"Second Brother, you have to put in a good word for me," Burbank was on the verge of tears. "And Ding Jiaqi—it's all her fault. If it weren't for her, we would've caught the man long ago. Now she's relying on you to back her up, meddling everywhere, trampling all over our rules here."
"Little Deer, go warn Ding Jiaqi. If she sticks her nose into things again, tell her to get lost."
"Yes, Boss."
"Then I'll go verify if there are any Eastern women here." Burbank was about to sneak off, but suddenly chaos erupted in the prisoner camp below. Large-scale disturbances of this sort happened almost every day and were usually quelled with brute force.
No matter how large the rebellion, the typical response was always to open fire with machine guns. This practice had been a longstanding rule within the Kaka Military Group.
Burbank didn't think much of it, yet it drew a stark reaction from Huo Beijiang, Lu Jin, and Lin Yizhong, whose faces instantly changed.
