How should Red Sister's words be understood?
Michael Lei knew something about the situation as well. Hearing this, he spoke seriously. "I know the kind of situation you mean, but merchants like that are generally not very trustworthy. If you deal with them, your credit and safety won't be guaranteed."
That was certain. It took real nerve to fleece Mairui Country people, because they would keep score. Of course, most of the time, they would have intermediaries step forward.
In short, anyone willing to take such an order was bound to be less reliable. Michael Lei was not wrong.
But Red Sister answered dismissively, "It doesn't matter. Cash for goods. I'd actually like to see who dares play tricks on us... Of course, the other side needs to have someone important enough. Otherwise, as the victims, it would be hard for us to find the right person to settle matters with."
Michael Lei gave her a strange look. "Ba Country and Ting Country are far more chaotic than Mairui Country, and they may even be connected to Ximo Country drug lords... They also need to launder money. Are you sure knowing their names will help you?"
Red Sister merely smiled faintly. "Heh, I can tell you're not very familiar with these matters."
"Of course I'm not familiar with them," Michael Lei admitted without hesitation. She smiled and nodded. "I run legitimate businesses. I won't touch dangerous things like that. But if you insist, Red Sister, I can try contacting someone on your behalf."
"No need to force yourself," Red Sister said, shaking her head decisively. Then she spoke meaningfully. "I've been contacting relevant people lately. Since Mr. Lei runs legitimate businesses, naturally I shouldn't trouble you."
In truth, she found his manner somewhat unpleasant. The style of a Mai family