January 26, in the evening, Guangzhou.
The calm river surface was gently cut by a small fishing boat.
Aside from the boatman steering the vessel, there were two other individuals on board—one named Fish Head Biao; the other, Fei Ji.
Both were members of the Dragon Head Gang. Fish Head Biao was a minor leader; at fifty-four, he was somewhat portly with a receding hairline, his face cunning. Fei Ji was Fish Head Biao's capable henchman. At thirty, he was all muscle, and his features always carried an intense, fierce look, the mark of a top fighter.
At this point, some might wonder: fish and chickens as names? Who would choose such nicknames?
