On the street outside the black market, a convoy was driving by.
A few pickups loaded with goods were in the middle, flanked by rugged heavy motorcycles front and back. The modified exhaust pipes continuously spewed black fumes, giving off a wild atmosphere.
The motorcycle riders wore uniform black outfits, with red-thread embroidered wolf heads on their backs, crafted so vividly it seemed as though a wild wolf was perched there, staring fiercely.
This is the Border District's renowned violent group known as the "Wolf Strike."
A few years ago, Wolf Strike was just an inconsequential biker gang, but ever since a new leader took over, their power and size have rapidly grown.
Last year, Wolf Strike surpassed the established "Ashen Gang," becoming widely recognized as the second top group in the Border District.
The convoy of Wolf Strike had 14 motorcycle riders but was stopped in the middle of the road by thugs outnumbering them several times over, blocking them tightly.
