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    At this moment, Charlie Wade smiled and remarked:


    [Based on what I’ve gathered, the government and rebel forces have been engaged in numerous intense battles. The government forces are struggling with ack of funds, food, weapons, and ammunition. Their troops likely receive minimal training, resulting in lowbat efficiency. Therefore, the few soldiers they’ve dispatched to protect you and your team are practically ineffective. Your teamprises unarmed graduates; if anything happens, escaping will be nearly impossible.]<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Ziva hesitated before responding:


    [It… It shouldn’t be that severe.]


    Charlie chuckled and replied:


    [That’s your perspective, but if a real crisis urs, will you still believe it’s not that serious?]


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    [I’ve heard that mercenaries are highly sought after in war-torn regions of the Middle East. Hiring a group of well-equipped and trained mercenaries would significantly enhance your safety during this entire process.]


    Ziva Hank, looking embarrassed, exined: [Hiring mercenaries is far too expensive. We consulted the ckwater Company in the United States. On the Syrian front, their mercenaries charge a daily rate of two thousand USD per person.]


    [This quote doesn’t even cover the costs of weapons and equipment. Ammunition is an additional expense, and if they require vehicles, the price skyrockets. Our budget is extremely tight; we can’t afford to hire mercenaries.]


    Charlie Wade smiled and responded:


    [Consider how valuable the 20 million dors I promised you truly is! As long as youe to Aurous Hill to assist me, you can use that 20 million to fund your team. If a mercenary costs two thousand dors a day, your team could bring on board twenty mercenaries for just forty thousand dors a day.]


    [Even if your documentary crew stays in Syria for six months at that rate, it would total 6 million dors. Adding in the cost of renting some armored vehicles, you’d max out around 10 million dors.]


    [With the remaining 10 million, you can fully invest in your filming efforts. Imagine equipping your team with top-notch photography and filming gear, the best aerial photography tools. Even if you find yourselves in a conflict and under fire, you could fund the rental of an armed helicopter used by American mercenaries to protect you from above. The aerial footage of your team being rescued amidst chaos would astonish the world!]


    Ziva Hank seemed somewhat tempted, yet still hesitated and said:


    [What you’re saying makes a lot of sense. My team and Imitted to enduring this experience together, whether we live or die. If I were to leave now, I’d be breaking my oath to my team.]


    Charlie smiled and reassured her:


    [Don’t bear such a heavy burden. Think of it this way: A group of friends is driving through the desert when their car breaks down in the middle of nowhere. They have limited supplies and won’t survive long together in the car. Someone needs to venture out to find help or a gas station to ensure everyone’s survival.]


    [Even though this person must leave the car and the group behind, she can return with enough fuel and supplies, as well as better vehicles and equipment. This enables the team to advance, better prepared and in a much safer position. Don’t you agree this is a wise choice? Especially for your friends still in the car, this significantly enhances their chances of survival.]


    [I think you should discuss this with your colleagues. I believe they will see this as a fantastic opportunity!]


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