Chapter 82 A Big Short's Prisoner

• The group of people alighted from the helicopter, led by a middle-aged man dressed in black with an icy-cold gaze in his eyes. Reg walked straight up to them and questioned with a frown, “Who are you? We’re celebrating my birthday today. Please leave quickly if you don’t want to be enemies with the Dewey family.” To Reg’s surprise, the men ignored him and stared straight at the boxes from King Pharmacy instead. Everyone seemed to have figured out the men’s agenda. “Who are these people? How dare they make trouble at Reg’s birthday party? They seem to be here for the herbs from King Pharmacy” “Reg and King Pharmacy are not ordinary forces. Since they dare to mess with Reg and King Pharmacy, these guys probably don’t come from a simple background either.” “From how they alighted from the helicopter, they seem very professional. There has never been a force like this in Newden City. Chances are they’re from somewhere else.”
• “These people are unstoppable. In any case, they can just leave after committing murder. A wealthy man from Newden City was killed in his home by assailants from another city, and no one has yet been arrested for the murder so far.” Reg’s face turned sullen when he realized they had ignored him. “I’m going to have to take action since you refuse to leave.” As Reg waved his hand, all the security personnel behind him surged forward and surrounded the crowd. Reg couldn’t risk any mishaps during such a large gathering at sea, especially since most of Newden City’s wealthy people were present. Hence, he did a good job in defense. The security personnel in charge of maintaining order at the party were trained by the famous sect leader, Jacob Ramp.
• “Go. As soon as the leading security chief waved his hand, his subordinates surged up to the group of uninvited guests. Meanwhile, Jacob observed the scene from a high vantage point. He needed to be on guard and keep an eye out for hidden actions that the other party might take. After all, Reg had chartered the cruise ship. The service personnel on the cruise ship were not Reg’s trusted subordinates. Having been running a bodyguard company for many years, Jacob had extensive experience in the industry. “I’m afraid it will be difficult to deal with these people, Drillmaster. Clearly, they didn’t come with good intentions.”