The Vice President and the others present were far less tense than Huang Junjie, who was deeply worried, and Tan Yang, who was lost in thought. Pu Kang said, "Let him come. I don't believe he'll be able to walk back out after coming in here."
Tan Yang turned to Huang Junjie. "In your opinion, is Xu Huo the kind of person who holds a grudge?"
"I wouldn't say he holds a grudge," Huang Junjie replied. "But smart people all have one thing in common: they don't care about conflicts with others; they only care whether those people cross them. Still, he isn't unreasonable. Maybe he came to Yang City for something else and just ran into Wang Meng on the way."
"But something like what Bao Jiali did really needs to be dealt with. There'll be more and more Players in the future. If we want to make the First Association stronger, we first need to have public opinion on our side. It won't do us any good if people see the First Association as a criminal organization like a cult. Players have families too. Who doesn't have a few relatives? Compared with ordinary people, Players are still a minority."
"You have a point," Tan Yang said. "I'll send someone else to take over Wang Meng's side of things."
"Should we have a few people keep an eye on Xu Huo?" Pu Kang asked.
"Just have someone watch him from a distance," Tan Yang replied. He still felt uneasy thinking about how Xu Huo had suddenly traversed the city. "Don't let him notice, and don't interfere with him."
"I'll take care of it," Pu Kang said with a smile.
Huang Junjie frowned. "I don't think that's necessary. We shouldn't cause trouble for ourselves over this."
Pu Kang slapped him