Before Director Guo hurried away, he did not forget to shoot them a vicious glare.
He left, but the owner of the broken camera refused to go. He demanded that Red Sister compensate him for his losses.
Without another word, Red Sister pulled out ten thousand and tossed it onto the beach. "Enough?"
The man was a little dazed, wondering where this beauty had gotten ten thousand from, when he saw her bend down, pick up the camera, and fling it straight into the sea.
Cameras were precision instruments. Once soaked in seawater, they were basically ruined, especially the memory card inside. There was no chance of recovering it.
However, Red Sister's impulsiveness caused a minor problem. Star Luo employees actually rushed over after hearing the commotion and wanted to take her away for punishment.
The Star Luo people were rather interesting. Two groups of Xia Nation people fighting, they clearly knew about it but did not intervene. Yet throwing a camera into the sea was considered environmental pollution, and they insisted on severe punishment.
Of course, that logic was not entirely unreasonable. The waters around the island produced massive amounts of household waste every day, even forming belts of garbage. Some people specialized in salvaging trash to maintain the environment here.
Red Sister was somewhat embarrassed and annoyed, but neither Yang Yuxin nor Good Scenery thought the other party's demands were unreasonable. Even Zhang Caixin, as her younger sister, felt that Red Sister's actions had somewhat damaged the image of Xia Nation people after hearing their explanation.
However, Gu Jiahui was fluent in Yingda. She stepped forward and negotiated with them for a while, explaining that they had been secretly photographed and were furious—could they retrieve the camera now?
The Star Luo people still would not let it go.