Hunter: I became stronger even after I died.

Chapter 260 Goals x Risks
People who are passionate about collecting unusual items often share a common psychological trait.

Driven by strong personal preferences, they seek recognition and admiration from their peers within their circle.

Therefore, these collectors have a much stronger desire to share and show off than ordinary collectors.

They not only pursue the rarity of their collections, but also their symbolic status within the circle.

And collections of human organs like the fiery red-eyed one, which is hailed as one of the seven beauties, are undoubtedly among the best in their category.

Therefore, unless absolutely necessary, collectors who are passionate about human organs will not easily make impulsive purchases.

But at this year's Yorknews auction, there were two pairs of eyes burning with rage...

Moro's first reaction was that he had made the right decision to come, but he was soon forced to confront the predicament of a lack of funds.

With the existing 14 billion yuan, it would be difficult to even bid on a single pair of "Fire Eyes" (a type of firework), let alone two pairs.

Beside him, unlike Moro who was worried about funding, Kurapika was filled with anger, his reddened eyes fixed on the fiery red-eyed photo in the auction catalog.

When his gaze fell upon the cold text next to the fiery red eyes describing the extermination of the Kurta tribe, his fists clenched even tighter, causing the chains to rattle.

Even with specific emotional control training, the mere thought of...

With his people's eyes displayed as commodities before countless buyers, Kurapika could no longer contain his anger.

He would find himself thinking about it involuntarily.

Who owns these two pairs of eyes?

Could it be my father's or mother's?

Could it be Pailo's?

The mere thought of this caused Kurapika immense inner turmoil.

Hearing the clanging of the chains, Moro closed the auction catalog, reached over Kurapika, and handed the catalog to Menchi on the other side of the back seat.

Menchi took the auction catalog and immediately flipped through it, hoping to find a picture of the Cello Seven Kitchen Knife.

Moro withdrew his hand, his gaze sweeping over Kurapika's tightly clasped hands, and then casually patted Kurapika's shoulder.

This slap startled Kurapika slightly, but he slowly came to his senses and gradually calmed down.

Moro looked at his profile and said calmly, "Anger won't solve anything. The auction for the eye is on the evening of the 5th. Before that, we need to raise at least 50 billion."

"50 billion, and only four days..."

Kurapika took a deep breath, his brow furrowed slightly, and said in a low voice, "When we get to Yorknew City, I'll go to the bank to pawn my Hunter License and see how much I can borrow."

"We can only borrow 100 million, which is just a drop in the bucket."

Moro shook his head and gave the answer directly.

Unlike selling a hunter's license directly, if you were to take out a bank loan, the amount would indeed only be 100 million.

Therefore, Kurapika's suggestion is meaningless.

Hearing Moro's words, Kurapika's brows furrowed even deeper. His anger gradually subsided, replaced by an eagerness for money.

As early as last year, he realized that money and power were equally important on the road to recovering his people's eyes.

Without sufficient financial resources, he could only watch helplessly as the hottest item was snatched away by someone else, just like last year.

Even if one understands the importance of money, the real problem lies in how to earn a large sum of money.

Moro glanced at Kurapika and could clearly see a hint of anxiety on the other's face.

He didn't say anything more, but thought of Kurapika in the original story, who, in order to find the eyes of his people, opened a casino to earn money and then used money to try to redeem the eyes of his people.

However, during the process of redeeming the eyes, there will always be eye holders who are unwilling to trade.

In such situations, Kurapika can only resort to threats, deception, coercion, and other methods.

It can be said……

At that stage, Kurapika would lose something every time he regained a pair of his people's eyes.

As memories intertwined, Moro raised his hand to support his cheek, turning his head to look at the desolate scenery rushing past the car window.

From the moment he accepted Kurapika's dying wish and thus touched those "memories," he had already decided to help Kurapika regain all his Scarlet Eyes. However, on the path to regaining his eyes, he wouldn't take on all the difficulties for Kurapika; he hoped that Kurapika could grow and improve through the process.

Even if this process is full of hardship and pain...

Therefore, Moro did not react after noticing Kurapika's anxiety.

If the person who is anxious right now is Kurt, then he might take care of Kurt's emotions as carefully as if he were taking care of a child.

But Kurapika is not a child.

Therefore, what Moro should do is not take care of Kurapika, but accompany him.

He didn't want to see Kurapika gradually lose his pure goodness in order to find the eyes of his people.

He hopes even more...

One day in the future, Kurapika will be able to truly let go of his burdens and, in the most peaceful and carefree state, experience the beauty of this world that is not obscured by hatred.

"Money... is a minor matter."

Moro stared out the car window at the dust and sand being whipped up by the airflow.

Whether bidding for Red Eye at Yorkshire auctions or buying it from other Red Eye holders...

These are basically things that can be solved with money.

The real trouble was those red-eyed creatures in the hands of Cheridone, the fourth prince of the Kakin Empire.

Money alone cannot win back Red Eyes from this beast in human skin.

It can only be done through robbery or theft.

But behind this beast stands a superpower comparable to V5, and it is also vaguely involved in a meticulously planned scheme that Yang De has been brewing for thirty years.

Morrow's understanding of Yang De is not deep.

What is certain is that, although Byonde is the son of Chairman Netero, his style of doing things is quite different from Netero's.

Putting aside their strength, if you put these two together, Moro actually thinks Chairman Netero would be easier to deal with.

In conclusion, if you want to take Red Eyes from Celidonich, you have to be prepared to take huge risks.

"There's no point thinking about it now."

Moro slowly stopped his thoughts.

There are 36 pairs of red-eyed people in the world, so we can leave Celidonich for last.

Now we should be thinking about securing those two pairs of Red Eyes at the auction.

…………

Youkexin, Medocelli Hotel.

Inside a suite.

Melina sat upright in her office chair, holding a cell phone that was on a call.

A man's voice was coming from the phone.

"The half-body remains of the Nosa murderer, and two pairs of fiery red eyes. I'll pay any price to see them on the 10th."

"Ok."

Melina replied calmly.

pat.

The call was then disconnected.

Melina gently placed her phone on the desk, her eyes deep and unfathomable.

The man who just gave her the order was none other than the fourth prince of Kakin.

(End of this chapter)