Feng Yi had been delayed on Bull Planet for a continuous seven days, as the years sang and time flew by; in a blink of an eye, seven days were upon him.

Little did he know that just as he was about to embark on his journey, the Dream Team had actually gotten into trouble.

Legend had it that buried 2,000 kilometers away in the Calvia Mountains lay two discarded Mecha. That area had once been an early war relic site, with countless discarded equipment and electronic waste buried underground. The area had slight radiation contamination but posed no threat to fighters like Red Ghost.

Heading out for adventure, Mecha not only served as combat partners but also as proof of the identity and status of bounty hunters.

Although the buried Mecha in Calvia Mountains were just rumors, combined with the remote distance and the presence of radioactive material in the wasteland, very few people had ventured there over the decades.

However, the Dream Team was different - this spirited young team had companions, ample logistics, and support equipment. Burning with a strong desire for the unknown and eager to pioneer new territories, they finally reached out to the Hunter's Guild and purchased a piece of intelligence that was not very reliable.

Unfazed by the stormy weather, they quickly arrived at the Calvia Mountains. Fortunately, the stars of their dreams were not too unlucky; after three days, they successfully located the designated site using detection devices and, after several excavations, unearthed two buried discarded Mechas and some other semi-useful electronic waste.

However, with the good came the bad; the team inadvertently disconnected a military optical cable belonging to the Freelancer's Bounty Tribe, causing a collective three-hour paralysis of several local branches, resulting in immeasurable losses.

In other words, depending on the severity of their situation, the four could be sentenced to 3-180 years in prison, and with live tracking recorded by their wrist devices, all their actions were exposed without any place to hide.

When they realized this, Xixi, who usually remained calm in any situation, was terrified! How could they have dug up an optical cable in such a place, especially an official cable of the Bounty Tribe—the likelihood of such an event was even lower than being struck by lightning? As for the damage they had caused to the local area and even to the entire Bull Planet, they might not be able to afford it. Even if it was an unintentional mistake, they would still have to serve at least three years in prison.

Kevin stared wide-eyed, "Boss, what do we do now?"

"God knows." Xiu Yi slumped despondently onto the war chariot and began to ponder his life...

"Xiu Yi, let's turn ourselves in," said Red Ghost suddenly, breaking his silence, "If we surrender now, maybe we can compensate for the losses and offset them with honorable contributions, and avoid prison. That's our only way out."

Upon hearing this, Xiu Yi was silent for a long time, and finally, he made the choice of his life...

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Through a tip from Eggy, Feng Yi was the first to receive the news that the optical cable was damaged... who would have thought this young man would cause such a reckless adventure team to damage the cable, truly reckless.

What to do next? Being the real mastermind behind Freelancer's Bounty Tribe, this matter was not huge for Feng Yi, but a lesson was still necessary.

However, soon after learning that Xiu Yi had already proactively contacted the nearby Bounty Tribe and clarified the crime, Feng Yi dismissed that thought. As a hunter, as a team leader, and as a man, he ought to bear the pressure he was under, and Xiu Yi did not disappoint him.

Feng Yi sent out a Heavenly Communication reassuringly, and after a brief chat with Reyna, he decided to leave Bull Planet. Before he left, he watched the team from a distance through instant teleportation...

The help he could offer was indeed limited; from now on, they had to blaze their own trail. Although Feng Yi would still silently watch over everyone and perhaps correct their course along his journey, there are no gains without pains in this world. All strength must come from one's own efforts. Carrying hopeful sentiments and a trace of relief, Feng Yi turned around and silently disappeared from his standing spot...

Before he could move, Xiu Yi's Heavenly Communication began buzzing incessantly... Seeing that it was his father calling, Xiu Yi hesitated for a long time but eventually pressed the answer button. As a disciple of Feng Yi, he would not run away.

He might have been better off not answering; hearing Reyna's calm voice on the other end rather than his typically explosive rants made Xiu Yi uncomfortable, rather putting him through a sound beating.

"Hello, is this Xiu Yi?" came the voice, very calm.

"Yes," Xiu Yi responded after a long pause, "You're calling about the cable digging, right? I have already turned myself in." As a team leader, Xiu Yi would not shift responsibility onto anyone else.

"Heh, that's more like a man, well done," the voice commented.

"Well done...?"

"Right, at least you didn't disappoint your Brother Feng, but it's just that much you managed."

"Brother Feng, how would he know?"

"That's not important—I'm here to tell you that Feng Yi has already covered for you, don't worry too much."

Thinking of Feng Yi, Xiu Yi suddenly felt teary-eyed. Once again, it was Brother Feng helping him from the shadows. On this adventurous path, Brother Feng was like a protective fighter jet, shielding him from the storm. Yet he kept disappointing Feng Yi time after time.

Xiu Yi pounded his fist heavily against the vehicle! He hated his own ineffectiveness. As a prospective hunter, Xiu Yi, who had already mastered various survival skills, thought he could stand alone. yet every time trouble came, it was under Brother Feng's protection that he survived safely, proving himself utterly useless.

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