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Tan Yashuang raised her elegant brows, the gloom in her phoenix eyes deepening.
She calculated rapidly. No matter which option they chose, it could hardly be called favorable for her Sisterhood.
Take Brothers' Company, for example. None of these three choices were good:
First, joining the new order while retaining partial autonomy: that so-called "patrol authority" was a sword hanging over their heads, no different from having an overlord placed above them!
Most crucially, Huagai District, along with the neighboring Huading District and Huguang District, had already been completely taken by the allied forces of the major clans within Soul Fighting City's system.
Together, these three districts occupied more than seventy percent of the most important passages in the underground network. From now on, the bulk of personnel movement and goods trading would inevitably take place within or between the major clans of Soul Fighting City's system.
Once these large-scale movements were digested internally by the allied forces or explicitly exempted from passage fees, the largest source of income Brothers' Company had relied on in the past—passage tolls and protection fees—would be mostly gone!
The remaining tolls from scattered small merchant caravans and minor factions would be a drop in the bucket, nowhere near enough to support so many brothers.
Second, incorporation. There was nothing much to say about that—they would become pure hired muscle. The only benefit was that they would no longer have to struggle to support their own men, but that was precisely the result a proud old veteran ruffian like Tang Hengyu would find hardest to accept.
Third, the so-called deep cooperation. Chen Zhang had already said it plainly: the leading authority would still remain firmly in the hands of the allied forces led