At that mont, he was clutching his shin, glaring fiercely at the two people and a dog across from him.
"Great, just great! I just got out, lost all my money, and to top it all off, got bitten by a damn dog today!"
The man, his face covered with a grimace, tried to laugh it off, but his eyes were nearly bursting with rage.
"Co on, tell who you are. I really want to see if there’s anyone in Su City that Cheng Biao wouldn’t dare to touch!"
Upon hearing this, a look of apprehension flashed across the face of the man opposite.
These days, the weak fear the strong, the strong fear the more aggressive, and the aggressive fear the reckless.
Cheng Biao clearly wasn’t an easy mark, and if he was so sort of desperado, they had really just attracted major trouble.
His voice turned stern yet timid. "You’ve got quite the nerve! I’ll have you know, I’m well acquainted with Director Lu from the city office, you’ve got the guts, go ahead and sue !
Hmph! I don’t have ti to ss with you. Your dog bit , and I kicked it back.
Let’s both give a little and call it even for today!"
"Exactly! We didn’t even ask you to compensate for our pet’s dical and our emotional distress expenses. You should be thankful! What, you think you can scam us?"
The middle-aged woman also stepped forward, her voice shrill.
"Call it even? Ha!" Cheng Biao’s mouth twitched, and the rage he had been suppressing reached its limit, ignited completely by their words.
He looked at them with a cold gaze and began to step towards them.
Just as Cheng Biao was about to disregard everything and strike, a group of security guards tily arrived from outside the crowd.
"What’s going on? What happened?"
"Captain Liu, you arrived just in ti! Hurry! This guy hit my dog, and now he wants to lay hands on us!"
"So it’s Director Zhang, are you guys okay? Don’t worry, ensuring the safety of residents is our duty."
The security captain greeted the couple with a smile as soon as he saw them.
Then he turned to look at Cheng Biao, scrutinizing his attire, and frowned slightly.
"This gentleman... you look unfamiliar. Are you a resident here?"
Cheng Biao glanced at the nurous security personnel, showing no signs of backing down.
"So what if I’m not?"
"Oh! So you sneaked in from outside? Captain Liu, how is your security working, letting all sorts of riff-raff into the community?
How are we supposed to live and work here in the future?"
The middle-aged woman, previously intimidated by Cheng Biao, suddenly stood straight as if she had found sothing to hold onto and began to shout again.
"If you’re not a resident, how did you get in here? Did you register?"
Seeing that the man was not a resident, the security captain’s concerns decreased significantly, and his tone grew much firr.
Cheng Biao was left speechless; he had simply followed soone else in and hadn’t registered at all!
"Sir, if you are not a resident and didn’t register, please leave the community imdiately, or we will have to take coercive asures."
Hearing this, the surrounding security guards closed in, ready to remove him if he resisted.
Cheng Biao couldn’t help but laugh in anger.
After so many years of dealing with the underworld, this was the first ti he had been treated so disrespectfully.
If only he hadn’t co alone without his lackeys, how could he have tolerated their arrogance?
ng Lang failed to notice Cheng Biao’s increasingly furious gaze as he was sowhat stunned.
In his mind flashed a line from "Wildfire."
[A random "dog bite" incident in the community sparked a sudden inspiration!
Neural system invasion, inducing madness, high risk of infection from a bite...
I suddenly realized that several symptoms of lunacy closely resemble those of "rabies."]
Is this the high-definition restoration of the scene?
Could it be that Cheng Biao had an accident after being bitten? Otherwise, it wouldn’t make sense for him to associate a simple dog-biting incident with rabies, would it?
Chances are, there’s a sequel, and the matter hasn’t quieted down.
If that’s the case... it’s very likely that this guy is already affected?
ng Lang imdiately looked at Cheng Biao with a sympathetic gaze, poor guy really was unlucky.
It looked like the two sides were about to co to blows.
Motivated by a spirit of intervention and dical help, ng Lang decisively shouted.
"Wait!"
All heads turned towards the young man who had suddenly spoken out from the crowd.
"What? Are you his accomplice? See! I told you these people definitely ca to swindle us!" the middle-aged woman started yelling again.
ng Lang rolled his eyes at her.
The right and wrong of the matter was clear, but nevertheless, in a large forest, all sorts of birds can be found.
"I’m asking, ma’am, has your dog... been vaccinated with the rabies vaccine?"
Everyone was stunned at these words.
"What... what does it have to do with you? Wait a minute! Who are you calling ’ma’am’!?" The middle-aged woman snapped back furiously after catching on.
Uh... aren’t your priorities a bit off?
But from the woman’s reaction, the others gleaned the answer—it was clear guilt!
The surrounding crowd’s view of the dog imdiately changed, and many recoiled three steps away from it.
Cheng Biao’s face changed, turning pale in an instant.
"Not vaccinated, huh? Tsk tsk! Let ask you, Captain, how can you call it peaceful living when an unleashed, unvaccinated rabid dog roams freely in the neighborhood? What if it had bitten one of us residents today? What if soone contracted rabies? Who would be responsible if there’s an issue? Would it be you, or them?"
The Captain’s face turned awkward in an instant.
"Uh... this..."
"Enough! Look here, brother." ng Lang was too lazy to deal with him and turned to Cheng Biao.
"No need to get agitated. If a fight breaks out, the blood flow will quicken, and you know the consequences! It’s always possible to determine responsibility later since the community surveillance must have recorded everything. Right now, I advise you to attend to the wound imdiately.
You need to wash the wound with running water and soap for over 15 minutes and then disinfect with iodine.
After treating it, go get the rabies vaccine imdiately—don’t delay.
By the way, once rabies develops, the fatality rate is almost 100%."
A fatality rate of 100%?!
These words startled everyone.
The middle-aged couple didn’t dare to flaunt their anger anymore.
If a life were lost, even knowing Director Lu wouldn’t spare them the hassle.
Cheng Biao, hearing this, looked at ng Lang gratefully.
"Young man, you’re right, I, Cheng Biao, owe you one today! I’ll definitely repay this favor in the future! Thanks!
And you all, this isn’t over yet!"
Cheng Biao fiercely glared at the middle-aged couple, then squeezed through the crowd and hurried to the hospital to treat his wound.
Just then, ng Lang suddenly rembered sothing and shouted at Cheng Biao again.
"Oh yeah, brother, when you go for the vaccine, make sure not to get ’Chang Chun Biological’! Rember that!"
Cheng Biao: "???"
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