Xiong En's business was thriving, but it was precisely because it was too successful that some people were already eyeing it enviously.
There's no problem with being a Saint in California, but having embraced the conservatives, Xiong En soon realized how inhuman a group of reckless bastards could be.
After handing the stuff over to Bob, Bob even frowned: "This doesn't seem right, does it? Those people were never of much value to begin with, and now they've all left Arizona—it doesn't seem necessary, does it?"
Berick, however, remained indifferent: "They're not our soldiers anyway. If anyone's to blame, it's that guy Xiong En for being so short-sighted."
"Did he really think he could make threats and walk away unscathed? That kid killed Adam in front of those Jews, without leaving them even a shred of dignity, and even dared to threaten them—their revenge was inevitable."
