Bandit Leader, standing to one side, wore an expression of fury at their failure to live up to expectations, hating that iron had failed to become steel. He had cursed these two fools countless times in his heart already. With a dark expression, he said, "Can you two idiots shut your mouths and stop making a spectacle of me here? You've utterly disgraced me!" His voice carried both anger and helplessness.
It truly proved the saying: better to fear an opponent as formidable as a god than teammates as stupid as pigs.
At this moment, Bandit Leader was consumed with regret. He bitterly wondered why he had recruited these two fools into the gang in the first place! They were stupid beyond measure. Not only were they useless at crucial moments, but they kept digging pits for him to fall into. It was both infuriating and helpless!
"Big Brother, you always think we're good for nothing, but this really isn't our fault! The enemy we've encountered is simply too powerful! If Big Brother can find a way to lead the two of us out of this calamity, then we brothers will obey your every command for the rest of our lives and serve you with absolute loyalty!" The bandit who was timid as a mouse suddenly looked dissatisfied and shouted.
If he had not been dragged into the bandit gang by this so-called big brother back then to commit deeds that heaven and earth could not tolerate, perhaps he would still be living an ordinary, peaceful life in his hometown. How could he have ended up in such a miserable state today?
"Exactly, Big Brother. What use is there in blaming us now that things have come to this? Rather than wasting time complaining, why not think carefully about how