-Gunfire
People took after the company they kept. Uncle Biao had learned that trick from Great Demon Li—and he was a real piece of work!
He was making sure the Animal Protection Organization had a black mark on its record.
For a charity organization, a scandal like this would instantly strip it of its moral high ground. It would deal a potentially fatal blow to its reputation, and the organization would be close to falling apart. The people who ran it might even be held responsible.
Moral authority could make or break an organization. It was a double-edged sword.
"Hey, hey! What's going on up there?"
Li Bai, who had nearly been hit by a rock, protested from inside the snake pit.
You couldn't just throw rocks around! Even if you didn't hit a kid, it was still wrong to hit flowers and plants.
There weren't any flowers and plants here, though—just a whole lot of snakes.
More than one snake had been struck by the rock that came falling from above. Their bodies twisted in pain. They were truly innocent, pitiful, and helpless. And these people called themselves animal protectionists? They were animal killers, plain and simple.
Ye Tong kept her focus, aiming her gun straight at the other side. Zabu answered Li Bai.
"Those animal protectionists brought guns. They're bad news, so be careful. Don't come up yet!"
"Can you handle them?"
In just a short while, Li Bai had already grabbed five or six fat snakes by the tails.
Wonderful!~
More importantly, they were free. He'd picked them up for nothing!
"I don't know!"
Zabu, Little Tusi of Centipede Cave, Qiannan Road, was feeling a little nervous, too.
He had never dealt with armed people before. No matter how powerful his witchcraft was, one shot would take