My Players Are So Fierce
Chapter 411

Lord Murphy Isn't Afraid of You Making Trouble, but the Gods' Moral Standards Are Clearly Higher

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The Snegov family was a famous crime syndicate in the Kavhoka region, known locally for producing all manner of ruthless underworld figures.

They had made a name for themselves in the former Bosia Confederacy long ago, with their family headquarters in "Bönye," the largest city on the Kavhoka Great Plains.

Back when the Bosia Federation still existed, the family had nearly monopolized the criminal trade in central Kavhoka. Their standing there was much like that of the Wolfsbane clan on Greeny Island. They were the genuine article: godfathers.

But the Ten-Year War had also taken a heavy toll on the rats of these dark corners.

Especially after the Northern troops entered Kavhoka in the war's final days and declared it occupied, the Snegov family's authority plummeted amid the chaos. No matter how stubborn they were, they wouldn't dare take on the Winter Wolf Legion head-on when its soldiers were itching to make an example of someone.

As a result, this once-powerful crime family now found itself in a rather awkward position.

They had been trying to use their connections with the major Mafia families in the Kingdom of Nordtov to make a comeback, and those efforts had started to pay off. Among the disgruntled soldiers the Northerners had sent to Transia was a messenger from the local Northwind Fort power, the Joseph family.

The messenger had even brought startup funds, hoping to do business with the Snegov family and establish a branch. Unfortunately, he couldn't keep it in his pants and picked a fight with the shrewd Madam Shui. The Silvermoon girls intercepted both him and his cargo.

Maxim had hanged the messenger and his men, giving them a taste of the simple pleasures of swinging from a gallows.

In short, the players had actually dealt with these foreign gangsters

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