Ah Gou led Ah Mao to a secluded place, chatting casually along the way.
Ah Mao was completely unaware that Ah Gou had led him into a dead end, and thought that Li Qiang was hiding in such a remote place.
"It's in that little shop up ahead. Don't hesitate when you make your move. Once we take him down, we can rest easy," Ah Gou said to Ah Mao, pointing to the small shop across the alley.
"Okay." Ah Mao, without suspecting anything, took out his Tang sword and walked ahead.
Ah Gou's eyes flashed with ferocity as he tightened his grip on the spiked club.
Make your move inside. Don't rush; he can't escape.
He encouraged himself internally.
The convenience store is very independent, located next to an alley leading elsewhere, making it easily accessible.
The convenience store has only two glass doors that allow you to see outside; there are no windows.
Cat walked ahead and saw that the shutter door of the convenience store across the street was only half open. He turned around and gestured to Dog.
The two, Ah Mao and Ah Gou, discussed that Ah Mao would open the door first, and then Ah Gou would rush inside to prevent Ah Mao from having time to react and escape.
Ah Gou agreed, and after everything was ready, he extended his right hand and raised three fingers.
As Ah Gou's last finger fell, Ah Mao suddenly lifted the roller shutter door, only to find that the glass door inside was locked from the outside.
Ah Mao stared blankly at the lock in front of him, naively thinking that the information was wrong.
He only came to his senses when Ah Gou's movements were reflected in the glass door, and hurriedly dodged to the side.
Unfortunately, despite his good intentions, he was still a bit too slow.
The spiked club whistled through the air as it shattered Ah Mao's left shoulder. If Ah Mao hadn't reacted quickly, it would have been his head that was broken.
Ah Mao looked at Ah Gou with a puzzled expression, his eyes filled with murderous intent: "Why?"
Seeing that Ah Mao had lost his fighting ability, Ah Gou looked at him coldly: "What exactly did you say to Lei Lan? Did you tell on us?"
Ah Mao now realized that he suspected he had already exposed himself, and his heart sank: "So that's how you see me. Now, even if I said I didn't say anything, you probably wouldn't believe me. Go ahead and do it!"
After saying this, Ah Mao closed his eyes and waited for death. His left shoulder was in unbearable pain, and death was a relief for him.
A hint of doubt flashed across Ah Gou's face, but the die was cast and he had no choice but to proceed.
He raised his spiked club, ready to deliver the final blow to Ah Mao.
Just then, a whooshing sound came from the alley across the street.
The two arrows, fired later, struck Ah Gou's hands.
Neither the cats nor the dogs were wearing armor, and the arrows pierced their flesh, causing excruciating pain.
Ah Gou's spiked club flew out of his hand and landed next to Ah Mao.
He looked ashen-faced as he watched a group of people slowly walk out from the opposite street.
The visitors were none other than City Lord Dugu Xing and his guards, among whom was Gongsun Yuan, whom he did not recognize.
Ah Gou smiled bitterly, realizing he had been so focused on attacking Ah Mao that he hadn't even noticed so many people following them.
Dugu Xing was furious at what he had just witnessed; he couldn't understand why the two of them would betray him.
"Tell me about it?" he said expressionlessly.
So be it, a complete defeat.
Faced with the choice between getting beaten up first and then talking about it, or talking about it now, he decisively chose to talk about it now.
They told Dugu Xing everything that had happened.
"You've disappointed me greatly." After hearing the whole story, Dugu Xing looked at the two of them.
“I understand that in times of emergency, one must act expediently. I just don’t understand why you think he is more trustworthy than me.”
"Meng Ziyi from the south of the city? I'd like to have my way with you!"
"As for you two, you're traitors, and you're doomed." Dugu Xing said coldly, looking at the two of them.
Ah Gou was quickly killed by the guards, and when the others tried to kill Ah Mao, they were stopped by Dugu Xing.
"Considering your remorse, I'll spare your life. You can lead the way to atone for your sins." It was Dugu Xing who stopped his men, and he said to A Mao.
