TL: FoodieMonster007
“Hyung-nim! How many days has it been? Those brats are breaking our guys’ arms and legs every ti they et them!” a bald giant bellowed, the veins on his forehead bulging with frustration as his voice reverberated through the room.
In response, a man with a thick beard, the Vice Sect Leader of the Scarlet Tiger Gang, groaned irritably, “How many tis do I have to tell you to call Vice Sect Leader?”
The bald giant crossed his arms and gnashed his teeth at the Vice Sect Leader, despite having shared many years and tough battles with him. “Now’s not the ti to worry about titles! We need a plan before our boys end up crippled!”
“Fuck, where the hell did those freaks co from…”
The Scarlet Tiger Gang was locked in a brutal war with the Great Bear Gang and the Ironhead Sect, all vying for control of the slums, yet recently, they had been distracted by a group of young punks who frequently ambushed Scarlet Tiger mbers, leaving broken limbs in their wake.
At first, we thought that the Great Bear Gang had hired so freelancers… but it turns out they were dealing with the sa problem.
Growing increasingly agitated, the Vice Sect Leader stroked his beard, frustration etched in every line of his face. “Do you know who those kids are?”
The bald giant replied, “They’re students from the Azure Dragon Academy. One of them is Dokgo Jun, the Student Council President, and the other is Hyonwon Kang, a notorious juvenile delinquent.”
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The bearded man stared at his comrade in disbelief. “What? The Student Council President and a notorious delinquent? What on earth are they doing together?”
“Hell if I know. More importantly, they’re playing vigilante with the martial arts that they learned in school, and it’s interrupting our work.”
“Damn it…”
At first, the gang had thought it was just a temporary thing. After all, every now and then, so self-righteous kids from the orthodox sects would co to the slums to play hero. Most of them gave up and left when they realized there was nothing here for them, but this ti, they just kept coming back.
The Vice Sect Leader sighed heavily. “There’s only two of them, so tell our guys to avoid them. We’ve been around these parts long enough that…”
“Do you think we haven’t tried that?! It’s not working. They show up at every spot where our guys go to collect money, like soone’s tipping them off…”
“Shit, this is driving insane,” the Vice Sect Leader groaned, scratching his beard furiously. The biggest problem was the kids’ martial prowess. In the Scarlet Tiger Gang, only he and the sect leader were strong enough to take on first-rate experts, but he had no intention of risking his neck for this.
Scanning the room, he asked, “Any of you got ideas?”
Gathered around him were the Scarlet Tiger lieutenants, a group of tough guys who may not have had much education, but who had earned their place in the gang through their accomplishnts.
One of them raised his hand timidly. “How about we report them to the authorities?” he suggested.
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Without a second thought, the Vice Sect Leader threw a rock at the man’s forehead, roaring, “You moron! What grounds do we have to report them?”
Barely ducking out of the way, the lieutenant replied gingerly, “Uh, interference with business…?”
“We’re a murim sect, you idiot! We don’t go crying to the authorities just because our boys got hurt! Especially after we’ve been beating the crap out of the Great Bear Gang and the Ironhead Sect while using the non-interference principle between murim and governnt as our shield! Keep talking, and I’ll rip your mouth wide open.”
“S-Sorry, sir.”
Glaring at the huddled group, the Vice Sect Leader’s hopes faded. How did these dumb shits even make it to lieutenant?
The bald giant hesitantly asked, “Hyung-nim—I an, Vice Sect Leader, sir. Where’s Master?”
“Master is still in isolated training.”
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The Master they spoke of was the current sect leader of the Scarlet Tiger Gang. A year ago, this man had split the previous gang leader—a first-rate master—in half within three moves and claid the position. His strength was beyond imagination.
The Vice Sect Leader was certain. If Master got involved, those brats from the Azure Dragon Academy wouldn’t stand a chance.
“Should we ask Master for help…” the bald giant started.
However, the Vice Sect Leader cut him off with a chilling tone, “You want to bother him over sothing so trivial? He’ll tear you to pieces for disturbing his training.”
The giant gulped, stamring, “N-No, sir. It was just a thought. No need to trouble Master.”
The Master of the Scarlet Tiger Gang was a man who would crush anyone who displeased him like an insect, even if they were his subordinates. Although none of the lieutenants in the gang were strangers to killing, at least they had reasons for doing so. The Master, on the other hand, would kill, torture, and even eat a al in front of a dying person just because he was in a bad mood.
“We need to handle this ourselves. If Master finds out that we fucked up… so of us might not survive,” the Vice Sect Leader warned.
His words sent a chill through the lieutenants. No one knew which of them would die. Their lives depended on their master’s mood. Even the vice sect leader and the bald giant, who were favored enough to be taken as his disciples, were not exempt.
“These kids have learned so serious martial arts, haven’t they?” the Vice Sect Leader muttered to himself, absentmindedly toying with a dagger.
He, too, had once been a prodigy. Unfortunately, a single mistake had led him to kill soone he shouldn’t have, forcing him into hiding. Even the beard he grew was just another way to hide his identity.
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Life had taken a rotten turn, but the Scarlet Tiger Gang had provided a decent refuge… until last year.
If that monster gets upset…
Recently, the master claid that he had gained new insights into martial arts and had begun training in isolation, but these insights required rare dicinal ingredients, so the gang had no choice but to raise the protection fees. If there were any problems with the master’s dicine supply, he would summon the vice sect leader. What would happen after that was too horrific to imagine.
In the end, the Vice Sect Leader stood up, cursing under his breath, “Damn it, I didn’t want to get involved, but…”
“Are you going to handle this yourself, Hyung-nim?”
The Vice Sect Leader glanced around at the lieutenants and nodded roughly . “Don’t worry, I’m not doing this alone. You’re all coming with .”
These kids were only academy students. No matter how strong their martial arts were, they lacked experience. If the gang prepared well enough, they could definitely defeat them.
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The Vice Sect Leader licked his dagger with a sinister grin. “We’ll set a trap and lure them in. Let’s show these kids the harsh reality of the world.”
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