"You call me Sister Wenwen, and you call my brother Godfather..."
Before Song Wenwen could finish speaking, Nai Khun, Thailand man, walked out of the Ching Ping Theatre surrounded by several of his men. One of the men pushed Song Wenwen and Wu Xiu'er aside, making room for Nai Khun to leave the theater.
Who is Song Wenwen? She is the youngest of the four members of the Song Family. She was spoiled by her parents and older brother since childhood. Even when the family was poor, she never suffered any grievances. After her brother Song Tianyao became rich, she was transformed into a phoenix. She probably never even experienced being pushed or shoved, let alone being glared at.
Before Wu Xiu'er could react to being pushed, Song Wenwen immediately spoke up:
"Are you trying to die?! Is your whole family rushing to be reincarnated?"
The words he spoke were entirely inherited from his mother, Zhao Meizhen.
The Thailand man who shoved her understood Chinese. He was about to escort Nai Khun to the car on the side of the street when he heard Song Wenwen's vicious curses. He slapped Song Wenwen across the face, wanting to teach her a lesson!
He didn't notice that after he pushed Song Wenwen, several men squatting and smoking on the street in the distance had already thrown down their cigarette butts and walked quickly toward him. By the time he reached back to hit Song Wenwen, a flash of light appeared, and a knife was chopped toward his wrist!
"You dare mess with Miss Song and Mr. Song's goddaughter? You're asking for trouble!"
Chapter 486 A Large Number of People and a Powerful Force
After Song Tianyao rose to prominence, the first thing he did was to place some people around his family and women.
Moreover, Song Tianyao didn't need to make any special arrangements; Lam Kong would naturally handle it for him. Lam Kong was now considered Song Tianyao's confidant within the Police Force, even more trusted than Yan Hung. Although he hadn't been promoted yet, since Lou Fengyun started the Police Club, Lam Kong had acted as Lou Fengyun's translator, chatting with the Police Force Foreign Devil at least five times. Several of the Police Force Foreign Devil already knew that Song Tianyao was behind Lam Kong. As long as Song Tianyao continued to cooperate with the police Police Force, it would be difficult for Lam Kong not to be promoted. With business matters on his mind, Song Tianyao naturally left security to Huang Liu and Lam Kong. Huang Liu had no connections in Hong Kong and mostly served as a testing officer, while Lam Kong found some experts from several familiar gangs to provide protection for Song Tianyao's family and relatives.
Accompanying Song Wenwen was a young and skilled fighter that Lam Kong had specially recruited from the Chiu Chow Gang. His nickname was Gui Zai Fang, and he had one-quarter White Russian ancestry. As a result, Gui Zai Fang had a high nose and deep-set eyes, giving him a more Foreign Devil look compared to his companions.
Of course, the reason he was chosen to be by Song Wenwen's side was not because he was handsome, but mainly because Gui Zai Fang was the truly powerful junior that Lam Kong knew. Moreover, Huang Liu had also met Gui Zai Fang and said that this tall and strong young man who looked like Foreign Devil would be a sure winner against Chen Tai and Nine-Tattooed Dragon.
Unlike most young martial arts practitioners who learn their skills through apprenticeship, Gui Zai Fang's kung fu was a ruthless and vicious style passed down in his family. His father, half White Russian and half Chiu Chow people, used his Foreign Devil appearance and muscular physique to infiltrate the International Settlement Municipal Council Police Department as a team leader when he was making a living in Shanghai Bund in his early years. At the same time, there was also a famous Britain working in the Police Department, William Iwald Fairbairn, who founded "Defendu," the predecessor of CQC (Close Quarters Combat). Gui Zai Fang's father, as a member of the Police Department, was one of the first students to learn this new fighting style.
The alleyways and bustling streets of Shanghai provided the perfect environment for this martial art to flourish. It didn't require grand gestures or elaborate stances; it only required training strength, speed, and reflexes. Unlike traditional martial arts schools where you practiced dozens of repetitive routines every day, in the narrow alleys, if you encountered a few petty thieves who dared to arrest you, you could quickly take down several people with just a police baton before they even had a chance to draw their guns.
After Shanghai was liberated, Gui Zai Fang's father moved the whole family to Hong Kong. He originally wanted Gui Zai Fang offended Police Force officer during training in Wong Chuk Hang and was expelled from the academy. In those days, one either became a policeman or became a gangster. Unable to become a policeman, Gui Zai Fang ended up in the underworld. When he was expelled, he happened to be in the same class as Lam Kong, so he and Lam Kong had a friendship as classmates.
Seeing the Thailand guy provoke Song Wenwen and Wu Xiu'er, Gui Zai Fang flicked his wrist, and a short India Gabia tiger tooth knife he had bought from India secondhand shop on Lascar Street slashed at the other man's wrist!
The blade, almost bent at a ninety-degree angle, swiftly slashed an almost invisible wound on the opponent's wrist. The instant the blade cut through the opponent's wrist, Gui Zai Fang twisted his body and raised his leg, his left leg fiercely and sharply striking the opponent's face!
The Thailand man was kicked backward, his back slamming hard against the ground. Only then did blood suddenly gush from the thin wound on his wrist! Clearly, the tiger-tooth dagger had severed his blood vessel!
The entire sequence of movements was ruthless, swift, and executed flawlessly in one go!
The short knife, curved like a crescent moon, twirled nimbly between Gui Zai Fang's Gui Zai Fang, while his henchmen shielded Song Wenwen and Wu Xiu'er behind them.
Just as the Thailand men around Nai Khun were about to pounce on Gui Zai Fang, Nai Khun made a stop gesture, stepped forward, and looked down at his subordinate who had just been kicked down. This subordinate was quite brave; his wrist was cut and blood was gushing out, but he didn't seem to notice. He nimbly rolled over and stood up from the ground, giving Nai Khun a shameful look.
"Take Palina to the hospital." Nai Khun took a handkerchief from his suit pocket and handed it to his subordinate named Palina. "Go."
"Mr. Nai Khun, I..." Palina clutched his handkerchief, quite agitated, and tried to speak, Nai Khun waved his hand, and two of his men helped him into the car first.
After the car drove away, Nai Khun looked at Gui Zai Fang and spoke to him in somewhat broken Chinese:
"If you're going to hit him, then hit him. Cut his blood vessels. Why?"
"Because I like it," said the Gui Zai Fang Nai Khun. "He can't even speak China fluently, yet he dares to hang around on China person soil. Does he have a death wish, Thailand guy?"
"My father tried to stop me from fighting, but I wanted to give it a try," Nai Khun said earnestly in Chinese, pausing between each sentence. "I don't know how to use weapons."