Chapter 771: Chapter 770: Sowing Discord
"Who I am is not sothing you are worthy of knowing!"
"Such arrogant tones, such domineering responses, such proud deanor!"
Jin Yu looked at the tall and straight figure of the man, slightly shaken by the reply, and then at the people around him, including Wufu. They all appeared to think this was only natural, causing her to suppress her thoughts and look away.
On the other side, the Sang Tian faction was similarly shaken, but more than that, they were enraged!
They had dominated Gobi Beach for so long, and all the passing rchant ships had always been so respectful to them, but tonight, these two ships had caused them a significant loss.
This was bad enough, but even after suffering a significant loss, their routine conversation was still so insolent. If word of this got out, how could they continue to operate in Jianghu!
But, rembering the brother who had been wounded by the Sword Qi just monts ago, although everyone was angry, they dared not make a peep and could only glare furiously.
And Sang Tian, being the Lead Owner of the fort, was not without discernnt. These two boats, with not too many people on board, had still managed to inflict heavy losses on his n on this river. Aside from feeling utterly humiliated, he also realized that this was a particularly tough nut to crack.
Look, his third sister had excellent martial arts skills, ranking among the top, yet her head was chopped off and sent to them. That extraordinary Qinggong, how could their bandit kind compare?
Besides, there was the fire that would ignite upon contact with water. No, that was not fire, but poison, indicating that among them was soone skilled in poisoning.
With skilled fighters leading the pack, poisoners, and those ready for combat, Sang Tian’s situation felt utterly miserable, and his heart was sowhat uneasy.
"Big brother," Sang Er, looking disheveled, led the remaining n back to Sang Tian’s side, glaring at Ah Jiu and the others.
Sang Tian gestured for quiet and asked, "How about the other side?"
"The big ship is encircled by our n. But, we’ve also lost many n to the flas," Sang Er said in a low voice.
Sang Tian then turned to Ah Jiu and said, "Sir, we have no intention of creating a misunderstanding with sir, but there are many mouths to feed in this fort, and we need to eat. To pass Gobi Beach, one must pay the river toll, and it seems sir has not. The ways of Jianghu are Jianghu’s ways, you seem to not quite understand this rule."
"Why should we pay? Your size and your als are none of our concerns! Our silver is to be sent to King Hall for charity, not to feed a gang of bandits!" Xiao Li retorted sharply with a sneer.
"You!"
"Don’t ’you’ ! And it’s not just about not paying, even if we did, wouldn’t it still be in vain? The Jin family paid, didn’t they? And you still talked about birthday gifts and wanted to invite Young Master Jin and Miss Jin as guests? Tch! Don’t talk to us about the rules of Jianghu. I only know that every line of work has its standards. You take the silver and then betray us, playing both god and ghost with no integrity whatsoever. Aren’t you afraid of other bandits laughing their yellow teeth off at you?"
"Indeed, a bandit is a bandit; there’s no such thing as integrity with them—it’s all about self-interest, isn’t it? All of you," Xiao Li pointed at the disheveled bandits, saying, "you better be careful. Following a Lead Owner without integrity, you might be the next cannon fodder! Think about it, there would have been no deaths tonight if it weren’t for certain people’s lack of integrity leading to so many deaths. Such a pity!"
This was blatant discord-sowing.
Sang Tian’s face turned a shade of iron blue as he shouted, "Yellow-Mouthed Child, do not spout nonsense and sow discord!" He glanced back at his n, noticed their diverse expressions, and felt a chill in his heart, saying, "Don’t let yourselves be swayed. It’s because of them that we’ve lost so many brothers!"
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