Plug-in Players In Marvel

Some people think it's better to leave now, while others prefer to wait a few more days.

Excluding Yolanda, who had just reunited, the other eight people happened to hold two opinions, and it was a draw with four versus four.

"Yolanda, what do you think?" Naturally, Horok turned his attention to Yolanda: "You are the most familiar with this place, tell me your opinion."

"First of all, I don't think we need to count on Sister Guna's spaceship."

After thinking for a while, Yolanda raised her head, met the eyes of the eight sisters, and said something that no one expected.

"Um?"

"Everyone else's spaceships were taken away, except Sister Guna's." Yolanda showed a thoughtful look on her face, with a hint of speculation in her tone: "It's really not true. Was it discovered? I always feel a little weird."

"You mean... they deliberately pretended not to notice and set a trap?"

"Yes." Yolanda nodded: "There is no way to control everyone and let them cooperate with each other to create the illusion that 'the limelight has passed.' But if the scope is narrowed, only around Sister Guna I think they can still make a fuss about the spaceship. From the perspective of whether it can be implemented, I think the trick of "using sister Guna's spaceship as a bait to attract our attention" is actually feasible. possible."

"Well..." After thinking about it carefully, he felt that Yolanda's words made sense, and Horok couldn't help but look a little sad on his face.

If the truth is as Yolanda guessed, the spaceship driven by Guna was not exposed, but was used as bait by the enemy...

Let's not talk about whether our group of people can break through the trap set by the enemy and successfully board the spacecraft. Even if it can be done, whether the spacecraft can take off normally is still a question.

According to normal thinking, the spacecraft used as a bait must be manipulated secretly. For example, cutting off the power supply line makes it impossible to start the engine.

"Then do you have other options? I mean, can you find other spaceships to take us away from this planet?"

"Half and half." After thinking about it, Yolanda gave the answer: "If it were normal times, there would be no problem. But now, I can't guarantee 100% that I can do it. The guy I know , is a pure profit-oriented person. If the reward we promised is not generous enough to completely impress him... Haha, although I don't want to admit it, I have to say that he is really likely to covet Gao Tianzun's reward. Give us away."

"Don't you have any reliable friends?" Tina asked casually, somewhat depressed.

"Unfortunately, no." Yolanda shrugged, a trace of loneliness flashed in her eyes: "This is Sakaar. Anyone who dares to truly let go of his heart and trust another person will not end well. Moreover, Ever since I became a human being, I have never thought about making friends with anyone.”

Unlike the situation of people like herself, Yolanda left Asgard alone, with no other sisters around her.

After so many years, loneliness has become her daily routine.

"Cheer up, things are different now. With us here, you are no longer alone." After imagining the scene of Yolanda wandering around alone, Parona couldn't help but feel sorry for her, and couldn't help but smile. He opened his arms and hugged her gently from behind.

"Yes." Feeling the warmth brought by Barona, Yolanda raised her hand and rubbed her cheek, shook off the distracting thoughts in her mind, and put on a smiling expression again: "With my sisters here, I am no longer alone. . From now on, wherever you go, I will go.”

"Of course, we were originally together."

I won’t go into details here if I want to comfort you.

Compared to the current business, that was just an insignificant episode.

After a while, the Valkyries returned to the topic.

"You just said that if the reward is not enough, he might betray us?" After a pause, Horok confirmed again: "In other words, as long as the reward we promise is generous enough, he will definitely not betray us? I What I mean is that how he chooses depends entirely on who pays more, and his will will not be affected by other factors, right?"

"Yes, that guy does everything based on the reward." Yolanda nodded: "As long as the money is enough, he feels it is worth the risk."

"If that's the case..." After thinking about it, Horok showed a faint smile: "Things will be easier to handle."

Needless to say, the other Valkyries understood what Horok meant.

"The worst thing is, we can get it together when we go back. Over the years, I have saved a lot of credit points. I believe you are the same, right?" Hilda said with a smile.

"No more, tens of millions is still no problem."

"I can come up with 30 million here. If it's not enough, I can sell some more things. Hmm... After all, I should be able to get around 80 million at most."

"Count me in, I've saved 50 million."

The one with the most money was not Horok, but Parona, who was the best at business among the eight.

She alone can come up with nearly 200 million credits.

Coupled with the 'deposits' in other people's hands, if you calculate it roughly, you can make up 500 to 600 million at least.

"Is it enough?" After calculating in his mind, he felt that it should be almost done. He Luoke looked at Yolanda again.

Yolanda was in a daze.

Although she had lived a very prosperous life on Saka Planet, when compared with her sisters, she would inevitably feel like "I am the only one who is so poor."

Gao Tianzun is a bit stingy. Every time he does business with him, he can only earn a small amount of income. This is one of them.

Secondly, it is also because Yolanda herself is too "free and easy". When she has some money, she will run out to buy wine and basically has no habit of saving money.

"Uh, oh, that's enough, that's enough!" Yolanda rubbed her hands in embarrassment after coming back to Horok's questioning voice: "Actually, it doesn't cost so much. With thirty to fifty million, it should be enough." enough."

"Eh? Thirty to fifty million is enough? Are you sure?"

"Well, I'm pretty sure." Yolanda scratched her head in embarrassment: "The spaceship itself only needs a few million, and it won't exceed 10 million until it dies. The extra ones are all for him. Risk compensation, and according to his consistent behavior, the price for risk compensation is about three to five times the commission.”

"..." The air became quiet, and the atmosphere fell into silence.

Almost half a minute later, Horok asked again: "Then it's decided. Yolanda, when do you think it's better to contact him? How many more days?"