The Dongyi chieftain, seeing that his ally hadn't spoken a word to him from beginning to end, turned and fled with his men.

He was dumbfounded. At that moment, he realized he had kicked a hornet's nest; his ally didn't even dare to reveal his name.

He's clearly afraid of my retaliation. Just look at how much power his allies wield in the area—the local police don't dare touch him when he beats people. Even so, he doesn't dare mention my name.

He was speechless. Why would someone as important as me meddle in other people's business? This Dongyi guy is someone else too.

He immediately knelt down with a thud, kowtowed, and began begging for mercy.

Looking at the Japanese guy in front of me, whose mood changed faster than flipping through a book, I jokingly said, "Come on, I'll give you a chance this time. Reorganize your words and repeat what you just said."

The few Japanese soldiers didn't dare say anything more; they just knelt on the ground.

Soon, a police patrol car arrived. After all, we had been stuck in traffic for most of the day, so even if the police were slow to respond, they should have arrived by now.

I looked at the police officer leading the team; he was an acquaintance, one of my second brother's men.

We had met before. He paused for a moment when he saw me; after all, he was my second brother's brother.

We've known each other since childhood, so I'm a little hesitant to call him by a respectful title, but I'm afraid I'll be unhappy if he calls me anything else.

I offered him a way out by saying, "Oh, Xing-ge is leading the team." His name is Yin Xing, which is what I used to call him. But in recent years, I've become more successful, so we see each other less often.

But I didn't put on airs and addressed him the same way I always did. Xing Ge laughed when he heard me address him that way.

I didn't become arrogant after gaining power, and he was still very happy. After all, it was a big shot in the area calling him "brother," which made him feel quite pleased.

Xing quickly replied, "Someone called saying there's trouble here. What's going on? Are you causing trouble?"

I gestured with my lip towards the Dongyi people kneeling on the ground and said, "They were beating people in the street, and I happened to see it."

Anyone who dares to commit such a brazen act of violence in broad daylight must be a criminal gang.

Take them back and interrogate them thoroughly. Have men wipe them all out. If anyone has any objections, tell them to come find me.

After I finished speaking, Xing Ge laughed. This was a big job; there would be a lot of money to be made from raiding houses.

Moreover, to be able to dismantle such a large deal, he must have had far too many options.

I don't know these Dongyi people, but he does—he's the young master of Dongyu Corporation.

Their company is a top-tier enterprise in the entire Fengtian Prefecture, backed by the Dongyi Jiuyuan family.

It is also a first-tier power in Dongyi, with the strongest combatant in the family reaching the fourth realm of Grandmaster.

The one who ran away just now was the youngest son of the Jin family patriarch. His cooperation with the Dongyi people was his own decision, and the Jin family was unaware of it.

The Jin family head's desertion last time already caused a lot of trouble.

If people found out he was collaborating with the Dongyi people, his father would beat him to death without anyone else even needing to intervene.

Because with the Jin family's power, there's no need for them to form an alliance with a first-tier power from the Eastern Barbarians.

Not only would it be of no help, but it would also damage my reputation, so it's not worth it at all.

However, there were some problems with the education of the next generation of the Jin family. The current heirs were alright, but the younger generation of children were a bit unruly.

They have some disgusting things in their hands. Although they won't cause a devastating blow to the Jin family, the Jin family will suffer a huge loss if they are exposed.

I have no idea how much trouble I've gotten myself into.