Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1218 Countdown to Return Home (Part )
Han Li rode his motorcycle through the streets and alleys in the dark, but as soon as he entered the southern district, the road ahead was blocked by a rioting crowd.

Although Han Li could have gone around through other streets and alleys, he preferred to go and see the excitement, so he turned his motorcycle into an alley, parked it, and walked towards the group of people, some of whom were shouting and some of whom were wailing.

Han Li squeezed into the crowd and learned what had happened from the audience's chatter.

Two young men were in the bar in front, splashing corrosive solvents (such as L-acid) at the patrons on the dance floor, injuring 27 people on the spot, 19 of whom were seriously injured.

Throwing corrosive solvents is a common occurrence in Renton, usually used by young men during motorcycle robberies.

After selecting their targets, these people poured corrosive solvents on them, snatched their bags while they were covering their faces and wailing, then got on their motorcycles and quickly left the scene.

(In Renton today, these corrosive solvents can be purchased by anyone, even a three-year-old child can go to a store and buy them easily.

Later, the Royal English Constabulary raised the penalty for splashing corrosive liquids to the same level as possessing a knife, which reduced the occurrence of such incidents.

However, there is no purchase limit, and it is easy to carry, so this method of robbery is still used by some people in the 21st century.)
This was the first time he heard of corrosive liquid being used in a bar, but Han Li later learned from these people why this happened.

It turns out that this bar was specially built by the local society boss Pete Henshaw at the junction of the west and south districts, mainly as a place to make friends with the relevant departments in the west district.

Now someone has splashed corrosive solvents on the place when there are the most customers. This is clearly the work of enemies or a hostile group.

After watching the excitement, Han Li turned around and left. He quickly arrived at the street where the black market was located on his motorcycle, but before entering, Han Li released the little owl.

The society that controls this black market is very powerful. There is no ticket required and anyone who wants to enter can enter. They also openly sell all their goods on both sides of the street.

The members of the gang sat on the street smoking, with machetes and sticks at their feet, watching the people coming and going. This extremely backward defense was totally incompatible with the supplies sold on this black market.

Han Li used his mental power to detect the guns inside their clothes, and also learned from the little owl that there were people on the surrounding rooftops holding guns and watching. He really thought that the black market had only this kind of defense.

Some customers on this street walk around in a swaggering manner, while others wear hats and eye masks to cover themselves. Han Li knows that the South District is a paradise for white people.

Everyone else, whether you are Indian, African, or Latino, will be targeted. In order to avoid unnecessary trouble, Han Li covered up himself.

Many of the things here are obviously stolen or robbed. The young stall owners are too lazy to clean the blood stains on the bags and jewelry, so they just put them on a piece of rag to sell.

Han Li walked slowly along the street past every stall. There really was everything here, including leaves, flour, guns, bullets, various luxury goods, and rare and ancient items.

There are also many women selling flowers in ordinary clothes, whose clothes and appearance are full of worldly air.

Judging from their numb expressions and skin colors, these people were either caught after being smuggled across the border, or were trafficked here. About 20% of these women are minors.

If passers-by like any of the flowers, they only need to pay ten times the price of the plastic flowers in their hands and then go to the store behind to enjoy themselves.

It is said that these people can still be bought out, but the black market needs to verify the buyer. Those who do not meet the requirements cannot do so even if they have money.

Not to mention that Han Li was not qualified to buy them, even if he was qualified, he would not buy these foreigners back.

After Han Li walked past these flower sellers, he also saw the fur and horns of Tibetan antelopes on one of the stalls, and there were two finished products in the glass cabinet of another stall.

The fundamental reason why this plateau elf has been continuously slaughtered lies with Asan. It is called "Shahtoosh" in India, which means "King of Cashmere".

In the past, when women from Asan families got married, they had to wear a piece of shahtoosh as a dowry passed down from generation to generation, so it was also known as the priceless "soft gold".

The British royal family has ruled India for nearly two hundred years, and they have long known all the good things in India. Naturally, shahtoosh has entered the wardrobe of the queen and royal family members.

But in this era, "Shahtoosh" is becoming known to more and more people.

Because of the influence of the queen and the royal family, shahtoosh has become legendary, and many people are proud to have a shahtoosh.

Later, it was said that the ring was known as the "Fluffy Shawl", which was used to describe its preciousness and uniqueness.

Han Li listened to the stall owner bragging to others that they used to go to Asan's house first, sneak into the plateau to hunt, then smuggle the fish to Asan's house for preliminary processing, and finally take them back to England to sell.

Now they buy locally. They hire Indians at extremely low prices, or buy from local people without any processing. They can get five or six times the profit by taking it to England.

If you can find a good fur worker to make the finished product, the profit can reach ten or twenty times.

After listening to the stall owner's bragging, Han Li turned around and left, but he asked a little owl to keep a close eye on them.

