Li Zhenfeng then turned to the two police officers. "You work under Chief Hao, don't you?"
"Yes..." Gyarados's attack had completely cowed everyone present. Neither officer dared give him a halfhearted answer.
"Cuff those guys first, then take them back to the station. I'll go have a word with Chief Hao myself later!" Li Zhenfeng folded his arms and issued the command with an air of overwhelming authority.
"Yes, sir!" Neither officer dared disobey now. They immediately took out their handcuffs and arrested the thugs one by one.
Li Zhenfeng trusted that they wouldn't dare drag their feet on the remaining procedures, so he left them to it and returned to Ash. "Now you've seen how nasty the world can be. Until you're strong enough, try not to stick your necks out like this again. The fall will hurt."
It was advice from a senior to the two boys.
Both answered in unison, "We will."
Li Zhenfeng glanced at Ash. "Especially you. Don't think winning one match means you've beaten the whole world. You're talented, just like me, but remember not to get arrogant or impatient. Keep a low profile, like I do!"
Although he often butted heads with Ash over his little sister, deep down, he couldn't help admiring Ash's talent as a Pokémon Trainer.
They both came from humble backgrounds, yet Ash had claimed his first victory in an official arena shortly after receiving his starter Pokémon, before he had even enrolled in school. Not to mention that his opponent might well have been an adult Pokémon Trainer.
Ash, meanwhile, nearly fell over. He had never met anyone so shameless.
Could you compliment me without sneaking in a compliment for yourself?
*And you call that keeping a low profile? You ride Gyarados, a dangerous Pokémon classified by the