The world may be unjust, so I take what's owed. This isn't deceit—it's robbing the rich to help those in need.…
The world may be unjust, so I take what's owed. This isn't deceit—it's robbing the rich to help those in need.
In his thirties, Nie Haolun is still up to no good—bullying, forcing trades, and strong-arming others. Just days ago at Crosswind Bazaar, he tried to swindle an old man's jade pendant for a mere ten coins. When the man refused, Nie beat him on the spot and snatched the pendant.
He's a man obsessed with saving face. To handle him, bait him in front of his crew and mock his blindness—claim he can't handle the "Three to the Cave." He'll want to prove himself. Once he sits at the table, make sure he walks away empty-handed.
Lu Gaoyang, only twenty-eight, is bold and arrogant. He runs protection rackets openly on the street, smashing pots and pans of any merchant who dares refuse him—cutting off their means to live.
You can't provoke this kid with force; flattery is the only way. Take him to a grand tavern, heap praise on him in front of everyone, and coax him into a game where he can show off. With his pride, he won't resist. Once he's hooked, let him lose a few rounds... Soon enough, he'll be borrowing money and chasing debt.
Xiong Bei is a ruthless street thug in his thirties—cold as a butcher and reckless to boot. He's quick to draw a knife over a few coins without hesitation. No use wasting time with him—simple temptation works best. Go to the gambling den he frequents; have Kongkong win big to catch his attention. Once he takes the bait, hit him hard and bring in the law... Let him rot behind bars where he belongs!
Li Feng...
Zhang Boda...
Squireling Wang...
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