Mysterious city

Doing that would be like Liu Bang's fellow countryman who called him "Liu Ji", which is no different from seeking death.

It's a pity that the thin monkey's words could not calm the anger of the Tibetan lame man. He pulled the thin monkey standing next to him and put his hand on the back of the thin monkey's head.

He slapped him hard and cursed angrily: "Are you fucking blind?"

"Those little bastards are standing right in front of you, can't you fucking see them?"

The tall and strong physique of the Tibetan lame man was in sharp contrast to the short and thin physique of the skinny monkey. The picture looked as funny as a tall and powerful bear patting a poor little white rabbit.

"Hey, Brother Biao, this must be under your instructions, isn't it?"

The skinny monkey said with a smile, and then turned towards Da Qiang and other security officials, with the kind of evil smile unique to local ruffians on his face.

"You little bastards dare to touch our brother Biao's troubles. Aren't you tired of living?"

"Do you know who is covering this area?"

The thin monkey grinned, and his originally ugly face suddenly became a little more hateful.

Whether it was his arrogant eyes or disdainful tone, it seemed that this guy didn't take Da Qiang and others seriously.

Seeing this guy's domineering look, Daqiang and others looked at each other.

They were all tall and powerful police officers. Although the group of subordinates hiding the cripples across from him were not as tall as him, they were all pretty strong.

But between the two strong men stood that skinny monkey-like little man, and he was so domineering and commanding that it looked weird.

In particular, Da Qiang secretly speculated: "With this little monkey standing among us, aren't we afraid that if there is a conflict, he will be trampled to death?"

Although Da Qiang's idea may be a bit exaggerated, if a fierce conflict really breaks out between the two sides, even if the skinny boy cannot be trampled to death, he will probably be crushed to pieces.

In fact, this is a typical case of judging a book by its appearance. If Jiang Zhe had not lost Constantine's perception at this moment, it would not be difficult to find that the aura exuded by this little skinny monkey is definitely no less than that of the cripple.

It might even be looming above it.

Of course, after Wang Yan's body was occupied by his inner personality, although his ability to sense people's auras was not as good as Jiang Zhe's, it was by no means any weaker.

So he could also vaguely feel that this thin monkey was definitely unusual, at least not as weak as he looked on the surface, and his eyes were flashing with anticipation for the coming chaos.

In fact, this thin monkey is indeed extraordinary, and his nickname is just like his body shape, called "Skinny Monkey".

But if you haven't seen the Slender Monkey take action with your own eyes, you won't know how terrifying this guy's fighting power is.

Before joining Zang Laizi and becoming his confidant, Shouhou had always been the second-in-command among his hostile forces.

That's right, he was the second in command of the leader group who was chopped into a vegetative state by Zang Laizi.

The character of Shou Monkey is extremely paranoid, especially in terms of "loyalty on the road".

So after seeing with his own eyes that his original boss turned out to be an unethical coward, Shouhou resolutely prepared to break away from the original leader's gang.

In the beginning, Shouhou’s original plan was to start his own business.

But later, after seeing the "brave deeds" of Zang Crip Man that night, this guy developed a sense of blind worship for Zang Crip Man.

After the incident that night, Shouhou led his men to join the Tibetan Cripples one after another, and almost brought over all the elites from their original gang.

It can be said that there is an inseparable connection between the rise of the Tibetan lame man and the thin monkey.

Moreover, the Slender Monkey is not only very powerful in combat, it is not hidden behind the lame man, but it also possesses an extremely careful mind.

The arrogance and domineering appearance are just disguises for his sinister and vicious brain.

This will make the opponent lower their guard, making it easier for him to stab the opponent inadvertently, like a poisonous snake hunting for prey, catching him off guard.

So at first, even though Shouhou knew that their opponents were those young people, they didn't rush to take action. Instead, they played the role of a fool.

After all, no matter how much Zang Laizi trusted him, Shouhou knew that he was not the original member of Zang Laizi's team, but the second-in-command of another gang.

This identity is the most complicated and the situation is very dangerous, just like when Ma Chao took his elite troops to defect to Liu Bei, Liu Bei was worried that Ma Chao would seize power and kept isolating him, which eventually led to Ma Chao's death in depression.

The Slender Monkey doesn't want to overshadow the others and end up in a miserable state.

Therefore, no matter how obvious the goal is, Shouhou will ask the hidden lame man before taking action. This will make it easier for everyone to know who is the real boss, and will not put Shouhou into an embarrassing situation of being suspected by the boss.

This is also a very wise approach. In fact, the more you are in this kind of gang, the worse it is to be the boss. On the contrary, the second and third bosses have the most comfortable life.

After all, no matter what happens, it is the boss who bears the risk.

And the glory and wealth that should be enjoyed will not be left behind at all by the second or third boss!

Especially after seeing the fate of the two gang leaders with his own eyes, Shouhou became even more determined to implement his policy.

And whether on the phone or in person, although Zang Laizi did not clearly tell Shouhou his thoughts, Shouhou himself could quickly judge one, two, or three based on the situation.

He knew that Zang Laizi would never be the kind of guy who would cause trouble for no reason without any benefit. If that were the case, their gang would have been destroyed long ago, and he would not continue to follow Zang Laizi wholeheartedly.

It must be beneficial for his boss to do this.

The conflict occurred at a place like a train station, so the reason was obvious.

At that time, many gangs on the road had many small teams dedicated to doing dirty work.

For example, pickpocketing, theft, robbery, etc.

And places like train stations are where these dirty jobs happen frequently and where it's easiest to do it.

The train station in West City happened to be one of the territories controlled by the Tibetan Crips.

Since the Tibetan Crips chose to cause trouble here, isn't it just because they discovered that other gangs were "stealing business" on their own territory and wanted to find an excuse to suppress them, so as to scare the monkeys?

This kind of thing is not uncommon. Almost every year, other small gangs will move to the territory of these powerful forces to commit crimes, but this time they just happened to be caught by Zang Laizi himself.