Book Bounty Login Novels & Stories

But of course, nothing came for free. To get what you wanted, you had to pay. Some people gave up their entire lives and became the crawling ants in Gravesend’s shadows. Others paid with love, family, or friendship. The price was brutal—but still, people flocked to it like moths to a flame, never stopping. After logging in, Raina checked the bounty board and other notifications. She didn’t see any unusual activity. That meant whoever had ordered the hit on her had used a dark channel. A dark channel meant bypassing the public bounty board on the Gravesend app and arranging the job in secret. There would be no trace of the transaction in the system.

He asks me, leaning forward. "I had told you I participated in a bug bounty program, hmm?" He nods to me, his eyebrows slowly furrowing. "I won a prize money of $50,000 for finding a vulnerability in their site." "What!" He shrieks, his mouth dropping open. I couldn't help but giggle at his expression. "Really?" He asks, his lips bunching into a surprised smile "Yeah.." I laugh. "Wow! Now how much do you have in your account?" "Almost three lacks," I beam at him, proudly.

“Please, do enlighten me.” The server walked toward them, only to stop as Rebecca’s male companion lifted his hand and waved the young girl off. Rebecca paid the girl no attention, her eyes only for the tycoon in front of her. His account on their payroll would bring in a cool half a million dollars a year, and that was just for starters.

” “2 weeks ago, I got intel from a trusted source that there was a bounty to be posted on your head on the dark web…. It hadn't gone love yet at the time I saw it but it could have now.” “W-w-what…. bounty? I don't understand….” “Please. Let’s get off this plane, and I’ll tell you everything. I’ll show you the proof. I don't trust that this flight is safe.” Wren was wrapped in horror that was more than the skepticism she felt, but she still tried to refuse. “You expect me to just…”

I went to work as usual the next morning. When I got home at night, I did not even eat before I logged into the app. Lilith had texted me a while ago. [Come early. I’m still working at Table 8. I’ll wait for you.] She even texted me a kiss emoji. When I got there, I found that the table was livelier. I checked the record. It turned out that a player with a username called Book Lover won nearly 5 million dollars in an hour. I inevitably drew in a cold breath. 5 million dollars! That was enough for me to buy a moderate mansion in Anpearl.