Chapter 2201: Trouble

Chen Hui and Bai Junmin looked at each other, their gazes meeting, and both saw smiles in each other's eyes. At the same time, their fingers would twitch slightly from time to time.

This face of Wen Sanmao had appeared in their line of sight frequently over the past two or three months, but Wen Sanmao didn't know of their existence.

When they first saw Wen Sanmao, they keenly noticed that this person was by no means as simple as his appearance suggested. When he went out, he was always followed by a large group of people, and most of them had tattoos on their bodies.

It was just that this guy had always been polite to the eldest young lady, and he was also the eldest young lady's client. Every time they met, they talked about decoration design, and there were no overstepping or inappropriate actions.

So, even if they had doubts, given the other party's performance was still within the rules, they naturally couldn't intervene. Because the Chairman had given instructions: no danger, no interference with the eldest young lady's private life.

And today, this guy actually went to the school holding flowers and had a dispute with the eldest young lady. Although the brothers inside the school were too far away to hear the content, it was clear that he had already posed a potential threat to the eldest young lady, and he had even arranged for people to follow the eldest young lady. This had already touched the red line.

It was just that what they didn't expect was that this guy was actually arrogant to this extent, speaking wildly in front of the police—well, traffic police are also police—and hundreds of onlookers, saying he would break their legs.

This made them very excited because, apart from exercising and sparring with each other every day, they couldn't remember how many years it had been since they had fought with anyone, and their bones were itching uncomfortably.

Now that someone had taken the initiative to deliver themselves to their door, how could they not be extremely excited? Thus, their fingers began to tremble slightly involuntarily. The amplitude was small, but it was clear and discernible.

This kind of subtle trembling was the natural reaction brought about by the rapid surge of adrenaline in the body, just like a volcano that had been suppressed for a long time, in a state before eruption. That surging power was surging in their bodies.

Wen Sanmao brought seven people, four of whom stood behind him, and three people walked toward Chen Hui and Bai Junmin with ferocious grins.

One guy was cracking his knuckles while walking, and the clicking sound gave people a sense of oppression.

Chen Hui turned his head to look at the traffic policeman: "Comrade Police, you..."

His words weren't finished when he saw several traffic policemen walking toward the onlookers at the same time, and together with that older traffic policeman, they were asking witnesses about the situation before and after the car accident.

They had already recognized them, so naturally, they wouldn't meddle in other people's business and find trouble for themselves. As for what the common people would think, how could they take it to heart?

If they were in a good mood, they would explain that they were just traffic police and had no law enforcement power over fighting. If they were in a bad mood, just looking at you one more time was a favor.

A smile that was hard to detect curled up at the corner of Chen Hui's mouth. This act had to be done fully. He had already sent a distress signal to the traffic police, but the traffic police chose to turn a blind eye and stand by.

In this situation, taking self-defense actions as a last resort, and hitting a bit harder to cripple a few, seemed to make sense, right?

As for the matter of legitimate defense, before the heroic appearance of "Brother Long of Kunshan," for the general public, it was very difficult to accurately define whether it belonged to legitimate defense.

Most of the time, such situations were either judged as mutual fighting between both sides or identified as excessive defense. However, in today's situation, it depended on whose backing was harder and whose influence was greater.

Perhaps this sounded very sad, but this was the cruel reality. Not only in the country, but looking at the global scope, the situation was mostly like this, especially in the US and Western countries controlled by capital.

On the surface, it seemed to be full of the atmosphere of freedom and equality. The sky was blue, the moon was round, and the air was sweet.

However, when you truly integrated into it, you would find that once shrouded in darkness, if there was no support from money and power, you would never think about seeing the light again.

And in the hearts of Chen Hui and Bai Junmin, there were people with stronger backgrounds and greater influence than the Chairman. But it definitely didn't include this small construction company boss who might be involved in the underworld in front of them.

Therefore, even if they crippled a few today, as long as the Chairman said they were legitimate defense, then it was legitimate defense, and it was definitely indisputable legitimate defense.

If they were lucky and these people had cases on their backs, then it would be even more fun. Even if they killed them directly, they wouldn't bear any consequences.

Maybe if they were lucky, the relevant departments would even give them some kind of award like "Good Citizen of Beijing" to commend their heroic behavior of standing up and eliminating harm for the people!

As the three guys on the opposite side walked forward unhurriedly, Chen Hui and Bai Junmin retreated step by step, raising their hands high to make a stop gesture.

"Stop!" Bai Junmin shouted at the top of his lungs: "You guys don't come over here. This traffic accident was purely an accident."

"If you dare to use violent means and attempt to launch a personal attack on us, then all the serious consequences arising from this will be borne by you yourselves!"

Bai Junmin's loud voice was heard clearly not only by the onlookers around but also by those traffic policemen, who remained indifferent, one by one.

Among the crowd, some kind-hearted people full of sympathy couldn't help but frown. They looked toward the traffic police from time to time, as if expecting the law enforcement officers to step in and stop it in time.

However, there were also some people who liked to join in the fun and feared that the world wouldn't be chaotic enough. They showed an expression of schadenfreude, with excited expressions on their faces, wishing that a few would be beaten to death.

"Second warning!"

Facing the three people approaching step by step, Bai Junmin raised his voice again, issuing a warning in a stern tone.

"Stand where you are immediately and stop approaching. If you have any questions or objections to this accident, you can patiently wait for the traffic police comrades to give the final handling result."

"If you don't believe the traffic police, you also have the right to choose to call the police and request the public security department to intervene and solve the problem through legal channels!"

