Urban Super Soldier King
Chapter 403 - 403 403 Instructions for the Big Boss

403: Chapter 403: Instructions for the Big Boss 403: Chapter 403: Instructions for the Big Boss Xiang Yu had already memorized the other party’s face, thinking he would just need to be careful in the future.

But the other party continued to race against Han Xin relentlessly, seemingly enjoying the thrill.

“Turn right at the intersection ahead,” Xiang Yu said.

Although Han Xin had some minor grievances with Xiang Yu, he still listened to him.

Following Xiang Yu’s directions, Han Xin drove into a secluded area and then stopped the car.

The youth behind also drove up and they both sat in their cars without getting out.

“Why are we stopping here?” Han Xin asked, somewhat puzzled.

Seeing that the other person didn’t seem to want to get out, Xiang Yu then got out of the car and walked towards the youth behind.

Doubtful, Han Xin followed him.

When the youth saw Xiang Yu approaching, he rolled down the window and just sat there looking at Xiang Yu.

“Who sent you?” Xiang Yu asked bluntly, without any unnecessary words.

The opposition was in his sixteenth or seventeenth year and was quite good-looking.

Standing by Xiang Yu, Han Xin was somewhat speechless, thinking Xiang Yu was being overly cautious.

The kid probably just liked racing for fun—and here he was talking about assassins and luring the kid here.

Did he have a thing for beautiful young men?

Recalling the ambiguous scenes between Xiang Yu and Shen San, Han Xin suddenly looked at Xiang Yu again in disbelief.

“No one sent me; I just like cruising around on the streets,” the youth said boldly, his sharp eyes indicating he was no ordinary person.

“I’d still advise you not to act recklessly.

You’re young, and it’s best not to enter this line of work lightly.

Once you’re in, it’s hard to get out again—you should understand what I’m talking about?” Xiang Yu said directly.

“I don’t know what you’re talking about.

Are you crazy?” the youth responded disdainfully.

In fact, this was also what Han Xin wanted to say to Xiang Yu, who seemed to have nothing better to do than to tease the youth.

“If you want to hide, you have to believe you are that person from the bottom of your heart.

Your eyes betrayed you.

Also, I’m warning you, don’t follow us anymore, or I won’t be nice to you,” Xiang Yu said, and then turned to walk back to his car.

Han Xin looked at the youth nonchalantly.

In his view, the youth was just a handsome guy; no different from anyone else.

Youth is inherently rash, and wanting to race was normal.

And there was Xiang Yu spouting a bunch of nonsense, truly baffling.

“Xiang Yu!” Suddenly, the youth behind called out.

He didn’t know where he had given himself away, but clearly, Xiang Yu had figured out his identity.

“You’re going to die a horrible death,” the youth said with a cold laugh.

Seeing the sudden change in the youth’s expression, Han Xin was stunned.

What was this situation?

Could the other person actually be an assassin, and how had Xiang Yu figured it out?

“Remember my words, you’re still young,” Xiang Yu said with a smile, then got into the car.

Han Xin stood frozen for a full three seconds, then looked back at the youth before finally getting into the car.

“How did you figure it out?” Eventually, Han Xin asked awkwardly, as the youth’s reaction had clearly indicated that Xiang Yu had hit the mark.

“It’s just a feeling,” Xiang Yu said with a smile as he lay there.

Then he closed his eyes again and said no more.

Han Xin didn’t pursue the matter further; he clearly didn’t believe Xiang Yu’s words—relying on just feelings was a bit too ridiculous.

He must have noticed some characteristic of the other person but didn’t want to say it.

Han Xin drove Xiang Yu back to the headquarters where Xiao Xuan had already returned.

Xiao Xuan felt relieved seeing Xiang Yu return.

He was supposed to stay by Xiang Yu’s side, but during the trip, Xiang Yu suddenly asked Xiao Xuan to get out of the car, and then had him monitor a necessary route, reporting immediately if Shen San’s reinforcements arrived.

Xiang Yu arrived at the headquarters, then went alone to Zhong Huashan’s office.

At that time, Zhong Huashan was still sitting in a large chair, while Ding Yongwei was sitting on the couch.

Seeing that Xiang Yu was the first to return, the two quickly sat up straight.

“How did it go?” Zhong Huashan asked directly.

“Killed him,” Xiang Yu replied succinctly.

Zhong Huashan sighed to himself upon hearing this.

“How could you have killed him?

Didn’t the boss tell you to capture him alive?” Ding Yongwei said anxiously, eyes wide.

Since Xiang Yu said he had killed him, there was certainly no more dealing with Luo Lin.

“The boss also said if he resisted, to execute him on the spot,” Xiang Yu said, looking at Ding Yongwei unflinchingly.

“Excuses, that must have been your plan all along.

Do you have a grudge against Shen San?” Ding Yongwei accused.

Xiang Yu coldly sneered, disdaining to respond.

“Xiang Yu, you’ve really got some nerve…”

Ding Yongwei slammed the table forcefully, then pointed at Xiang Yu about to scold him.

Just then, Zhong Huashan raised his hand to stop him, then looked at Xiang Yu and said, “Describe the process.”

Xiang Yu then recounted the events.

Of course, he couldn’t say that he went there to kill Shen San.

Instead, he said, “However you look at it, Shen San is the boss’s brother.

The boss is a man of emotion; he definitely didn’t want me to kill him.

So, I tried to persuade him to surrender, to avoid conflict if possible.

In the end, I went to his office alone…”

“Nonsense.

You went with men.

If you had entered his office, wouldn’t he have captured you?” Clearly, Ding Yongwei didn’t believe Xiang Yu’s words, and besides, Xiang Yu certainly exaggerated; he wasn’t a fool.

How would he dare go alone to Shen San’s office?

“Can you just shut your mouth and let me finish?” Xiang Yu said, clearly impatient.

Ding Yongwei was about to react, then looked at the boss again and chose to stay silent, though in his heart, he already saw Xiang Yu as a dead man.

Xiang Yu was definitely going to die; previously, he had been soft-hearted which is why Xiang Yu had survived until now, unthinkable that he had now become a force to reckon with.

“I went to his office and mentioned that the boss hoped he would surrender and stop creating trouble.

The boss is generous; he surely wouldn’t care about these things, but Shen San didn’t believe it.

He got very agitated, spoke ill of the boss, and in the end, I still couldn’t persuade him.

He tried to attack me, and I ended up killing him,” Xiang Yu said with some regret.

He secretly glanced at Zhong Huashan.

Although Zhong Huashan showed a regretful expression, it was evident that he was quite satisfied with Xiang Yu’s performance.

Everyone likes to hear others say they value loyalty and righteousness, and Zhong Huashan was no exception.

Xiang Yu saying he valued loyalty and righteousness struck a chord with him.

At that moment, he also sighed and said, “Shen San, Shen San, you really don’t understand me at all.

After all, we were brothers.

Though you wanted to harm me, I still considered you as a brother.

If you had admitted your mistake sincerely, I would have forgiven you.”

Zhong Huashan spoke very earnestly, appearing genuinely regretful about Shen San’s death, then looked at Xiang Yu somewhat angrily and said, “You should have captured him alive.

If it had been me, I surely would have persuaded him.”

“I’m sorry, boss, it was my oversight,” Xiang Yu quickly responded.

He watched Zhong Huashan perform somewhat amusingly…