"Old Ninth."
"Old Ninth..."
"So this is Old Ninth?"
"He's so young."
"A young hero indeed."
The big shots of Mianbang were all taken aback by Old Ninth's youthful appearance.
Kun Sai's face darkened, his hands behind his back, his fists clenched tight.
"You actually dared to come?"
"Getting in was easy. Don't think you'll get out."
Su Han glared at Old Ninth just as fiercely.
"You scared me half to fucking death."
Old Ninth curled his lip in contempt and flicked his cigarette ash with a handsome flourish.
He got out.
Whoosh!
On the parade ground, thousands of soldiers leveled their guns at Old Ninth in unison.
Kun Sai raised his chin and threatened sharply, "Believe me, one order from me, and even at the Fourth Awakening, you'll be shot full of holes. Kneel, and I'll make it quick."
"I don't believe you."
Old Ninth rolled his eyes at him.
He tapped his head. "I dared to come in because I knew damn well you wouldn't dare touch me."
"Or go ahead and order them to shoot."
Despite being surrounded, Old Ninth showed no fear.
He took a walkie-talkie out of the vehicle and pointed arrogantly toward the low hill in the distance.
"Come on, say hello to Brother Kun."
Boom!
Flames shot into the sky.
Scorching fire erupted from a warehouse.
Billowing smoke rose slowly into the sky like a long snake.
Through the haze, a line of Lei Zi could be seen standing outside a dozen or so warehouses on the low hill, waving at the people on the parade ground.
Kun Sai's expression shifted slightly, and he hurriedly signaled his adjutant with his eyes.
The latter turned and left.
Old Ninth glanced at the adjutant's retreating back and laughed scornfully. "I'd advise you not to make