Bai Junmin had already said this much, but the three people on the opposite side still remained unmoved. Their eyes were full of mockery and sarcasm, just like a cat teasing two frightened little mice.

And Bai Junmin's warning, in their ears, was actually just the squeaking sound made by the poor little mice when they were afraid.

So they were very excited and also enjoyed this feeling of making people afraid. Their pace slowed down a bit, as they thought this would make the sense of oppression stronger.

"Third warning!" Bai Junmin stopped retreating, his eyes becoming sharp: "Stop immediately, don't approach anymore."

Seeing that Bai Junmin and Chen Hui were no longer retreating, the three people were very surprised. These two little mice still dared to resist?

The guy in the middle shook his head, and the two people beside him showed ferocious expressions, a creepy grin coming from their mouths.

One of them reached out a thick hand and grabbed toward Chen Hui's neck. The other raised his foot and kicked hard toward Bai Junmin's stomach.

Chen Hui grinned and smiled silently at the other party. Just as the other party's hand was about to touch his neck, his shoulders swayed slightly, avoiding the other party's hand.

Immediately after, his right hand raised quickly like lightning, buckled the other party's wrist, and raised his left elbow, turning around and hitting the other party's chest heavily.

Only a light click was heard, and a terrible sound of bone fracture came. The other party hadn't reacted yet, and hadn't even had time to feel the pain.

He saw his back lean hard, and at the same time, he bent down slightly, his shoulders shaking violently. This series of actions was smooth and flowing, done in one go.

The big man, who weighed over 180 jin, was actually thrown out like an old sack full of cotton. With a muffled bang.

The other party's huge body slammed heavily onto the hard ground, raising a cloud of dust. A mouthful of blood sprayed wildly from his mouth, drawing a shocking arc in the air.

And at this time, looking closely, one could find a very obvious collapse in his chest. Clearly, Chen Hui's elbow just now had injured him even more seriously.

On the other side, Bai Junmin dodged the kicking foot sideways, his upper body leaned down quickly, his right leg raised high, and he slammed it onto the other party's shoulder with the momentum of thunder.

The other party only felt a huge force that couldn't be resisted coming from his shoulder, as if a mountain had collapsed and pressed on him.

His legs couldn't bear the heavy pressure of this force at all and bent down involuntarily. Immediately after, his whole body lost balance and flew up tilted.

Finally, head down and feet up, he slammed onto the ground like a head-first dive. A crisp sound of a tibia fracture came to his ears, which was particularly clear and made people feel creepy.

Those selected to be sent to Beijing to protect Zhou Andong were all carefully selected, all had participated in the Old Mountain Wheel War, were experienced in the flames of war, and had crawled out of piles of dead people. They all practiced killing techniques and were two different things from soldiers in the peaceful era.

It could be said that soldiers who could kill their way out of blood and wind were all veteran soldiers who had been through hundreds of battles, and all were elites. Their physical fitness and combat experience were not something that Wen Sanmao and these so-called underworld little hooligans could compare with.

And Chen Hui and Bai Junmin, they were specifically selected by Zhou Andong to protect his sister, and were elites among elites. Unless they didn't make a move, as long as they made a move, they were going to kill.

These people of Wen Sanmao, in the eyes of unarmed common people, were indeed very awesome and powerful, but in the eyes of Chen Hui and Bai Junmin, they were just unranked little hooligans.

If they were placed on the Vietnam battlefield back then, even a female soldier of the enemy could have wiped them out silently. This was not alarmist; in fact, the real battlefield was far more magical and cruel than those anti-Japanese god dramas.

Originally, the noisy scene suddenly became quiet, and it was a bit creepy. It was too fast; some people hadn't even seen it clearly, and the matter was over, and two people were already lying on the ground.

One had a collapsed chest and a face full of blood, but one could see the chest rising and falling. One was lying crookedly on the ground, his neck twisted strangely, looking very terrifying, and it was unknown whether he was alive or dead.

It was just that this was different from what they imagined. Because in their thinking, the ones lying on the ground should have been those two, not the two big and tall ones.

The traffic policeman's eyes widened, and the older traffic policeman frowned, looking at Chen Hui and Bai Junmin with somewhat drifting eyes, and cursed in his heart that this time there was probably trouble.

Because he saw at a glance that Chen Hui and Bai Junmin were soldiers, and they were soldiers who had been on the battlefield, otherwise they wouldn't have hit so hard.

More importantly, in this day and age, there were many veteran soldiers who had been on the battlefield and retired, but there were very few who could afford a Cedric worth hundreds of thousands.

If looked at separately, just driving a Cedric, or just being a retired soldier, it didn't matter. But these two things combined, a retired veteran soldier driving a Cedric, there were only three possibilities.

One, these two people were active-duty soldiers, driving private cars out to handle affairs for the chief. Two, they were children of big courtyards, doing business. Three, they were people around some big shot, and the Cedric was a car allocated to them.

But no matter which of these three possibilities it was, for them, it was a big trouble. Because before the conflict, the other party sent them a distress signal, but they turned a blind eye and didn't intervene.

What was even more headache-inducing was that the other party was the famous Plague God, two subordinates were beaten down, and the injuries were serious. It was impossible for Wen Sanmao to let it go.

Both sides had backgrounds that weren't small. Once this matter blew up, their explanation that traffic police had no law enforcement power would be pale and ridiculous in the eyes of those big shots.

Weren't traffic police also police? You didn't have law enforcement power, but you had the obligation to stop the conflict from happening, but you did nothing and let the conflict happen, causing extremely serious and bad influence on society. ===== CHAPTER 2202 =====