Next, Han Li looked at all the stalls in the black market, bought a bloody gold medal from a random stall, and left the street.

As soon as Han Li left, five young men with letters tattooed on their faces chased after him.

Han Li noticed the actions of these people very quickly. He put on a sneer and, under the guidance of the little owl, he quickened his pace and turned into a dark alley. The people chasing behind him hurriedly trotted after them, taking out machetes and pistols from under their clothes while running.

Han Li stopped not far after turning into the alley. He stood under an outdoor staircase, listening to the footsteps coming closer and closer. There was an inexplicable light in his eyes, and he gently turned his ankles and wrists.

When several people ran to the stairs cursing, Han Li exerted all his strength on his feet and rushed directly into their midst like a hunting leopard.

The moment he rushed out, Han Li's fists hit two people's heads. With a bang, the two people appeared uninjured but their brains were beaten into a paste. They fell to the ground without even a grunt.

After Han Li knocked down two people, he did a lunge as soon as his feet touched the ground. As he raised his legs and moved forward, his elbows were already raised.

However, this time, due to issues of position, angle, and timing, Han Li was unable to attack the opponent's head, and instead hit the opponent's heart with his elbow.

This elbow strike sent the opponent flying with the sound of broken ribs. At this time, the bodies of the two people hit by Han Li's first strike fell to the ground.

"Bang, snap, puff, puff, puff."

These sudden sounds made the other two people realize that something was wrong, and they subconsciously wanted to turn around to see what was going on.

But Han Li would not give them a chance. He hid his left hand and showed his right hand, and his feet burst out again. He came to the two people in front like a catapult.

Before Han Li stopped, his right fist had already hit one of them in the heart. The force of this blow was no less than the elbow strike just now, and it also sent the opponent flying without a sound, spitting blood from his mouth.

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When this person flew out, Han Li's feet landed just in front of the person who was promoted.

However, this time Han Li did not send the opponent to the road directly. Instead, he changed his fist into a palm and slapped the foreign guy to the ground before he could react. The foreign guy bounced and spit out several teeth.

The foreign guy was completely blinded by the big bag. When he was about to scream in pain, Han Li kicked him in the stomach and he slid far away. Then he followed up and stepped directly on his face, saying in a cold tone.

"If you make any noise, I will send you to see your grandmother right away."

However, this foreign guy might be in too much pain, or his reaction might be a little slow, and he still cried out in pain under Han Li's threat.

This situation gave Han Li a headache. If he didn't have something to ask the other party, he would have kicked the other party away.

However, Han Li would not let him continue howling, and withdrew his foot from the other's face.

When he kicked out again, he kicked directly on the opponent's mouth, making the foreign guy shut up and breaking 80% of his teeth.

Next, under Han Li's earnest instruction, the foreign buddy told Han Li everything he knew, which earned him a chance to meet his grandmother in peace.

These five guys are all members of a small gang in the South District, but their status in the gang is the same as those of the "Blue Lanterns" in the Hong Kong society.

The gangs verbally acknowledge their existence, and they can usually act under the gang’s banner, provided nothing serious happens.

These five guys have no jobs and don't want to work. Their usual source of income is stealing and robbing.

If they are in the right place and encounter the right target for robbery, they can often get both the person and the money.

If the location is not suitable, they will rob the other person of all their belongings, and sometimes even take the bread and biscuits in the other person's hands.

They usually didn't dare to rob around the black market. The reason they followed and planned to rob this time was because one of them saw from the side that Han Li was of Chinese descent in the black market.

Although this reason made Han Li very angry, he still happily sent the other party to reunite with his family.

When Han Li got the information he wanted to know and was about to leave, he remembered that the injuries of the four people were too strange, and it would be bad if they were cut open for examination.

Although this situation basically does not happen, it is better to be safe than sorry.

Han Li put them down for a while and came to the third floor of the outdoor stairs. He took out a large stone and let it fall on them as a blanket.

After doing all this, Han Li stood there indifferently smoking, the flickering cigarette butt reflecting his current mood.

It’s not that Han Li felt uncomfortable, but he felt that when facing these foreigners, he was increasingly trying to solve the problem from a physical level.

After dealing with those armed robbers in the wild for the first time, he still felt a little uncomfortable, but it was far less than when he hunted the first wild wolf in Shanghe Village.

Now, after Han Li finished, not only did he not feel uncomfortable, he did not even have any reaction in his heart. He was as calm as if he was facing a wild boar in the forest.

Could it be that the things these guys did were too extreme, making Han Li feel like he was acting on behalf of heaven, and that was why he felt so calm?

When Han Li finished smoking a cigarette, the tomato juice on the ground had stopped flowing. He then came down the stairs and prepared to go to the next step according to the information he had just received.
(End of this chapter)