Bounty Hunters Salary Novels & Stories

“So, this bounty hunting escapade is advertised on the dark net, but why would they allow the payment to be traced back to the person who puts the bounty?” “No, they didn’t. Whoever made this website completely untraceable is a genius, but nothing is completely untraceable to me. Every hacker has their own signature code, and I know who created it. He’s supposed to be a myth and only goes by Ghost. How original.” He talked while typing like a lunatic. “My guy is a genius,” Linden smirked proudly at me. “How much does he pay you, Yue? I’ll double it.” “It’s loyalty that you can’t buy, asshole,” Linden said. Yet, I still heard a little worry in his voice. “He worked at one of the companies of

“There’s chatter. Someone leaked a new bounty. Not just on Margarette—on all of us.” I stood up too fast. “A bounty?” “Open contract. No names. Just photos and a price.” “How much?” Leon asked. Dorian looked at me. “Dead, they get five million. Alive… ten.” The fire crackled. Leon swore. I felt my knees shake again—but this time, I didn’t fall. I straightened, my voice low and steady. “Then they better pray they kill me first.” Leon turned, pride flickering in his eyes.

Instead, they would confidently go after Wilson and Wilson, depending on who the hunters were and how many they were either fought or fled. By noon, he had already reduced the hunters to twenty-four minus seven. He was surprised at how easy some of them actually were to kill. Many times, he wondered to himself where these people's confidence came from if they were so weak, inexperienced or simply oddly unskilled and overconfident and reliant on tech (which by the way, was not even that Hi-Tech. Just on the okay level). What he did not know was that the high bounty price on Dash and Sofia's heads were still a little too low to the real pros and hence, thought it was still not worth their time

It was downright bone-chilling. Cirold was momentarily dazed by the carnage, but rage quickly flared up, burning through her shock. He glared at Liam, his face twisted in a snarl, and bellowed, "Go! Take them down! A $1.5 million bounty on their heads! No, wait—make it 7.5 million dollars!" The original offer was tempting enough, but 7.5 million? That was a fortune those goons could only dream of.

“What’s the difference?” “Take a look at the first book of hunters. And please, sign it. And once one you have attained the rank A, and still want to be a member of Hunter’s Corp–you will have to sign second book of hunters. There will also be an oath you must speak.” She handed a piece of paper to Silver. . . _________ BOOK OF HUNTER ___________ We are not responsible for the death of any hunter during their mission. Hunters are paid 80% of coins paid by our clients if the mission is completed successfully. 20% is used by our department.

Many of these bounty hunters had been exploring outside and should have collected some strange and precious items. He could ask them to take them all out and then privately paid a huge sum for them. At the same time, he could instruct them not to expose the exact price, as otherwise, Her Royal Highness would investigate the matter afterward and make them give back what they got. In doing so, these bounty hunters would surely keep their mouths shut and not expose themselves after getting a such huge benefit. That way, he could spend a lot of money in a short period and get a lot of lavish points.

What kind of man would have hidden her and hasn't been tempted by the bounty on her head? Wait! Or maybe that's what I need. A bounty hunter. A smile tugged at my lips at that thought. Oh yes....that's just it. Bounty hunters are more savage than investigators...although they are rare. They are always able to do their job. I faced the two useless investigators. "Get out of my sight, you can't even do a simple job " They turned to leave... "Oh, and make sure you top the money. We need to find that girl!"

An annual salary of $400,000 was a lot of money, but not that much considering the job as a lawyer for a murder company. Well, apart from that, there were quite a few satisfying aspects. The annual salary of $400,000 was substantial, and as Mateo Martino said, bonuses came regularly. Unlike Eugene, the other hitmen received weekly wages as their base salary and got bonuses for each job they completed, and each time, Eugene also received a certain amount as a bonus. Eugene was accumulating bonuses even while doing nothing. The problem was that these bonuses were essentially the price of human lives, but Eugene didn't think much about it. He rationalized that he wasn't receiving a share of the

Most of the jobs she had accepted this year were big cases, and it was normal that she was now wanted. [Common? Didn’t you see the bounty? It is $10 million!] Specter attached an emoji that showed as if he was about to crawl out of the screen. [Oh, yeah?] Nicole clicked an icon, and sure enough, she saw the reward of the job, which was the highest reward of this year. It seemed that she had stepped on someone’s toes, and that person was offering a $10 million bounty to come after her. That was interesting. If she was not the one being wanted, she would have taken on the job.

Next, they cast their glances in the direction of Springwell Village. “The game has begun.” A large number of them rushed into the village through that small bridge. All of the killers were in a mad rush to be the first because they looked at that village as their money bag, which consisted of countless money. Tyr and each of his brothers had a bounty of over a hundred million on them. Combined with other international bounty rewards, these people could be worth up to several billion dollars. This fact alone was enough to drive these bounty hunters crazy. “Wahahahaha, I can already smell the money.” Some killers hissed with excitement. Then, they rushed into the village. However, the moment