Although the leader had escaped, no one was overly worried.
Miaomiao and the others had aimed not only to destroy this Joker Gang meeting spot, but more importantly, to understand how the gang operated. With this experience under their belts, infiltrating other group chats or gatherings would be much easier.
Next, it was Miaomiao's turn.
Their earlier investigation had revealed that not everyone who joined the Joker Gang did so entirely of their own free will.
The Joker Gang had a clear hierarchy. At its core were the Joker's diehard fans and fervent admirers, whose loyalty was absolute and whose influence was considerable. Next came the central members, loyal and reliable, with special skills or other talents that helped keep the Joker Gang running. Below them were the fanatical followers: muscular enforcers, errand boys, and informants who served as its eyes and ears. They were also its largest contingent, the components of this enormous machine that formed the bulk of the Joker Gang.
On the outermost fringes were the newly recruited "reserves."
Many were like that brainwashed young man. They had not started out with any particularly firm faith in the Joker; they had simply encountered problems in their lives.
People struggling financially who could find no sense of self-worth, people whose careers had failed and whose lives had gone wrong, people trapped in anxiety who could see no way out, people who felt lonely and empty and craved spiritual comfort, people who were young and ignorant and wanted to stand out...
They could find no answers in real life, no release, and could only stumble blindly from one possibility to another. That was when the Joker Gang appeared.
At its heart, the Joker Gang's philosophy was about breaking every restraint, whether moral or legal. If you wanted to, even