Ah Mao, who had escaped death, was deeply moved and knelt down in front of Dugu Xing, weeping bitterly.
After the accompanying healer gave him a quick treatment, Dugu Xing led Ah Mao towards the south of the city.
Of course, he didn't forget to send someone to inform the camp so that the rest of the people could meet up in the south of the city.
I have lost many brothers. If I don't avenge this, who will dare to risk their lives for me in the future?
With Ah Mao leading the way, they didn't have to do much.
He tried very hard to make amends for his mistakes by performing well in front of others.
The Raiders Alliance has a large presence here, and they have wiped out many infected neighborhoods.
So, Ah Mao led them forward through the streets they had just cleared, without wasting any precious time.
Dugu Xing and his group arrived at the club in the south of the city first, but the follow-up troops did not arrive, and their manpower was simply insufficient.
So they were assigned to keep watch over the club, which was called the Front Cabinet.
Soon, a cloud of dust billowed up from the car.
When Dugu Xing's reinforcements arrived, there were only two guards at the club entrance, and the situation inside was unknown.
Ah Mao stepped forward and volunteered to go inside and investigate.
Dugu Xing looked at him, had his subordinate hand him a signal flare, and then nodded in agreement.
Ah Mao walked across the street toward the club, where he was stopped at the entrance by two alliance members.
What are you doing?
"It's me, the undercover agent from the north of the city. I have important news to report to the Alliance Leader."
"..." The two looked at him as a stranger, but knew he was one of them.
"Look, I risked my life to come here, isn't that urgent enough?" Ah Mao's bandaged arm added to the persuasiveness, and the two nodded in agreement to let him pass.
"The leader isn't here. Wait inside and don't wander off," the guard said after leading him into a room.
"Yes, yes."
After the visitor left, Ah Mao immediately slipped out of the room.
After casually taking a walk around, they discovered that many of the members had left.
Now is the time when defenses are weak, a good opportunity.
He pulled out a signal flare, which symbolized an attack, and the green flare slowly rose into the sky.
The guard had just relayed the message to the remaining officers when he saw the signal flare and knew something was wrong; this guy was a traitor.
I quickly ran to the security office and sounded the alarm.
The league members still in the club looked at each other in bewilderment. After the managers explained what had happened, they all looked for someone who had sent the message.
Seeing this, Dugu Xing wondered if there was a trap, and after hesitating for a few minutes, he chose to wait and see.
He then noticed the club was in a commotion, and even people at the entrance had gone inside, before he directed everyone to rush inside.
They encountered no enemies along the way, and the scattered members were no match for the people brought by Dugu Xing.
Upon entering a courtyard, they discovered a large group of enemies, but the well-prepared Dugu Xing blocked them inside.
The walls outside the courtyard were quickly covered with mage troops and archers.
Surrounded by enemies on all sides, the entire club was quickly taken down by Dugu Xing.
He's puzzled now, having learned from random people that there are more than just this many people.
After questioning the prisoners, they learned that many alliance members had been sent out to pursue another group.
What a coincidence! It's like a pie fell from the sky.
After taking stock of the supplies, it became clear that this alliance was indeed well-established; no wonder they could cause trouble for others.
To prevent the main force from returning, he set up defenses here and instructed everyone to expedite the delivery of supplies.
Unfortunately, the delay allowed Ah Mao to be found by the alliance members, and he was subsequently dismembered.
Dugu Xing looked at Ah Mao's body in the courtyard and ordered it to be carried out for a proper burial.
He felt both relieved and heavy-hearted about Ah Mao's death.
For those who betray you, death is no big deal!
My hesitation was to give these people time to find Ah Mao.
Fortunately, these people were quite capable, otherwise I really wouldn't know how to deal with Ah Mao.
Let him go? How could that be possible?
How can we show our mercy if we don't let him go?
After killing all the alliance members, he stared into thought as the team carrying supplies out of the warehouse.
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