“Don’t blame yourself too much. You didn’t do anything wrong, Lao.” Sun Lin, the master of the Dujieng Guild, patted Lao Huang, who had his head lowered.

It really wasn’t Lao Huang’s fault; he hadn’t made the situation like that. He had just gone there to wrap things up in his own way. Sun Lin continued, “Don’t take the responsibility for it alone. It’s okay to give him 100,000 gold. No, maybe even 200,000 gold would be fine? It isn’t a big sum.”

An amount of 100,000 or 200,000 gold wasn’t a big deal for Dujieng. The money earned in Dujieng’s name was several times more than that daily.

“You did nothing wrong. The guild members were just acting according to our instructions. The only problem is that the location was Phinis, Alley Leader’s territory. He was also present at the time,” Sun Lin said.

Then he raised Lao Huang’s head, revealing the latter’s gloomy and stiff face.

“Let me ask you one thing, Lao Huang.” Sun Lin wanted to ask Lao Huang a question.

It was only that Lao Huang opened his mouth: “What is it?”

“Alley Leader. How strong is he? Is he as strong as he seems in the videos and rumors?”

Lao Huang thought back to a few hours ago,...