No sooner had the war ended than Peng Jiasheng began a cold-blooded and ruthless purge.
This time, everyone connected to the Bai and Wei families was shot dead.
From the relatives and friends of the Bai and Wei families to the lowly officers in charge of the troops.
They could not escape the tragic fate of being killed or buried alive...
In this battle, Xiang Shanhe's guard suffered heavy losses. The original 500-strong force is now reduced to just over 200, with a casualty rate exceeding 50%.
Seeing Kun Sheng's worried expression, Lin Dong didn't want to discourage him further, so he simply had Kun Sheng announce an important decision:
All those who participated in the battle were immediately rewarded according to their merits, including all the large and small gangs that guarded Paramount Road.
The most outstanding group was surprisingly the Wajiao Gang, composed of many impoverished people from the lower classes.
Of the more than 300 members of the Wajiao Gang, over 100 were killed or wounded in this battle, including the gang leader, Brother Kang.
Therefore, Lin Dong would certainly not be stingy with such passionate and courageous underworld gangs.
All members of the Wajiao Gang received exceptionally generous resettlement allowances and bonuses.
Surviving in the cracks, exchanging human lives for rewards, seems to be the tragedy of these small gangs.
Brother Kang, the leader of the Wajiao Gang, was directing dozens of his gang members to move food and bonuses.
Although more than a hundred brothers were killed or wounded in this battle, the gains were also considerable.
Kun Sheng not only generously provided a lot of water and food, but also rewarded each of his followers with 100,000 Chinese dollars. Those who died or were injured in the battle received an additional 200,000 Chinese dollars as resettlement allowance.
This money was a huge sum for the impoverished Wajiao gang.
With this money, the Wajiao Gang will no longer have to worry about money for the next year.
"Are you the leader of the Wajiao Gang?"
Lin Dong looked at the burly man and asked casually.
"Yes, boss, my name is Chen Kang, and my subordinates all call me Brother Kang."
Chen Kang answered somewhat awkwardly.
"You are very good, and the Wayao gang is very good too."
When Lin Dong blew up the tank, he witnessed Chen Kang's unwavering determination. With such a leader, the atmosphere of the Wayao Gang wouldn't be too bad.
"Thank you for the praise, boss. We're just a bunch of lowly people. If we don't even try, what future do we have?"
"That's right. Men should know what to do and what not to do. It's better to live a life of passion and excitement than to be a limp mess."
Lin Dong patted Chen Kang on the shoulder, completely unconcerned about the tattered and dirty state of his clothes:
"Chief Chen, have you ever thought about joining our Dragon Gang?"
"Dragon Gang?"
"Yes, our gang, Kun Sheng, which we established not long ago, is the head of the Dragon Gang in northern Myanmar."
"Can we... do it?"
"Of course, our Dragon Gang is in dire need of someone as capable and responsible as Chief Chen."
Lin Dong said with a grin, looking just like a big bad wolf trying to lure Little Red Riding Hood:
"Once you join the Dragon Gang, you will no longer have to worry about survival. The Dragon Gang may not have much else, but it has plenty of money and weapons."
Chen Kang's dark face was filled with conflicting emotions; the temptation Lin Dong offered was indeed quite great.
Putting everything else aside, the fact that it could completely solve the survival problem for these people from the brick kiln gang was attractive enough.
These impoverished people from the bottom of society form gangs to stick together and fight for resources, all in order to survive better.
Now that they have a better opportunity, what are they, the brick kiln workers, still hesitating about?
"Boss, your suggestion is good, but I need to discuss it with my brothers before I can make a decision."
Chen Kang made up his mind and then turned around to discuss it with his brothers.
"I'll wait for your news. My name is Lin Dong. You can call me Mr. Lin from now on."
A few minutes later, Chen Kang came running back excitedly. Judging from his expression, the result of the discussion should be good.
"It's done, Mr. Lin. Our Wayao Gang will officially join the Dragon Gang starting today."
"Very good, I'll call Kun Sheng over and make the arrangements..."
With Kun Da's boss obsequiously listening to Lin Dong's advice, the Dragon Gang in northern Myanmar gained a new force.
Kun Sheng never opposed Lin Dong's decisions.
Besides, why wouldn't you do something that can expand your own power?
[Ding, new target associated character: Chen Kang, loyalty 92%, increase loyalty to 100%?]
Is there even a need to consider this?
Spending 8 million wealth points to gain an extra loyal subordinate is an incredibly good deal.
Under Kun Sheng's enthusiastic arrangement, all the members of the Wayao Gang who had just joined the Dragon Gang received brand-new combat uniforms and weapons and ammunition.
With the generous bonus and food they had already received, these simple and poor men all wore satisfied smiles.
The Dragon Gang in northern Myanmar was thus divided into two branches:
Xiang Shanhe's Iron Blood Hall, and Chen Kang's Hot Blood Hall.
Although these names were a bit cringeworthy, they were a great start for Lin Dong.
More than an hour later, Xiao Yi, the young man, returned to Kunsheng Building with more than 20 boys aged fifteen or sixteen.
Upon seeing Lin Dong, Xiao Yi took the lead in shouting loudly:
"Quickly call him Boss!"
A group of teenagers behind Xiao Yi shouted in unison:
"Boss!"
Lin Dong was taken aback. He hadn't expected Xiao Yi to be so efficient. The battle had just ended, and the kid was already recruiting people.
"Xiao Yi, are they all your brothers?"
"Yes, boss, all 27 of them are here."
“Very good. From this moment on, you are members of the Northern Myanmar Dragon Gang.”
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