In the woods, Andrew, Matt, and Steve argued about the future they were about to face.
The Bloody Chariot Gang they were about to confront was nothing like students such as themselves, nor were they merely school bullies or delinquent punks.
They were real adults who killed people—a bloody gang.
"I believe we can find a way to make peace with them. We didn't know that Easterner had killed one of their people. We're innocent. We never meant to get involved in their business." Matt believed that as long as they explained things clearly to the Bloody Chariot Gang, the three of them should not be dragged into it.
But deep down, he knew it might be difficult.
No matter how difficult it was, though, he did not want bloodshed.
"This isn't about whether we knew or not. We already helped that Easterner. We've probably been listed as enemies of the Bloody Chariot Gang."
Steve shook his head. He believed there was no room to turn things around anymore. They could not change the Bloody Chariot Gang's mind.
As long as those two Bloody Chariot Gang members did not return, the gang would definitely know something had happened. Then they would truly have to face the Bloody Chariot Gang.
They did not have much time left.
But Steve had no good ideas for dealing with the Bloody Chariot Gang either.
Clearly, the Bloody Chariot Gang was not something that could be resolved with a few words.
Steve vaguely felt that this would not end peacefully.
But he could not completely agree with Matt either.
If they could get away safely, that would naturally be best. But based on Steve's understanding of gangs, that was unlikely.
Those people were not obedient little children who would let them go just because they