Hunter: You Call This Food Hunter?

If Steger is not lying, the physical fitness of these people is really at the peak of ordinary people.

Then an annual salary of 20 million is not a big problem.

The problem is that Wright probably can't afford that much money to hire people.

The annual salary of 20 million that Steger mentioned refers to one person, not a team of people.

Wright probably has more than 500 million in funds.

There were originally more, but because of Eaton's request, Wright used them to start a company to manage his business.

In other words, if everyone chooses the highest employment level, then Wright will not be able to hire even 30 people if he spends more than 500 million on it.

And it can only be employed for one year.

Wright thought about it and finally decided to hire two people at the highest level, ten people at the next level, and forty people at the bottom level.

The top two people were responsible for his safety, and Wright was only going to be employed for one year and not renew after that.

He didn't forget what Eaton said when he taught Nen, as long as you master mind, you can fight one against a hundred, and it's easy to block bullets with your body.

Wright is confident he will master Nen within a year. At that time, these two bodyguards will have to be replaced by Hui Nen.

The remaining fifty people belong to the company's security personnel.

This is already the number of security guards for many large companies.

Wright considered that the company that operates vibranium would become a monopoly in the future and would attract the covetousness of many people, so he hired so many people at once.

As for the addition of Nosla family gang members...

Have you ever seen a gang whose personnel were expanded by recruiting people from security companies?

What's more, this is Meteor Street.

If you really dare to use the people under the elders as cannon fodder, I guarantee that you will not see the sun the next day.

After the business was settled, Steiger asked his men to take Wright to select people.

As for himself, he took Eaton sightseeing in the city.

The elders have put a lot of thought into the development of Meteor Street.

The city has a stable power supply and even trams with fixed routes.

Through Steiger's introduction, Eaton learned that Meteor Street was also a place with serious class divisions.

At the bottom are the homeless scavengers Eaton saw in the garbage mountain before entering the city.

Most of them are zombies who have lost their dreams, surviving day by day.

According to Steger, he used to be one of them.

In addition to these homeless people, the communities of Meteor Street are distributed in the form of settlements on the outskirts of the city.

Abandoned babies and children born on Meteor Street will be raised by older women in the colony.

Men will work in factories, shops and other places opened in Meteor Street.

The church is a very important facility for Meteor Street, undertaking the functions of social relief and education. It is one of the few places in Meteor Street that is not mixed with any darkness.

The board of elders will not interfere with the development of the church, and may even provide financial support.

For the residents of Meteor Street, it is better to have a spiritual belief than to be like the homeless wanderers on the garbage hill outside.

By the way.

Chrollo is so familiar with Bible stories because he grew up around churches as a child.

Although the logo of Phantom Troupe is a spider, it also references Jesus and his twelve apostles.

It was the church that Steiger took Eaton to.

He is good at observing people and situations and knows what kind of people to introduce to different customers.

Like Wright before him.

Although there are Nin people who are employed in Meteor Street, Stig knows that the price is not affordable for Wright.

So he didn't introduce it at all.

Although Eaton did not state his requirements, Steiger knew that what he wanted was to look for qualified talents to train like the Zoldyck family.

A person like this is undoubtedly the most suitable person to choose from the children of Meteor Street.

“After reaching an agreement with outside gangs, Meteor Street does not prohibit them from taking away children or even adults here.

But the premise is that these people need to leave with them voluntarily, and people from the outside need to pay a sum of money for the people who are taken away, and help them solve their identity problems in the outside world.

In addition, if Meteor Street knows that the people of Meteor Street have been treated unfairly outside, Meteor Street will seek justice for them. "

As Stig explained, he led Eaton to the door of the church.

The children here happened to be praying.

The tender and innocent children's voices came out from the church, giving people a faint feeling of purifying the soul.

The two Eatons came to the door of the chapel, and Stig asked: "Sir, do you need to stop them?"

Steiger's original intention was for the church people to gather the children together and let Eaton choose.

But the question is, how does Eaton know this?

He doesn't really have a method of selecting talents like the Zoldyck family.

The reason why he came to Meteor Street was just because Niong's prophetic poem told him that he would gain something here.

"No need, let's take a look here first."

This sight really made Eaton see something.

Among the children of various ages, Eaton noticed a girl about 7 years old.

She was wearing plain jeans and a black turtleneck, with a cross necklace around her neck.

If you don't look carefully at the short dark green hair, it's easy for people to mistake it for black.

A pair of large black-rimmed glasses almost covered half of her face.

Behind the glasses is a pair of big indigo eyes.

The eyes reveal a natural and dull temperament, as well as an indifference buried deep in the eyes that is indifferent to everything.

This familiar outfit reminded Eaton of someone.

Shizuku Murasaki, the future Phantom Troupe No. 8, the embodiment of Nen.

Nen is a vacuum cleaner with a unique shape - a fish with bulging eyes.

The bulge-eyed fish can inhale anything that does not contain nen at Shizuku's command.

Because of this characteristic, he is mainly responsible for the aftermath and transportation in the brigade.

Of course, Shizuku's fighting ability is not weak either.

During combat, she can flexibly summon and remove the bulging fish, inflict bleeding wounds on the enemy's body, and then use the bulging fish to drain the enemy's blood.

Although his wrist strength ranks second to last in the brigade, it is still on par with the twelve-year-old Enhancer Gon.

Although Shizuku looks cute, he is polite.

But he is naturally forgetful, and his actual personality is unexpectedly calm and ruthless, and he is indifferent to many things.

In the original work, Shizuku acted very calmly even when he read the prophetic poem and learned that he might die next week.

The only thing that matters is abiding by the rules of the brigade.

The concrete strictness of her eyes is clearly reflected in her body.