What should you do if bear children refused to behave? Give them a beating! And if they still refused to listen? Then keep beating them until they did.
Of course, you had to be able to bring yourself to hit bear children. Otherwise, the blows landed on them, but the pain was in parents' hearts.
But for Chen Mo, teaching an ordinary person a lesson—especially an uncooperative ordinary person—meant doing whatever came easiest. As long as this fellow refused to answer, he would keep hitting him. Fortunately, Chen Mo did not use much force and kept his strength at an ordinary person's level. Otherwise, if he let loose his true strength, one slap would be enough to erase this fellow entirely.
After just a few blows, Chaka was in unbearable pain. His face burned fiercely, a trickle of blood ran from the corner of his mouth, and he could feel several teeth becoming loose. His fear deepened, but though he had fallen, his spirit had not. He still clung to his last shred of dignity and stared stubbornly at Chen Mo.
"Now, you're not the one asking questions. I am! I ask, and you answer!" Chen Mo said.
"Answer my questions, or we'll continue."
"Hmph!" Chaka was no ordinary person; he was a leader. Naturally, he had some pride and a certain tolerance for pressure. He shot Chen Mo a contemptuous glance and said nothing more. He had shouted loudly earlier precisely to draw the attention of those outside.
Although his Guards were lying on the ground, there were plenty of other people throughout the stronghold, all around his house. They should have been able to hear him if he shouted loudly enough. Yet just as Chen Mo had said, even if he screamed himself hoarse, no one would hear