

As soon as she finished speaking, everyone fell silent.

Seeing this, Han Qingshu continued:

"I wonder if you have any suggestions on how to pay the seniors."

As soon as the words fell, someone said:

"At market price?"

Someone immediately retorted:

"That's a high-level monster. There's no standard price for it."

"Then let's set the level of pricing for the demon-killing team, seniors."

"It seems possible, but what level of demon-slayer team are they, senior?"

"All Jindan monks, Class A, right?"

Everyone was talking about it, and Han Qingshu was also thinking along.

There are roughly two ways to price rescue in the human-demon battlefield. One is to price based on the value of the monster itself, and the other is to price based on the level of the demon-hunting team that comes to rescue.

This is also the reason why Han Qingshu wanted to capture a high-level monster before.

As long as a high-level monster is captured, its value will be enough to pay for the rescue fee of the demon-hunting team. Of course, it is divided equally, so this situation can be regarded as cooperative demon-hunting.

Since the first option doesn't work, the only option left is the second one. She made a decisive decision:

"The price will be based on the level of the demon-killing team."

After she finished speaking, she looked around and seeing that no one had any objections, she began to arrange the follow-up.

Arrange several people from different teams to inquire about the team levels and current remuneration prices of their predecessors.

Arrange people to take turns to take care of the fellow Taoists and team leaders in the medical clinic.

Arrange for someone to find the treating doctor and ask about the approximate cost of treatment.

After arranging everything, he took his men to find those Jindan seniors to inquire about the medical expenses.

To ensure that all required expenses can be settled as quickly as possible.

After all, she had laid so much groundwork just to allow everyone to raise resources willingly.

If I don’t take this opportunity to collect them all at once.

Who knows if these fellow Taoists will change their minds if it happens again.

There is always a reason why the old saying "the longer the night, the more dreams you have" has been passed down.

In order to avoid any unexpected events, she even planned to collect more money first. After all, the bill was transparent and she could just return it if she couldn't use it all.

However, whether it can be implemented depends on the opinions of everyone.

Perhaps because she had laid enough groundwork before, the plan was implemented smoothly, and soon they had collected all the spirit stone resources they needed.

The total amount is indeed quite large.

But it is still acceptable if it is shared equally among everyone.

After all, it is not just talk that most talisman practitioners have no shortage of spirit stones.

However, Han Qingshu did not provide this resource. Not only her, but also those cultivators who had just awakened and reached the Perfect Foundation Establishment stage were kicked out of the fundraising circle.

Everyone's opinions were unanimous and their attitudes were firm.

Moreover, Han Qingshu could not refute. After all, she represented not only herself, but also those fellow Taoists who were recovering from their injuries.

Resources were quickly raised.

Then Han Qingshu led everyone to deliver the rescue reward and medical expenses.

Well, although they didn't make any big fanfare, the fact that so many of them went out to look for someone still attracted a lot of attention.

And the seniors didn't mind their show.

After all, rescuing people from high-level monsters would also benefit their team's reputation.

A good reputation can do so much.

For example, the day after completing this task, a new leader was assigned to their team.