Doug had joined the Lakers so he could defeat Wang Yi and trample him underfoot on the court.
But now, just as the Western Conference Finals were about to begin, Wang Yi couldn't play.
At the thought, he opened his mouth and yawned. "What's the point?"
Seeing this, King Arthur said to Doug, "Whether it's exciting or not, let's win a championship first."
But Doug glanced at King Arthur. "Are you telling me what to do?"
King Arthur frowned slightly and glared at Doug. "I'm the Lakers' captain. I have to make sure every player does everything within their power to help the Lakers win the championship!"
Doug shot him a look. "Tch!"
Then he stood up, kicked his chair aside, and headed straight for the meeting room door.
King Arthur was furious too. He got up and grabbed Doug by the arm.
But Doug used the strength in his shoulder to jerk free, nearly throwing King Arthur to the ground.
Doug glanced at King Arthur once more, then turned and walked out.
Back when Doug had been with the Kings, Wang Yi had been able to get the better of him because Doug couldn't beat Wang Yi in a fight—Wang Yi knew kung fu.
Now that he was with the Lakers, King Arthur might be about as big as he was, but Doug wasn't afraid of him in a fight.
So if King Arthur thought he could keep Doug in line, he was out of luck.
At the hospital, Wang Yi underwent another MRI to check how his injury was healing.
The results showed that his injury was healing faster than expected for an average person.
But Wang Yi knew it was healing more slowly than he'd expected.
In any case, he wouldn't be back in time for