C765 Feminist (1/2)
”Chun Cai, actually, your current performance has already given very accurate circumstantial evidence against my judgement. You have already revealed Hidden Fog Kid's secret …”
”You're lying … ”If you try to trick me, I won't fall for your trick …” In the end, Chun Cai was still a little girl and was also a very unprofessional ninja. She had never received training in counter-torture, so if it was the Hidden Fog Kid who was facing the same situation, she would definitely not follow the orders of the opponent.
Xiao Letian took out the intelligence report he had just delivered from his pocket and sighed, ”After passing through the, I have encountered a total of 12 ambushes, of which 4 are ambushes with more than 10 people. The other 8 ambushes are all sporadic battles between a few people …”
”According to our intelligence, the twelve ambushes were very unprofessional. They practically passed the time in chaos. If it weren't for the suicidal pattern of mutual destruction, they probably wouldn't have received much success …”
”What is even more shocking is that all the ambushers are women! The Hidden Fog Kid did indeed have a group of elite female ninja s under her command, but after the previous few exchanges, it was her subordinate, the male ninja, that had brought out even more power … ”Excuse me, why did those male subordinates disappear all of a sudden?”
Xiao Letian's question had obviously touched upon Chun Cai's forbidden area. The girl furiously roared, ”Because you bastards! a bunch of inhumane animals... Even more so, you ungrateful beasts! ”
Chun Cai, who was hiding outside the prison, cursed angrily. This fellow was a pervert, and was born to be perverted, even now, she could not forget about Chun Cai. When she heard that her master was going to torture Chun Cai personally, he immediately ran over.
Xiao Letian was scolded, but not only was he not angry, he instead laughed: ”Hahaha, very good, I can finally verify that bold hypothesis, so that's how it is …”
”Chun Cai, you once said that your entire family was killed during the war in Jiangnan, and you became the Yangzhou Skinny Horse in the hands of the traffickers. Isn't it? It was the Hidden Fog Kid who saved you, right? ”
”Noted!” Do you want to hear the secret of Hidden Fog Kid that I know? Don't forget that I have an unimaginably huge Central Intelligence Agency with millions of silver taels each year. Only the UK would be able to match up to me in such an investment … ”Forget it, you won't understand even if I explain it to you!”
”Tokugawa Yoshinobu has already sent all the information he had regarding the Hidden Fog Kid over. Combined with my information, I can already sketch out this crazy woman's entire life...”
”Hidden Fog Kid's master is an old ninja who has been loyal to the Mu Clan for generations. In his memoirs, the first time she found out that the Hidden Fog Kid was pushed to the shore by a hurricane after a disaster caused a merchant ship from the Kingdom of Qing to capsize …”
”In the old ninja's memoirs, he still remembers how Hidden Fog Kid glared at him with hatred akin to that of a demon from hell after he opened his eyes. It even made the old ninja, who is used to seeing life and death, tremble in fear … This is the origin of the Hidden Fog Kid's name. You are from the Fog Invisible Demons, which is your surname. This little demon is the one who described this woman's terrifying gaze! ”
”The story is even more interesting here. What exactly did this girl go through? Why was there so much hatred? ”Luckily, the old ninja found a servant girl on the beach who was on the verge of death. He only used the price of a bowl of water to find out the cause and effect of the story …”
Xiao Letian stared at Chun Cai, and continued to look at her face and legs, ”Do you know how that maid died in the end? It was the Hidden Fog Kid who killed his, a little girl who has never killed anyone before. Why do I have so much hatred in my heart?
”Unfortunately, she was very unprofessional. She didn't cut her trachea or her arteries … That fat woman cried for half a day before she died. I reckon she died from exhaustion, not from death … ”