Special Forces: I Can See the Experience Bar

Chapter 321 Poor Gary
Donnie knew Gary; he was a man with little talent.

However, considering that he is quite diligent and hardworking, and that he joined Zero Point as part of the founding team, Donnie was still willing to give him a chance.

If he's too cold-hearted and ungrateful, the team will fall apart, and if the group falls apart, how can he let those outsiders climb into his bed?

So in order to continue enjoying it, even if you don't want to, you have to grit your teeth and accept it.

"Understood, boss. I'll arrange it right away."

After saying this, Willie turned to leave, but Donnie called him back.

"Look, you're in a hurry again!"
I haven't finished making arrangements yet.

Seeing that the boss had other plans, Willie obediently returned to stand against the wall, pretending to listen.

“Villie, go and investigate that Asian guy.”

Even if Gary is a disappointment, he's still one of us from Zero Point. If he's been bullied, he'll naturally get his revenge.

Do you understand what the key point is?

Donnie then suddenly started testing Willie.

"I know, boss. I'll make that Asian kid pay Gary's medical bills."

Hearing Willie's reply, Donnie nodded in satisfaction: "Good, go arrange it. I've heard that Asians are all very wealthy."

Was all this fuss really just to help Gary get revenge?

How can it be!

Gary is such a scoundrel that he's not worth his time. Who would reach out for something if there's no benefit to be gained?
The main reason Donnie got the idea was because he heard that the person who beat up Gary was Asian; everyone knows that Asians have money.

Most of them do not have the habit of saving money, while Asians do.

It's like offering free meat to someone; why not take advantage of it?

At this moment, Donnie regarded Chang Ning as meat delivered to his mouth, feeling grateful that today was his lucky day, and that God had finally deigned to look at him.

"Should I go to church and donate some money after I've done this job?" Donnie muttered to himself.

After waiting for a while and seeing that the boss did not make any further arrangements, Willie pushed open the door of the private room and went out.

As he left, he took a deep breath with his back to Donnie. The smell inside the private room was extremely unpleasant; anyone not used to it would definitely feel nauseous.

Even after several years of working alongside Donnie, Willie still couldn't adapt, let alone anyone else.

"Gary."

He went downstairs to the bar, waved to Gary who was standing guard at the door, and then Willie poured himself a glass of whiskey and downed it in one gulp.

The stimulating sensation of the liquor in his mouth cleared Willie's head. To complete the task assigned by his boss, he now had to send his men to find the Asian man who had beaten up Gary.

The problem is that the Zero Point Gang only has a dozen or so people, which is insignificant in the whole city.

Where in such a big city is he looking for that Asian woman?
This is not a job that their small gang can handle.

Complaints aside, the work still needs to be done.

Whether it can be found or not, only God knows.

What? You mean you want to unite with other gangs?

Uniting with other gangs definitely requires information sharing and also incurs travel expenses. Will he pay for these expenses himself or will the boss pay for them?
Given the boss's miserly nature, it would be more painful to share his money with other gangs than to kill him.

If the boss is in a bad mood, how can his underling have a good life?
Even though Vili is the boss's trusted subordinate, he will still be dealt with if necessary.

He'd seen this kind of scene many times before. If Gary hadn't been able to extort a large sum of money from that Asian man, he would have dealt with him long ago for losing face for his boss.

When you're out and about with the title of "Midnight Boss," you can't let your boss down. Why is he the boss's confidant? Is it because he's a good fighter?
No, although Zero Point is small in scale, those with good skills can still find a few people.

His success today is simply due to his ability to understand and cater to his boss's needs. That's all.

Since Gary was a party involved in the whole incident, he had a conflict with the Asian man, had seen his face, and knew what he looked like.

Therefore, Gary has to take the lead in doing this, or he'll just have to take the blame for it.

He can't even get revenge for himself properly. If Gary doesn't take the blame, should I, Willie, take it?
The thought of Donnie's torturous methods made Willie feel extremely uncomfortable.

So if things don't go well, Gary has to take the blame for him, the kind of blame that he can't shake off.

For Willie's safety, Gary has no choice but to suffer.

It's his fault for causing this trouble.

Hearing someone call his name, Gary looked in the direction of the voice, and a bright smile immediately spread across his face when he saw who it was.

That's the cold-faced Willy, known as Zero's right-hand man. If you could curry favor with him, wouldn't you be on your way to great heights?
So Gary, full of enthusiasm and a hint of anticipation for the future, rushed to Willy's side: "You were looking for me?"

"have a drink."

Willie pushed a glass of beer he had poured in front of Gary, his tone leaving no room for refusal.

In front of the boss, he was obsequious, but outside the private room, he was second only to the boss and above everyone else—the right-hand man of Zero Point!

Gary is to Viley what a firefly is to the moon.

Faced with Willy's almost commanding words, Gary didn't even pause. Almost as soon as Willy finished speaking, he picked up his glass and drank it all in one gulp.

Seeing that Gary was somewhat obedient, Willie smiled with satisfaction, even though the smile was rather ugly and frightening.

"You're quite obedient. I have some good news for you. You've hit the jackpot; the boss has taken a liking to you and wants you to do something for him."

"If this matter is successfully completed, you will certainly receive a share of the benefits," Vili said gently.

If it weren't for the lingering taste of the wine in his mouth, he would have thought that the cold, icy Willy from before was just a hallucination, and that the one in front of him was the real one.

He knew what kind of person Willy was better than anyone else.

Back when he was with Donnie, this guy Willy was probably still stealing somewhere. Now that he's rich, he dares to act all high and mighty in front of him.

Who can blame them when Downey values ​​them so much?

Gary suppressed his displeasure, not daring to show it on his face.

“Villie, what does Donnie want to ask me?”

You know I can definitely do a great job.

When Gary heard that Donnie had something he needed to handle himself, he realized this was an opportunity.

An opportunity for himself to re-enter Downey's field of vision.

After waiting for so long, it's finally here.

Once I'm back at the core of Zero Point, I must arrange for Willie to work as a bartender.

Naive Gary started daydreaming before he even did anything.

If Willie, who was sitting next to him, knew about his fantasies, he would just think that the guy was daydreaming and would mercilessly laugh at the naive fellow.

"I heard you got beaten up by an Asian guy today."

Instead of directly stating what happened, Willie started talking about Gary's experience that day.

Unexpectedly, these words seemed to have triggered some incredible switch. Gary, his face full of excitement, began saying things like, "That was a mutual fight, and he even beat up the Asian guy," and other strange things like, "He didn't lose."