Chapter 1978 Revenge (2)
Chapter 1978 Revenge (2)
“I will make Zhu Tianlong, Zhu Wuxing, and Zhu Ding watch everything crumble before their eyes,” Yun Lintian said calmly. “Everything they’ve accumulated will vanish.”
Li Zong and the old man exchanged a glance. For men like Zhu Tianlong, losing their accumulation lifetime was the most excruciating punishment.
“With many positions now open, do you have any recommendations?” the old man inquired kindly. Clearly, he was hinting at Yun Lintian’s ability to openly support the Yang family.
Yun Lintian remained silent, his gaze turning to Yang Ningchang.
Surprisingly, Yang Ningchang declined. “Thank you for your generosity, senior. However, my family doesn’t deserve such a position. I’d recommend Uncle Xu to take Zhu Tianlong’s position.”
The old man and Li Zong were taken aback, but comprehension quickly dawned. They vaguely recalled the Yang family’s treatment of Yang Ningchang over the past year, particularly her father, Yang Shen.
“Are you certain?” the old man asked seriously.
“Yes,” Yang Ningchang responded firmly. “I only have one request. Please look after my younger brother.”
The old man met Yang Ningchang’s gaze steadily. “Don’t worry. He will be fine.”
“Thank you, senior,” Yang Ningchang said sincerely.
Suddenly, Li Zong remembered Nantian Fengyu. “Your friend has already been taken to the police station,” he said. “I will make a call to release her.”
Yun Lintian waved his hand dismissively. “No need, Grandpa Li. Let her enjoy herself.”
As if on cue, Nantian Fengyu’s livestream flickered onto the big screen.
On the screen, Nantian Fengyu beamed at the camera before panning it to reveal the police station behind her. “Hey chat! Look where I am! Today, I’m taking you on a prison tour! They say there are some real baddies locked up here. Exciting, right?”
The handsome police officer standing beside her chimed in enthusiastically. “Don’t worry, everyone. Sister Phoenix is perfectly safe with me on duty!”
The comments section erupted in a flurry of activity:
[Shameless!]
[I challenge you to a duel! Draw your sword!]
[Let’s report him! How dare he stand so close to Sister Phoenix?]
The old man: “…”
Li Zong: “…”
Li Zong stammered, “Your friend is really…” He trailed off, unsure how to finish the sentence.
Yun Lintian spread his arms.
The old man chuckled. “No need to worry about that,” he said. “This will be excellent publicity.”
Yun Lintian gave him a thumbs up. “As expected from you, senior.”
He smoothly transitioned to another topic. “I’ve made a decision. I’d like to claim the entirety of Rain Mountain and the surrounding land.”
“Of course,” the old man readily agreed.
“What about your villa?” Li Zong asked with an embarrassing smile. “I promised you wouldn’t be disturbed, but now…”
“I’ll rebuild it later.” Yun Lintian smiled. “I will take my leave now. Consider this a parting gift.”
A few bags of spiritual tea and bottles of spiritual liquid materialized on the table.
“These will grant you another century of life, at least,” Yun Lintian explained gently.
“You’re leaving?” The old man’s concern was evident, not the gifts.
“Indeed,” Yun Lintian confirmed. “Once I deal with the Zhu family and the Hell Church, I’ll be departing this world. Though, my return might be sooner than you anticipate.” He offered a faint smile.
“May good fortune be with you both, seniors.” Yang Ningchang said politely.
“Good luck,” the old man echoed.
With a wave of his hand, Yun Lintian vanished from the room.
The old man sighed. “He’s a kind young man.”
Li Zong concurred with a nod. “He truly is. I doubt anyone else would show such mercy to the world after possessing such a power.”
***
“What?” Zhu Ding had just landed in Hangzhou and received news of Yun Lintian’s villa exploding, and Yun Lintian was likely inside.
“Going back, team leader?” a soldier beside him inquired.
“No,” Zhu Ding insisted. “I need to see it for myself.”
After Yun Lintian returned from his death, Zhu Ding didn’t believe in anything unless he saw his ashes with his own eyes.
“Yes, sir,” the soldier replied and exited the airport.
As Zhu Ding approached a car, his phone rang out. It was his father. After a moment’s hesitation, he answered. “Dad?”
“Where are you?” Zhu Wuxing’s voice boomed from the other end.
“I’m just…” Zhu Ding began but was cut off by his father’s roar.
“Are you crazy? Don’t you know the situation? Your grandfather’s been removed from his position, and you are still going there. Can’t you use your brain for a second?”
“What?!” Zhu Ding was stunned. “How could…?”
“Get back here, now!” Zhu Wuxing commanded angrily.
“Understood,” Zhu Ding responded hurriedly and hung up.
He turned to the soldier, about to order a withdrawal, when a glimpse out of the corner of his eye caught him off guard. There was Yun Lintian, hailing a taxi and climbing in.
There was no mistaking him. Zhu Ding would never forget his nemesis’s appearance.
He jumped into his car and barked, “Hurry! Follow that taxi!”
The soldiers, startled, piled into their vehicles and gave chase.
Inside the taxi, Yun Lintian watched Zhu Ding’s car in the rearview mirror, a faint smile on his lips.
“Hold on tight, boss,” Lei Hao, behind the wheel, said. “We’re picking up speed.”
The taxi accelerated, weaving through traffic towards Rain Mountain.
“Cut them off!” Zhu Ding yelled.
“Team leader, something’s off,” a soldier ventured.
“Shut up!” Zhu Ding roared. “Give me that gun!”
The soldier, intimidated, handed him a machine gun. Zhu Ding checked it swiftly, rolled down the window, and aimed at the taxi’s tires.
Bang! Bang!
Two shots rang out, but the bullets swerved off course, thanks to Yun Lintian’s intervention.
“Wow, he actually shot at us in broad daylight?” Lei Hao glanced back at Zhu Ding’s car, disbelief coloring his voice.
“He’s lost it,” Yun Lintian chuckled.
“Damn it!” Zhu Ding cursed, bewildered by the missed shots. As he readied to fire again, a truck barreled out from a side street, forcing him to swerve.
Zhu Ding bellowed, “What are you doing? You call yourselves drivers? You can’t even catch a beat-up taxi!”
No longer hesitant, the driver slammed his foot down on the gas pedal. The gap between their car and the taxi began to shrink rapidly.
Following the taxi’s lead, they sped past the suburbs and into the foothills of Rain Mountain.
The taxi slowed to a stop at the mountain’s base.
“Pull over! Weapons out!” Zhu Ding roared, scrambling from the car. 𝓵𝒊𝒃𝙧𝓮𝙖𝓭.𝙘𝒐𝙢
By then, Yun Lintian and Lei Hao had already emerged from the taxi.
“Long time no see.”
This content is taken from 𝑙𝒾𝘣𝘳𝑒𝒶𝒹.𝑐𝘰𝓂