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Chapter 303 - 303 258 Hunting Saltwater Crocodile (Part 1)

?Chapter 303: Chapter 258 Hunting Saltwater Crocodile (Part 1) Chapter 303: Chapter 258 Hunting Saltwater Crocodile (Part 1) Noah knew where Leisha lived, so he took her straight home.

Chu Mingcheng returned to the hotel alone, made a video call with Jiang Luoluo, and then went to sleep.

The next morning at eight o’clock, Noah came knocking on his door to tell him about the profit-sharing issues after selling the crocodile.

Following Leisha, he wouldn’t get a share of the money.

As for Noah himself, he could only get ten percent of the total profit as he wasn’t involved in the direct hunting, usually assisting and helping with various tasks.

He claimed that he was rather fearful of death, feeling content to do some simple tasks and get a share of the money.

But Chu Mingcheng was a newbie, and Noah had asked several friends, none of whom were willing to take on a rookie.

In the end, it was Leisha who was more approachable and willing to take him in, but without any share of the money.

Chu Mingcheng frowned. He hadn’t expected Noah to bring this up now.

But whether it was earlier or later, it didn’t make much of a difference. After all, without someone to guide him, he wouldn’t rashly go hunting for saltwater crocodiles on his own; one mistaken move and his life could be over.

Seeing that Chu Mingcheng had no objections, Noah took him to Leisha’s house.

However, on their way there, he hesitated for a while, as if he had something to say.

Seeing this, Chu Mingcheng couldn’t help but say, “Noah, just speak your mind!”

At those words, Noah shrugged and spoke bluntly, “Alright then, I’ll say it. Mingcheng, you really shouldn’t have turned down Leisha. If she had been happy last night, she might have given you ten percent of the profit.”

“But clearly, she won’t give it to you now. So you’ll just have to gain some experience, and later on, I can introduce you to another crocodile hunter. You can shoot videos for him and help out.”

Chu Mingcheng was somewhat speechless: “Uh… Noah, I don’t care about the money. What’s important is that I need some experience hunting saltwater crocodiles and in the wilderness, so I can go solo later.”

“Ten percent of the profit is just over two thousand Australian dollars, which isn’t worth wasting my time.”

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