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Gerald Crawford:The Secretly Rich Man Novel (Invisible or Poorest) Chapter 1642
“I apologize for my earlier bad attitude. With that said, I hope we can cooperate throughout this rescue mission!” said Quest.

Not one to fuss over such small matters, Gerald was starting to feel that Quest was actually a rather nice person. What more, Quest was a professional adventurer with great courage and an adventurous spirit.

With that in mind, Gerald found himself smiling as he returned Quest’s handshake while saying, “Likewise. Regardless, allow me to formally introduce myself. Gerald Crawford!”

“Quest Leane!” replied Quest with his own smile.

Following that, both of them then began chatting rather cheerfully till they eventually drifted off to sleep at around three in the morning…

By seven the next morning, all fifteen of the rescue team members had already assembled and were ready to set off for the holy mountain.

Being the pioneer of the group, Quest was the first in line, followed by Gerald, Patrick, then the other members of the team.

good, so the rescue team’s journey up the mountain proceeded rather smoothly. Even so, the higher they went, the

put on oxygen

“It’s fine, Captain Wang. I don’t need

evidently nothing to Quest as well since he refused to wear an oxygen mask too. Quest,

over Gerald’s safety, so he turned around to ask, “Are you sure you don’t want to put one

shook his head before replying, “Don’t worry about me. I

the essential qi in his body actively cushioned the negative effects of the pressure. Due to that, not only was Gerald unaffected by

else. Even so, he now had a

team finally arrived at a resting spot after hiking for a little

double-checked their location before saying, “Alright, we’re currently at an altitude of three thousand feet up the holy mountain. From what we’ve previously gathered, the other adventure team disappeared

suggest we try to reach our target location before the weather gets too bad, Captain Wang. After all, the weather conditions up here appear to be much worse than what we had

bad a hike on paper, it was, in fact, extremely far from where

the terrain they had to walk through earlier wasn’t as bad as what was to come. After all, the higher they went, the more uneven the holy mountain’s terrain was going to get. Steep cliffs, for one, would certainly become more frequent, and