Reborn in the end of the world, I scavenged in the empty city and bought for free

Song Bo sneaked into the Hunter Guild Building an hour ago.

For Song Bo, this kind of thing is easy to do. Unless one is a psychic above level A, few people can see through his "transformation". After all, he not only changed his entire face, but also shrunk the bones in his body. His original height of nearly 1.8 meters was reduced to about 1.7 meters after he shrunk his bones.

Song Bo walked naturally in the guild building. It was a five-story building, with each floor covering nearly 3,000 square meters and at least twenty offices on each floor. Small guilds here usually have three to four offices. In addition to normal office work, the offices also have a portion of space for hunters to register and rest after returning from their missions. Medium-sized guilds have more offices, with as few as seven or eight offices and as many as at least a dozen like the Xiaohe Guild.

The top of the building is the dormitory area, and any registered guild hunter can live in the dormitory for 100 points per month, and the remaining rent will be subsidized by the guild.

In addition, there is a cafeteria, gym and training room on the third floor.

The Hunter Guild Building did attract quite a few people with special abilities in its early days, but there were conditions for joining the guild. In addition to obtaining a hunter qualification certificate issued by the Hunter Association, one also had to pass the exam of the guild for which they registered.

The content of each guild's examination is different, but it is roughly divided into written examinations and physical tests. Some guilds lack talents with knowledge of superpowers, so the written test will account for a larger proportion, but most guilds still hope to recruit superpowers with combat experience, so physical tests are the primary consideration.

There is a sign of a small guild hanging on Song Bo's chest, but if you look closely, the photo will be a little blurry. After all, he took this sign from a dormitory on the fifth floor, and the original owner should still be outside on a mission. As long as he pays attention, it is unlikely that anyone will pay attention to him. After all, small guilds don't have a strong presence.

Nearly twenty minutes had passed from the time the incident occurred on the other side until these people began to prepare a release plan and hold a meeting for analysis. With such efficiency, the people on the other side would have been slaughtered long ago.

Although he knew there was a high-level monster on the opposite side, Song Bo had no way to rescue it. It was not that he did not want to save people, but he knew very well that the thing on the opposite side was not something he could deal with alone. Even if he went there rashly, not only would he fail to save people, but he might get injured or lose his life. He did not want to do such a thing that would not make up for the loss.

And right now he has a more important thing to do, which is to completely infiltrate the Hunter Guild and pull out the traitors among them and throw them in front of these people.

In fact, Song Bo had already started investigating this matter more than a month ago, but there was no definite evidence at that time. It was not until Cai Xing came back and found some clues about the death of the son and daughter-in-law of Liu Feng, the former president of the [Nifeng Guild]. After following this clue, he determined that this incident was related to Chen Ni, and that Chen Ni had also joined forces with the president of a small guild here and other people from the wanderer camp outside. First, they leaked the situation on the Hunter Guild's side, and then gradually undermined Liu Feng's power and influence. When the outsiders broke in, the unprepared Hunter Guild would be firmly controlled, and the entire camp would fall into the hands of the enemy.

At this time, all the people in the guilds began to talk about it, and the leaders of the two medium-sized guilds in charge of the work looked suspicious. They would not believe Song Bo's words without solid evidence.

Song Bo was not in a hurry, but walked up to one of the men.

The man was in his forties and didn't look special, but Song Bo narrowed his eyes and grabbed the man's wrist. The man jumped away like a frightened bird, as if there was some unspeakable secret in his right hand.

After noticing that something was wrong with him, someone shouted, "What the hell are you hiding in your hand..." Before the man could finish his words, he fell to the ground, holding his neck. He didn't even have time to close his eyes, and he twitched on the ground for a while before he died with his eyes open.