For example, if you see two groups of people fighting because of a verbal argument on the street, would you try to break them up?

My first reaction was to stay far away and avoid getting involved.

Only then will they think of calling the police.

If this is the case in peaceful times governed by the rule of law, how much more so now?

Wolong and the others were extremely anxious, as they had no idea what had happened due to the language barrier.

At this point, Ivan Lushka became even more arrogant.

"Beautiful lady, you tried to cheat me out of my money with a cheap leather jacket, you have to compensate me."

"If you agree to have some fun and compensate us with 10,000 rubles, then we'll call it even."

"Otherwise, I will make it impossible for your shop to stay in business."

Ivan Lushka's words drew criticism from many people.

Despite these emotions written all over their faces, not a single person dared to stand up for justice.

Not only the stall owners and customers, but even the inspectors at the Chelsea Free Trade Market chose to keep quiet and ignore the situation.

Just then, Wolong came up with a solution.

He tried to communicate in English to understand what had happened.

Although he knew nothing about Russian, as a top soldier in the army, he had no major problems communicating in simple English.

This is also related to the fact that they have to carry out missions overseas.

After some attempts.

Wolong finally learned the general outline of what had happened from Lily.

Then, an interesting scene unfolded.

Wolong shouted at Ivan Lushka and the others, sounding very aggressive.

Lily translated these words into Russian, her voice trembling and lacking any authority, which only drew laughter from the group.

The smile stopped.

Ivan Lushka pulled out a dagger, his face revealing a fierce glint, staring intently at Wolong like a hungry wolf.

"Chinese man, your joke is not funny at all."

"Now, what I want is not 10,000 rubles anymore."

“If you don’t have 50,000 rubles, I’ll show you the price for daring to mock me, Ivan.”

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