If we were to ask who is currently the most panicked in Sin City, it would undoubtedly be Chu Cuicheng, the leader of the "Raging Wolves" in the tenth district.

These past few days, he hasn't been able to sleep well.

He was filled with regret; the severe blow he suffered in District Six was still fresh in his mind.

Who would have thought that going there to freeload would end up ruining him?

The key is that Ding Jun, that old bastard, actually managed to get his hands on such good equipment! Gang fights are straightforward, and the quality of weapons plays a crucial role. If you're armed with a machete and a pistol, and the other side has tanks and cannons, of course you can't win. That's the logic.

But that's what makes it so outrageous, okay? As a long-established gang, "Rage Wolves" mainly deals in weapons sales, and yet they were completely crushed by firepower... It's nothing but shameful.

The losses were undeniably heavy—while everything else was manageable, the real problem was that many elite members were wiped out in one fell swoop. These were combat personnel who had been trained for a long time, and it would be difficult to make up for them in a short period of time.

Therefore, Chu Cuicheng is now praying that this period can be passed smoothly and that the city can recover its strength, otherwise the situation will deteriorate further.

But things are never that easy. The truth is, everyone has seen that you, "Angry Wolf," have pulled it down and is already eyeing it covetously. On the surface, everything seems calm, but in reality, they are just waiting for the moment when it will explode.

Seeking help was extremely difficult. First of all, it was unrealistic to ask other gangs for help; those guys would be lucky if they didn't attack you... And the attitude of "Dragon City" was ambiguous. He had personally gone to Long Tianding before, and the only reply he received was, "If it comes to an irreconcilable point, 'Dragon City' will not stand idly by."

That means he doesn't care! Chu Cuicheng knew exactly what that meant—the man surnamed Long didn't care about the life or death of "Angry Wolf" at all. As long as Sin City could be stable, he didn't care whether it was "Angry Wolf" or "Angry Dog". The so-called "irreconcilable" was just to prevent the Night City people from interfering. He didn't care how his subordinates beat him.

This situation is not surprising. Didn't he ignore the turmoil in "Disgaea" before? He even thought back to the past, he rose to power in the chaos, which led to his current status as "Rage Wolf". It's just a cycle of history.

As for the people of Night City, they were even less reliable... Actually, it was his own fault. In the past, because of the nature of "Angry Wolf's" business, he didn't choose a conglomerate or enterprise to affiliate with like others. He just did things haphazardly, getting a little bit from everyone, buying some weapons from "Snake Ring" today and some medicine from "Prism" tomorrow.

To put it nicely, this is called being well-connected, but the drawbacks are also obvious. Loyalty that is not absolute is absolutely not loyal. If something really goes wrong, not many people will be willing to help you. After all, you are just a middleman. It doesn't matter who takes over.

That's not the most disgusting thing. The most disgusting thing is that he didn't get much of the benefits of being a "forgotten one".

When this incident first came out, he sensed a glimmer of hope. Regardless of the quality of these people, expanding the workforce was a good thing; after all, the best would eventually be found.

As a result, the other gangs tacitly united and openly or secretly told those people about their situation. Now, the "Forsaken" stopped coming. Who would choose to join a crumbling gang? We came to Nights of Sin to make a living, not to die.

Isolated and helpless!

hiss……

Chu Cuicheng gasped, having made an indelible contribution to the further warming of the City of Night Sin.

He wasn't the only one with these concerns; his subordinates were also filled with anxiety.

"Boss, what are we doing now..."

A neighborhood leader with considerable influence tentatively asked, "Should we distribute all the weapons and equip the brothers?"

"...Send! Open the warehouse, send everything!"

Chu Cuicheng thought for a moment and didn't object. "Including those 'twins' who came in before, distribute them according to their abilities if they have brain-computer interfaces. Try to give one to everyone, so that if something really happens, we'll be prepared."

Although it hurt a little, he knew now was not the time to dwell on it. Weapons locked in the warehouse were just scrap metal, and losing territory meant losing everything.

Why not go all out and show them that "Angry Wolf" is not to be trifled with, and anyone who dares to lay a hand on them will be bitten in the first place!

All he could rely on were the die-hard loyalists of his "Angry Wolves" gang.

After making the necessary arrangements, he dismissed his subordinates, sat down in a chair, and stared blankly at the enhancement chip in his hand.

Damn it... is Xu Shi out of his mind?!

Shouldn't a big arms dealer like you be looking to cooperate with a weapons dealer like me? What are you doing looking for Ding Jun? What's so great about him?

well.

...

Chu Cuicheng's worries were not unfounded.

The attack on District 10 came quickly.

However, things didn't go as he expected—the major gangs didn't make any rash moves, but the second- and third-rate gangs were quite bold and cautiously launched an offensive against the district of the tenth district.

Fuck you!

Those "Angry Wolves" guys definitely won't let this go. These past few days, our brothers have been fully armed, guarding against "Ironclad" and "Long Knife Gang." And you Tom, Dick, and Harry are showing up? This is too much!

Die!

It must be said that, with some preparation, these small fry really can't cause any trouble. After all, they are a gang that occupies a large area, and they are not so easy to be taken advantage of.

These attacks were successfully thwarted, and the "Rage Wolf" suffered relatively few casualties.

However, it wasn't without its impact. After all, these small gangs were like flies, one wave after another, and after a few days, everyone became somewhat numb, and the enthusiasm for "protecting the tenth district" diminished considerably.

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