Chapter 1644: Biting Dogs Don't Bark
This kind of dog that bites doesn't usually bark, but it will suddenly jump out and take a bite out of you when you least expect it.
Regardless, such a person absolutely cannot be kept by one's side; otherwise, they are a massive hidden danger. The best way now is to kick them out.
"Director Li, I have already apologized and admitted my mistake, please let me off just this once. I won't dare do it again." Li Zhangjin said hurriedly, "I really know I was wrong, can't everyone just give me a chance?"
"Give you a damn chance? Get out of here right now. A person like you is just like a dog, biting others for no reason." Li Jinsheng's face sank, "And from this moment on, you are no longer a board member of the Chinese Association."
"I..." Li Zhangjin's face turned dark. He hadn't even sat in this position for a few days before it was suddenly taken away from him. He also knew his behavior had been too aggressive; if he had known, he would have taken it slow.
But he had already incited public anger, and with no other choice, he had to grit his teeth and leave this place.
Just after driving Li Zhangjin away, several of Li Jinsheng's disciples came in flustered: "Master, everyone, it's bad. There are many local residents outside trying to charge in. They seem to be looking for Mr. Chen to demand an explanation. We can barely hold them back."
"I'll go take a look." Chen Yu stood up. He knew that unless he personally stepped out to resolve this matter, it would only escalate further.
At one of the street corners of Chinatown, nearly a hundred people were already gathered. Most of them were uninformed residents. Now, they were agitated, holding up banners and demanding that Chen Yu give them an explanation.
"Huaxia person Chen Yu, get out here and give us an explanation."
"Traditional Chinese Medicine is Witchcraft; Traditional Chinese Medicine harms people."
"We want to seek justice for our deceased compatriots."
The temporary Security Team formed in Chinatown was trying their best to block these people from entering, but these people were like they had been injected with adrenaline, pushing their way in desperately.
"The person you are looking for is me. If you have something to say, say it directly. But take Chinatown as the boundary; if anyone dares to step inside, don't blame me for being impolite."
Chen Yu took a step forward, his figure flashed, and he arrived there. Then, he pointed his right hand into the void, and a wave of Primordial Qi whistled out.
The Primordial Qi formed a halo and whistled away. These hundred-odd people were forced back by more than ten meters, pushed outside the perimeter of Chinatown.
A moment of silence fell over the scene. Everyone looked at Chen Yu in disbelief; they didn't know how they had been inexplicably pushed back.
"Chen Yu, you finally dared to come out."
"Pay with your life, you harmed our people."
"Huaxia person, get out of our country."
A group of people started clamoring in a jumble, making the scene chaotic and noisy.
"Shut up." Chen Yu could no longer tolerate it, and he let out a low, deep shout.
Although his voice was not loud, it spread out like a great bell. His voice made everyone at the scene freeze slightly, and it suddenly went quiet.
"Send a few representatives out to speak. Who can understand anything with all this noise?" Chen Yu gathered his Qi, and the aura of his voice spread out, making these people's eardrums buzz.
Chen Yu added a sense of deterrence to these few shouts, and the scene was immediately brought under control.
After some discussion among the groups, a few representatives were finally sent out.
A woman named Sachiko was pushed to the front to act as the representative.
She knew a little Chinese; although she spoke it stiffly, she could at least understand it.
"Chen Yu, regarding the three patients spread on the internet, is this matter true?" Sachiko asked.
"It is true. Those three people do exist, and I did indeed treat them." Chen Yu nodded; he had to admit what needed to be admitted.
"Then the deaths of these three people are indeed related to you?" Sachiko's emotions became agitated, and she pointed at Chen Yu and shouted, "Murderer!"
"I did have contact with those three people, and I did help treat them after they were infected, but they did not die because of me, understand?" Chen Yu would not take the blame for this.
"You had contact with those three people and treated them, yet their deaths have nothing to do with you?" Sachiko said viciously, "If you dared to do it, why don't you dare to admit it?"
"Why should I admit to something that has nothing to do with me?" Chen Yu said with a confused expression, "If someone dies on the road and you happen to pass by, does that make you a murderer?"
"I..." Sachiko paused slightly. Chen Yu's words did make sense, but she thought about it again and immediately said angrily, "You are shifting the concept."
"I have no interest in wasting words with you, and there is no such thing as shifting the concept." Chen Yu said indifferently, "You only saw a little bit of the story on the internet and concluded that I am responsible for this. But I want to ask, have you gone to verify the actual situation?"
"Do you know what interests are involved in this, or how many conspiracies are tied to it?"
"But our official report says this, and I believe this matter is not groundless." Sachiko was still very agitated.
"Does your official side have any credibility? In a place where faith has collapsed, what public trust is there to speak of? Your officials even claim that so far, only one infected person has passed away, and that this infected person had just finished surgery. Do you believe that?" Chen Yu asked.
"Why shouldn't I believe it? At a time like this, I naturally choose to believe in our country." Sachiko retorted.
"Then please go look at your funeral homes; they are already lined up in long queues. The incubation period for this virus is one to three days, and this time is the peak period. Go see for yourself how many people have died, and then come back to question me."
Chen Yu said coldly, "The few people who died after treatment would have already recovered and been discharged if your people hadn't tampered with things."
"What do you mean?" Sachiko paused slightly, not quite understanding Chen Yu's meaning.
"Wait for your official report to find out what I mean." Chen Yu smiled slightly, "The virus is still spreading, yet your experts can't solve anything regarding it. Shouldn't you be questioning the incompetence of your experts?"
"You are talking nonsense. Our expert is Yamamoto Masao. He is in charge of this matter, and he is the best biochemical expert in our country. He will definitely be able to solve this." Sachiko became agitated, and she turned her head and shouted, "This person won't admit to what he has done; we must demand an explanation from him."
"Right, murderer, must pay the price."
A group of people roared in anger. With angry expressions, they pushed forward one by one, their expressions almost as if they wanted to swallow Chen Yu alive.
Chen Yu pointed into the void, and another wave of Primordial Qi pulsed out, forcing these people to retreat involuntarily.
End of Chapter
