He Yuzhu returns in Siheyuan

Chapter 625: Old 4 Arrests People

Just when the Japanese was about to breathe a sigh of relief and let down his guard, Lao Si suddenly appeared behind him like a ghost, and the knife in his hand was against his neck as fast as lightning.

"You'd better not move," the fourth brother's voice was low and cold, revealing a chilling aura, "After all, I'm not very accurate. If I accidentally hurt you, don't blame me."

The Japanese man's body trembled violently, his eyes fell on the sharp blade just inches away from his throat, and a thin layer of sweat instantly appeared on his forehead. He opened his eyes wide, trying to see the situation behind him, but he could not see anything except the cold and shining knife.

Before the Japanese man could say anything, fear surged into his heart like a tide. His legs went limp, his eyes went dark, and he was so frightened that he fainted.

Seeing this, the fourth brother raised his mouth slightly, revealing a barely perceptible smile. He effortlessly carried the unconscious Japanese leader and turned away, just like carrying a sheep that had no ability to resist.

After a while, when the Japanese gradually woke up from their coma and felt that they had rested enough, they prepared to get up and find their leader to report their work.

However, when he walked into the room, he was surprised to find that there was no one inside. He had an ominous premonition in his heart and looked around hurriedly, but still found nothing.

Just when the Japanese were extremely anxious, Lao Si appeared in front of him again like a ghost. He was dragging a man who was tied up in his hands. It was their leader!

"Well, your boss is in our hands now," the fourth brother said calmly with a hint of teasing, "So, is it a surprise?"

The Japanese man's face turned pale instantly, his body trembled uncontrollably, and he stammered, "You...you guys let the master go!"

Lao Si looked at the terrified Japanese in front of him and felt a little proud. He knew that his goal had been achieved. However, he was also a little depressed now. He was just here to arrest someone, so why did so many things suddenly happen?

All this happened just because of what the mysterious old man said: God's will is concentrated on He Yuzhu, and anything can happen.

Lao Si knew very well that the previous failures had put them in a desperate situation. If they lost again this time, there would be no hope at all. He clenched his fists tightly, stared at the Japanese opposite with a sharp gaze, and was determined to win this negotiation.

The fourth brother took a deep breath and said, "We have only one condition. As long as you satisfy us, we will leave immediately and will never cause you any trouble again." His voice was firm and powerful, and it was impossible to ignore.

The Japanese were all warriors, and although they were agile, they knew they could not make the decision in this situation. So they all turned their eyes to the leader, waiting for his decision.

The leader knew very well that he was not facing ordinary people, but a group of demons with special abilities. After all, they were all able to become invisible, which made him feel helpless and he had no idea how to fight them.

After some thought, the leader finally nodded, indicating that he was willing to listen to Lao Si's conditions. He looked at Lao Si and said, "Tell us what we need you to do in order to withdraw."

Seeing that the other party was willing to negotiate, Lao Si felt a little relieved. He calmed down and said, "Give us three days, and we just need to pack up and leave. This request should not be too much, right?"

The leader was silent for a moment, as if he was weighing the pros and cons. Finally, he winked at his confidant, then looked at the fourth brother and said, "Okay, let's do as you say. But you'd better behave yourself for three days and don't play any tricks."

The fourth one nodded quickly and said, "Don't worry, we will definitely abide by the agreement."

After receiving Lao Si's assurance, the leader waved his hands to signal them to retreat. Seeing this, his men turned around and left, and the tense atmosphere at the scene eased slightly.

The fourth brother looked at the second brother, his mouth corners slightly raised, revealing a sly smile, and then he lowered his voice and said: "You just wait here, I will go to catch people. In three days, those rich people will definitely come to make trouble, and then there will be a good show to watch!"

The second brother nodded in understanding and responded, "Okay, go ahead, I'll take care of this. No matter how many people you capture in three days, you must come back on time."

The fourth brother patted his chest confidently and said, "Don't worry. Are you still confident in my ability to do things? I will definitely come back on time." After saying that, he turned around and walked away quickly, his figure disappearing from the second brother's sight.

In fact, Lao Si had already known the situation of these big households clearly before he came. He knew that the best way to delay time was to let them kill each other, which is the so-called "dog bite dog". Otherwise, the remaining five days would be difficult to pass.

As for the Japanese saying that they would not move for three days, Lao Si did not take it seriously at all. He knew clearly in his heart how many people there were in Japan. Therefore, he had to act quickly.

As expected, just as Lao Si expected, as soon as he left, the Japanese started to discuss. One of the Japanese said worriedly: "Do you think three days is enough? I don't think it's safe. In my opinion, we should just go and kill them all tonight and put an end to it, so as to avoid more trouble."

The rest of the people looked at each other, and one of them said worriedly, "That won't work. The adults are still with them! What if we accidentally hurt them? How are we going to explain to the higher-ups?"

Another person echoed, "That's right, this is absolutely not allowed."

The person who spoke thought for a moment and nodded in agreement: "Well, you make sense. Let's wait for three days and see what happens."

So he ordered the others to go down and rest first, while he stayed where he was, quietly observing the movements around him.

As night fell, time passed by. As expected, at night, several confidants quietly came to him.

"Sir, you called us all here. Is there something important to arrange?" one of them asked cautiously.