The Charismatic Charlie Wade

Wesley’s words struck fear into the hearts of the enraged gangsters, causing them to huddle together, trembling in terror. The scene resembled a group of Emperor penguins, clustered together for warmth in the bitter Antarctic winter winds.

Jagoan couldn’t help but hide a secret grin as he observed their palpable fear. These gangsters, who once boasted of their fearlessness, now cowered like cornered animals.

Dealing with malevolent forces such as the United States required a ruthless approach. If they wielded a knife, you brandished a gun; if they raised a gun, you targeted their entire kin. Moralizing was futile, for the underworld seldom adhered to such principles. Morality was a stricter code of conduct than the law, while all illegal acts breached morality, not every moral breach was necessarily illegal.

Every ill-gotten penny the gangsters amassed was a product of their disregard for the law. If they held no reverence for the law, how could morality sway them?

Hence, the most effective method to confront such individuals was to be even more unyielding than they were. Yet, Jagoan was aware that his intimidation alone wasn’t sufficient for these gang members.

To instill bone-chilling fear, he needed to first make them acutely aware of their own vulnerability and the unwavering determination to dismantle them. The initial investment in this endeavor was steep. Allocating so many resources to subdue a group of New York gangsters hardly seemed worthwhile.

So, Jagoan summoned Wesley and instructed him to take a stern approach with these people. It was a necessary step. After all, when it came to the number of allies, who could rival the Dragon Temple? In terms of violence, these gangsters were outmatched.

Furthermore, they were no match for the Dragon Temple. The Dragon Temple had knowledge of their identities and could track them down anywhere, eliminating their entire families if they so wished. There was no escape.

On the contrary, what could these gangsters do if they were aware of the Dragon Temple’s base in Syria? They couldn’t simply confront Wesley, could they?

Wesley’s threatening words had indeed sent shivers down the spines of everyone present, but Jagoan had no intention of letting them off easily. He aimed to establish absolute authority in their minds.

Jagoan glanced around and turned to Wesley. “Wesley, from now on, document the identity details of these people and swiftly investigate their family connections. If they disobey, no family member should be spared.”

Wesley nodded in agreement. “I understand.”

Jagoan gestured towards Jordan beside him. “Furthermore, if anything happens to Jordan, whether it’s a natural calamity or a man-made disaster, you must eliminate all of them, leaving no one alive.”

disdain and derision at this pronouncement, there

involved in this discussion, let’s give them a chance to speak.

men, removing the gags from the captives’

gang leader quivered and burst out, “This… this isn’t fair! If we didn’t kill him and something happened to him, why should

voicing their

Is the

our profits to the Chinese gang. Fine, we can do that, but linking our fate to his, making us pay the price for his actions,

“You desire fairness, do

affirmed, “Yes,

chuckled and challenged, “Let’s confirm then, are you rejecting my proposal and insisting on

man replied without hesitation,

Tell me your name and the gang you

man identified himself, “I’m Todd. Todd Gilbert,

and commented, “Desperados… That’s an interesting

Gilberto is keen on justice, let’s grant him his wish. Transport him to Syria and conduct a thorough investigation into his background. I want to know if he’s wronged anyone throughout his life, no matter how trivial. If there

could protest, he silenced himself, realizing it

said, “Sir, this is

swallowed it. He knew

this is your

don’t want fairness? If you seek fairness from me, then I

treat him the same way. If he killed someone’s wife, we kill his wife, if he killed someone’s son, we kill his son too. After all, he requested fairness, so we

Jagoan. My

ashen, and visible tremors coursed