He Xin only learned the news of Shui Fong Lok's death the next morning.
He Xin had heard soon enough that Wo On Lok's establishments had been raided.
But he only received the news about Shui Fong Lok after getting up that morning.
After all, Shui Fong Lok had died in an underground parking garage. By the time someone found him and word spread, it was already well past midnight.
He Xin remained silent for a long while before saying, "Ruthless."
And the other side was far stronger than he had imagined. Even a dozen gunmen would have been a lot for a Hongxing branch leader to have under him.
Yet the other side had sent over a hundred gunmen outright, far more than an ordinary Boss could afford to keep.
He even doubted whether Hongxing had that many gunmen.
Now he knew where LS's confidence came from.
"Arrange a meeting with the Governor's Office for me," He Xin instructed after a moment's thought. He felt that Macau Island's marine police needed more men and boats.
He also needed to put forward someone capable and resourceful enough to counter Hongxing.
After thinking for a moment, someone did come to mind.
The man had gotten into trouble in Hong Kong Island before fleeing to Taiwan, where he had done well running casinos and shown considerable ability.
Not only that, he was also an expert gambler.
And the man had a gang background, too.
He had already considered inviting the man over to help manage his casinos. Now it seemed he ought to contact him.
"Over a hundred gunmen. What is LS trying to do?" Chiang Tin-yeung muttered to himself, sitting in a recliner with a cigar in his hand.
His eyes were filled with deep wariness.
The fellow was far