Chapter 335 Everyone Will Die

The cadre who lost his arms stared at me unwillingly and angrily. Under his chopped off arms, a hidden short crossbow was exposed.

I kicked the crossbow and smiled: "You are really not simple. You keep pretending to be scared and hide in there. When someone is forced to confess by me, you will fish in troubled waters and kill that person, so that I lose the source of the clues. All plans were completely ruined and we had to start over.”

"I have to say, you are a cunning guy, good at hiding yourself, and you also have courage." I sighed: "But unfortunately, your eyes betray you, because I have never seen a person threatening death. Next time, you will still think about killing your companions first, especially in this situation, where you need to work together to face the situation."

"Tell me one more piece of information that I need, and your chances of survival will be greater. Those who don't tell, and those who lie, will die. I made this clear." I looked at him coldly and said: " Do you think that if you kill this fat man, others will be intimidated by your fear and dare not speak out? Don't be stupid, your idea is simply impossible to realize, especially when the difference in strength is too big. Between you and me.”

I pulled a chair, sat down, and continued: "There is a huge difference in strength between you and me. Even if you are lucky enough to kill him, I will cripple you before you kill the second person. What's more, you can't even survive a single move in front of me, let alone silence me."

As I said that, I took out a paper bag from my arms, opened it, took out a stack of papers, and flipped through the pages. After a minute, I pulled out one of the papers, shook it in front of him, and said, "This is yours." information, as well as your friends and your family."

I took it back with a smile and said softly: "You have a wife, a son, three deceased brothers, and a valuable villa. These were all given to you by the second young master. I didn't say Wrong."

There was fear and panic in his eyes, but he still gritted his teeth and stared at me.

Sweat or blood continued to flow down, making him weaker and weaker, but he was still struggling to survive.

I knew what he was thinking. He was not afraid of death, but he didn't dare to die because he didn't know what I would do.

The reason why I know this is because an enemy I killed said this to me before he died.

Seeing his surprised and frightened expression, I continued: "Don't be so surprised. I can get your information at any time if I want. This is my strength. If I really want to kill you, you won't be able to escape even if you want." Dropped."

"Okay, let's get down to business." I leaned down, picked up the short crossbow on the ground, played with it, and said, "It's such a delicate thing. It must be very expensive. Villas, women, brothers, money, and this, exquisite and elegant Expensive weapons, these are all given to you by the Second Young Master, right? Why would he give these to you? Huh? Why would he care so much about you, a cadre of a small guild?"

I took aim at him with the short crossbow, then took it back into my hand and said, "I think you must know this question, but -"

With a wave of my hand, I said loudly to the three people next to me: "You don't know."

The three people obviously didn't know what was happening, and they all looked frightened and confused.

I nodded and said, "That's right. Guys with your status are not qualified to know this guy's true identity. He is a dog under the Second Young Master, a loyal dog used to monitor you."

"On weekdays, he eats and plays with you, gambles and whores with you like a brother. He is as close as one person. Once you have the slightest betrayal, he will immediately report everything about you to his master, and you, probably He will disappear from the world soon." As I said that, I looked like the fat man before: "Just like you."

I handed over the short crossbow in my hand.

The fat man looked at me hesitantly. His hands were shaking and his body was shaking. He didn't pick it up, he just kept shaking.

"Take it" I ordered.

Only then did the fat man tremble all over as he fired the crossbow, and his whole body became even more violent.

"Look carefully, if you were hit by this crossbow, would you still be alive?"

The fat man only glanced at it, then shook his head vigorously, so much that it was almost as big as a rattle.

"Well, I gave it to you as a souvenir." I smiled and said, "If I tell you the information I want honestly later, this souvenir may be left to your descendants."

"Sir, my lord, I don't have a wife yet."

The fat man said tremblingly.

I was amused by the fat man's words, grinned, and said, "Did I not speak clearly enough?"

The fat man nodded first, then hesitated, and then shook his head desperately, even wider than before.

I was worried that he would break his neck.

"That's good."

With that said, I came to the second young master's loyal dog who had no arms and was struggling to his death. I squatted down and said, "How about it? Is there anything you want to say to me? If it's intelligence, maybe I will I'll open the net and let you go. Even though you've lost your arms, it doesn't mean you're dead. How about that? Have you thought about it?"

Pooh!

He stared at a pair of bloodshot red eyes and spat at me fiercely.

The spit didn't even fly out for a moment before it fell to the ground.

It's not that he doesn't want to spit it out, but because he has no strength left.

"I've already given you a chance." I said coldly, raised my head, and waved to the old man at the door. The old man stood up and walked over slowly. I said, "bandage him, and by the way, help me take a look. With these people in mind, I have to go out and will be back soon."

After saying that, I glanced at the cadre on the ground with a vague look, and showed an evil smile that could be felt even without looking at it.

"What are you going to do!" The cadre on the ground finally spoke, his voice was very weak, and he sounded like he was dying: "No, don't touch my family!"

I stood up and glanced at him contemptuously: "I already gave you a chance, but you didn't seize it. You can't blame me."

"Please, please, please, no, don't do this!" His voice was still so weak, and his tone was not as firm as before.

"You are loyal to your master, and I am loyal to my family. I admire your tenacity in not betraying your master, but unfortunately, your master will threaten me. Therefore, you are my enemy, and I treat my enemies the same way. There is only one way." I stretched out my index finger, waved it in front of him, and said, "Eradicate the root cause. Your family, your friends, and even your close neighbors will all be my potential enemies. , so they will all die."