Demon Lord 3

What does it mean to leave everything to fate? Tie that person up a mountain, then untie the ropes. If they die, is that what they deserved? If they don't die, is that their fate? I actually think this method leans towards letting the person go. After all, if they're left on the mountain, they might escape. The premise is that they're untied. If you don't untie the ropes and let them escape, that's truly leaving everything to fate, right? But that doesn't seem right either. Not untying the ropes seems like you're trying to kill them, so neither is right. What methods would a true killer use? Thinking of this, I turned my gaze to Xing Zhichuan. He also took a sip of red wine and said, "If you want to ask a real killer, then I will tell you, it is actually quite simple, and it is not as complicated as you think. That is, you can use any method. A real killer will not do all of this to the extreme and use all these methods. He will use whichever one is appropriate for each matter. This is the true quality of a killer. In fact, there is no fixed killer. They just act according to their own rules and the methods that suit them this time. Nothing is born. It is only what we want or not. No one can control our lives, nor can anyone control the lives of us killers. Killers work every day to support their families and to make money. You can see which killer is willing to be a killer. Isn't it all because of this life? They believe that this life must have a responsibility and an obligation, that is, they must work hard and make money every day they survive. Really old killers should not do that. "I've been doing this for decades, but didn't I quit eventually? According to my previous life's trajectory, I spent the next few years focusing on how to increase my power and strive for success. As for my later career, I never considered being a killer again. It's all about living your life young. What's the best job between 15 and 25? Going back further, it gets increasingly difficult. You can do the math on how old I am this year. I should have quit a long time ago, but there hasn't been much work since then, and I've had more and more people working under me. Now it's mostly just a training process, so I don't really do much myself. I haven't taken on any new orders in the past two years. I've just been seeing if anyone around me needs me to train my minions, and how many I can. Going on missions with them, it's like I've been working with them all my life. They won't see me as just a talker but a boss, but as a teammate fighting alongside them. That way, they'll build stronger bonds. At least for now, I can still do it." I asked him if he had decided what we were going to do after this trip. He nodded and said, "Of course, I have thought about it a long time ago. After I go out, I will no longer recruit younger brothers. I will win over all the younger brothers I recruited before, and then set up a relatively new organization, or work under my boss. Something may happen later. I will think about whether I should help the boss to get out of danger. After all, Zhou Chen is getting older and it is impossible for him to follow me all the time, so what happens later will definitely be my world. The boss doesn't want to do anything new, so I think that if these things are handed over to me, I can't mess them up, and we have to do them seriously all the time. Don't worry, in the case of development, I still have to see if there are any opponents. In my previous life, I died miserably, because I had opponents. "I'm not cut out for this line of work. It's too much power. Sometimes I even lose my way. As a killer, I've developed a habit of being a loner. Having too many subordinates can easily alienate me. But there's a better solution: I'll observe what happened in previous worlds. I think I can learn from their experiences and study them. Perhaps there's still room for improvement." Time ticked by, and there was still no movement. We were all growing impatient. We wanted to strike first, but we were afraid of alerting the enemy. The longer we stayed here, the more impatient we'd become. We might be about to be exposed, and then be dealt a blow. What would we do then? Disarming the bomb was becoming increasingly difficult. Now we could only wait here. What were we waiting for? We were waiting for us to regroup, rebuild, and finally find a good route.