"Yes, Master."
The subordinate responded and called over two others to drag the injured subordinate out.
Before they could reach the door, Zui Yifeng’s voice echoed in the room, instructing the subordinates.
"Eliminate them thoroughly, leave no one behind!" he ordered.
"Yes, Master."
The subordinate bowed his head in response, a slight smirk appearing where Zui Yifeng couldn’t see.
He knew the master was ruthless; how could he possibly leave behind those troubles? Of course, he would eradicate them completely.
Outside, the subordinate, quietly waiting for death, suddenly beca agitated upon hearing Zui Yifeng’s words. He almost broke free from the two subordinates’ hold and charged towards Zui Yifeng.
"Master, my family has not committed any wrongs, I beg the master for rcy... mm mm, mm mm."
He couldn’t finish his plea; his mouth was covered before he could utter another word. Seeing he still resisted, the two n struck his neck decisively, knocking him unconscious.
The man who received the orders, ready to gather the subordinates, had just left Zui Yifeng’s room.
He glanced at the subordinate being dragged off like a dead dog and sneered coldly.
"Serves you right!"
Under Zui Yifeng’s command, there was always competition, and that subordinate’s leader had always suppressed him.
Now that the man was dead, naturally his followers would have to follow suit.
"Imdiately gather our people and follow the master to the Lin Family." He instructed the subordinate who had just approached him gently.
"Yes, leader." The subordinate responded and turned to carry out the task.
...
Outside the Ding Family’s storeroom for valuables.
A group of black-clad guards was taken down, bodies sprawled everywhere.
"Master, the people sent over there have all been slaughtered." The leader hurried to greet Ding Zhuzui upon seeing him approach, reporting the situation.
"How is the damage?" Ding
Zhuzui glanced at the corpses with indifferent eyes, querying the leader.
"Reporting to the master, our subordinates suffered only minor injuries, nothing serious." The leader replied.
"Very well."
Relieved that his n had not suffered severe injuries or casualties, Ding Zhuzui nodded with satisfaction.
"Move the bodies away. Since he wants to declare war on , return these bodies to him." He coldly instructed the leader.
It was surprising how foolish his Sixth Uncle was.
Clearly being manipulated by others, yet feeling smug, thinking he was gaining an advantage, that he would soon rise to power.
Indeed, he was taken aback by Sixth Uncle’s foolishness.
"Yes, Master."
The leader replied and ordered the corpses removed.
"Master, I fear Sixth Old Master will not let this go easily." A steward stepped forward, whispering to Ding Zhuzui.
Today, for a few herbs, Sixth Ding sent so many to steal; upon seeing his subordinates’ corpses, who knows what chaos he might unleash?
"I fear he might let it go too easily." Ding Zhuzui glanced coldly at the steward.
If there’s going to be a commotion, make it big. Once the Ding Family stirs things up thoroughly, other affairs in Sky City will beco overwhelming.
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