Unexpected Guests
A golden five-jiao coin had embedded itself deep in a six-inch-long dart. Both had spent their force, and together they tumbled to the ground, clinking against each other in a clear, pleasing series of sounds.
The police officers standing beside Li Bai were dumbfounded. Someone had actually dared to throw a hidden weapon! The crisp sound just now had come from the coin and the dart striking each other.
Only, Li Bai hadn't thrown just one coin. He'd thrown two.
One had knocked the dart aside; the other had directly knocked out the man who'd tried to hurt someone with a hidden dart.
With a flip of his hand, another coin appeared out of nowhere between his fingers. He casually flicked it up with his thumb, and the one-yuan coin soared more than two meters into the air.
Without even looking, Li Bai casually raised his hand and pinched it. The falling coin landed neatly between his index finger and thumb.
"Looks like someone's causing trouble!" he continued. "Anyone else? Take a good look at these people on the ground. Do you recognize any of them?"
If anyone else still wasn't convinced, Li Bai didn't mind betting another five yuan.
For that five yuan alone, most people couldn't beat him.
He'd used swift, decisive action to suppress the situation immediately. With no one taking the lead and the crowd leaderless, there was naturally no further danger of things getting out of hand.
Honestly, every detail of these effective methods was printed in textbooks. In ancient times, they were called the Dragon Slaying Art, and emperors, high officials, and the wealthy kept them closely guarded, never letting ordinary people learn of them easily. But times had changed. They were now taught to everyone, regardless of status, starting in primary