Though the three gangsters in the shop didn't know Lu Bai or what All Villains was, they saw the crowd pouring in and, guided by the simple principle that a wise man didn't fight when the odds were against him, hurriedly started begging for mercy.
"Is that... Brother Lu Bai? We were in the wrong today. We'll get going right now..."
After the redhead finished speaking, the three gangsters turned to run, only to be blocked by several members of All Villains standing at the shop entrance.
"Ah..."
Seeing that there was no way to settle this peacefully, the redhead could only bring up his boss. "We're all out here making a living on the streets. We see each other all the time, so there's no need to take things this far, right? We work for Brother Fuji."
White Shark pulled out a handgun and racked it with a click. His gaze swept coldly over the line of his own men at the entrance. "Which one of you brought them in?"
At the mention of Brother Fuji, one bald man in the crowd went pale.
His face twitched as he stepped forward and said cautiously, "Brother White Shark, that Li Fuji was a new underling I took on a couple of days ago. I... I failed to keep him in line..."
White Shark's eyelid twitched. "Well, well. So it turns out they're your underlings' underlings, and they offended my boss."
He looked back at Lu Bai, wishing he could find a hole to crawl into.
He dropped to his knees and kowtowed, in a gesture much like a dogeza. "Brother Bai, I'll take care of it. Don't worry. You'll never see those three again in Chikan Bay."
Lu Bai looked over, his gaze resting on the back of White Shark's