4: Chapter 3 I’m Sure to Earn This Money_2 4: Chapter 3 I’m Sure to Earn This Money_2 Indeed, it should be that way, and it was that way.
Gao Yi ca to terms with the situation and, without any hesitation, said, “I am not an assassin, but I can collaborate with you.
However, you need to answer so of my questions first.”
“As a partner, I can answer many questions for free, but if you refuse to cooperate, then I’ll have to charge.
I must make that clear upfront.”
Whether he charged or not didn’t really matter; I couldn’t pay much anyway.
The most pressing question for Gao Yi was still what exactly had happened.
But how should he ask that question?
After pondering for a mont, Gao Yi asked gravely, “Who were the people trying to kill yesterday?”
Luca smiled and said, “First, let correct a mistake: you’ve been unconscious for four days, so it wasn’t yesterday.
The people you killed are Scavengers, those responsible for disposing of bodies and cleaning up traces.”
Gao Yi said urgently, “No, not those I killed; the ones who shot .”
Luca took out a cell phone, which was indeed the one Gao Yi had found on the body of a Scavenger and used to call for help.
“This phone was taken from you.
It contains so information you might want.
First, those Scavengers received a temporary mission from the Dark Web, commissioned by a high-level account.
As far as I know, this account is closely related to the Andic Group.”
After he finished speaking, Luca placed the phone on the bedside table next to Gao Yi, then said seriously, “The Andic Group’s assassins were responsible for finishing you off, while the local Scavengers, who also deal in organ trading, were supposed to clean up after you.
This is a reasonable guess.
Now tell , why does the Andic Group want you dead!”
Gao Yi shook his head in confusion.
Luca said earnestly, “I have no intention of prying into your background or discovering your secrets.
I haven’t even asked for your na.
But since we’re going to collaborate, I need to know what kind of trouble you’ve gotten into.
So, please be honest.”
Gao Yi wore an expression of helplessness and said in a low voice, “I’m just a tourist in Thailand; I haven’t caused any trouble.
I just found a boxing gym because I wanted to have an exchange with the people there.”
“What boxing gym?”
“KT Boxing Gym.”
A look of understanding imdiately spread across Luca’s face as he went on, “Good, continue.”
“I had just entered the gym and didn’t even know who to greet when suddenly two people burst in and started shooting everyone.
I was shot, and by the ti I passed out and woke up again, I was in an operating room about to have my organs harvested.
Then…
you know the rest.”
Luca, showing interest, said, “Then you killed six Scavengers, posted a call for help on the Dark Web, and held on until I showed up?”
“Yes.”
Luca exhaled and said, “Which ans, you were accidentally injured, or let’s say, incidentally cleaned up?”
Gao Yi was silent for a while, then nodded.
Luca seed much more at ease and said, “That’s a relief.
It wouldn’t be an issue for us if you were just a collateral accident.
If you were the target of the Andic Group, that would be a huge problem.
But since it was an accident, there’s really no issue.”
In a low voice, Gao Yi asked, “What’s the background of the Andic Group?”
“The Andic Group is an assassin organization, the biggest one.
Once the Andic Group takes on a mission, it’s sure to be completed.
That’s as good as dead.”
Gao Yi had already heard of the Andic Group, just reconfirming what Luca had said.
There’s sothing he didn’t know whether to ntion or not: Gao Yi didn’t only kill six Scavengers; he also killed two gunn.
After a mont of silence, Gao Yi asked in a low voice, “Do you know who issued the order to the Andic Group?”
“That’s Andic’s business secret and the core secret of the Dark Web.
How could they let know?
But I know that KT Boxing Gym is involved in Black Boxing.
Perhaps it was soone who lost big money and got angry, so they hired the Andic Group to take out the boxer who caused their loss.
This kind of thing is common.”
For Gao Yi, such an unforeseeable catastrophe was akin to the sky falling, but for Luca, these events were quite common.
Luca said casually, “I’m not trying to investigate your background, but at least give a na, then tell about your skills.
That way, we can cooperate better.”
A na was just a na, real or fake; obviously, Luca didn’t care.
Gao Yi looked at Luca, then suddenly said, “My na is Gao Yi.
My expertise is in Kung Fu.
I have been practicing Kung Fu since I was five years old, without missing a single day.”
Luca was startled for a mont, then pointing at Gao Yi, said, “Wait, Kung Fu, Chinese Martial Arts?
Are you telling , you took out those Scavengers with Kung Fu?”
“Yeah, any problem with that?”
“Don’t joke; Kung Fu is just for show.”
“The Kung Fu I practice is ant for killing enemies, not just for show.
Never mind, you wouldn’t understand.”
Luca said seriously, “Yet, the way you took out those Scavengers looked more like an assassin’s work.
As for Kung Fu…
never mind.
If you don’t want to talk about it, that’s fine.
Don’t try to fool with that—I’d rather believe you’re actually a Black Boxing fighter from KT Boxing Gym.”
Gao Yi was already accustod to the misunderstandings and stereotypes people had about Kung Fu.
In the eyes of most people, the image of Kung Fu was highly polarized—so firmly believed that Kung Fu could do anything, even defy gravity, while others were certain that Kung Fu was nothing more than a scam.
And those who thought Kung Fu was just a scam were becoming increasingly nurous because Kung Fu truly lacked any remarkable achievents to show off, at least not any that the general public could see.
In their eyes, all the so-called Kung Fu Masters were frauds.
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