King Of War: Starting with Arms Dealer-Chapter 1035 - 922 Cruel Different Standards_2

Soon, the native villagers gathered tree branches and, with the help of ’Leech,’ fashioned five stretchers.

They planned to carry these stretchers and spread Joe Ga’s ’rules’ in the surrounding villages, while ’Leech’ would stay behind with a few anteaters to follow through.

The boss had issued an order, and it was the first time he had formally announced a ’rule’ in such a manner...

’Leech’ was preparing to round up those wandering wizards and then, in front of the natives, slice them inch by inch, serving as a brutal reminder for the people nearby.

Joe Ga couldn’t communicate with the natives; he walked over to Ayu, looking at the helpless expression on the face of this goddess-like woman, as she tried to comfort two women still clutching their dead infants.

Despite Ayu’s terrifying appearance, her gaze was incredibly gentle at the moment. She continually murmured comforting words in Sango to the two despairing women, attempting to rebuild their confidence.

Watching the two women, bolstered by Ayu’s comfort, stand up but unwilling to take even one step toward the villagers, Joe Ga patted Ayu’s broad back and said, "Let them bury their children. We’ll take them with us.

They can’t go back!

When their husbands wanted to kill them to cast away misfortune, they lost their place to return to!"

Ayu said bitterly, "Boss, they still have other children..."

Joe Ga frowned at the suddenly soft-hearted Ayu and shook his head, saying, "Then what are we waiting for? Take the children from them!

The fathers of these kids are so stupid—what good could possibly come from staying with them?

Take the kids, bring them along, and when we return to Sangha Town from Kinshasa, we’ll help them settle down.

Let them use their own hands to support themselves. The happier they live, the more meaningful the rules I set will be!"

Ayu looked at Joe Ga’s serious expression. She actually choked up a bit, then fiercely hugged the boss, nearly squeezing the breath out of him...

Upon hearing Joe Ga’s painful whistle, Ayu hurriedly let him go, rubbed her eyes, and said a few words loudly to the two women. Then, under their guidance, she charged into the group of native villagers and fetched three children of varying ages.

The union between Africa Natives followed ancient traditions, typically involving exchanges among villages.

Men were responsible for finding food, thus holding dominant positions.

Women scraped together cassava and other edibles from fields, cooked meals, and managed household chores. The more primitive the area, the lower the status of women, as their survival depended on men.

Stealing children from a mother was an unbelievable act in the primitive lands of Africa.

Thus, at first, Ayu hadn’t even considered it—she simply felt troubled and sorrowful for the two women.

But now she understood. She had seen the world...

There were plenty of people in P.B. tortured physically and mentally after divorce...

Coming to her senses, Ayu acted without hesitation. A few men tried to stop her but were all knocked down by her punches and kicks.

Then this warrior, exuding a thick air of ferocity, loudly declared the details of the boss’s ’rules’ to the native villagers...

Joe Ga watched Ayu finally regaining her vigor. He grinned as he hoisted up a naked little black child, looking at the confused expression of the small boy, and said with a laugh, "You’re lucky!"

Then Joe Ga turned to ’Leech’ and said seriously, "Find those wandering wizards for me and don’t let them die too easily!"

’Leech,’ hearing this, grinned, revealing a set of saw-like teeth, and said with a laugh, "Boss, rest assured, I’ll make sure everyone living nearby remembers your words!

Dragon Gecko was right: when we find faith, killing can even become meaningful!"

As he spoke, ’Leech’ glanced at the old monster ’Crocodile,’ who was crouched by the water inspecting the current, and shouted, "’Crocodile,’ the river is your turf. Make sure to protect the boss, and come pick me up here when you return."

’Crocodile,’ whose cheeks bore terrifying scars, smiled in a way that was exceptionally horrifying.

Rising to his feet, he surveyed the surroundings, glanced at Qiao Liang, and said to Joe Ga, "Boss, you’re trying to catch ’Tiger Fish,’ right? Downstream, there’s a stretch of rapids. You should be able to catch them there..."

As he spoke, ’Crocodile’ tied together some severed legs on the ground with a rope and then, looking at the incredulous Qiao Liang, smiled and said, "Sir, I’ve protected your wife for a long time. She’s incredibly brave; no man should let himself be outdone by his wife..."

Qiao Liang stared at the severed legs in ’Crocodile’s’ hands, realizing the guy wanted to use them as bait. He said helplessly, "Brother, we seem to have a different definition of ’bravery.’

But you look terrifying, so everything you say must be right!"

’Crocodile’ nodded and said, "We’d better hurry. ’Tiger Fish’ sink to the riverbed after dark.

We need to act while this stuff is still fresh..."

Qiao Liang raised his hand and shouted, "OK, OK, spare me the explanation. Just do whatever you think works!"

Joe Ga watched his little brother’s frustrated expression and was reminded of his early days partnering with Karman...

The clash between civilization and savagery always leaves such unforgettable memories!

Thinking of this, Joe Ga walked over, put his arm around Qiao Liang’s shoulder, and said as they headed toward the speedboats, "Xiao Liang, you’ll have to adapt!

’Brutality’ has an entirely different standard in Africa...

I remember when I saw ’Spider’ skin a guy alive, both Elephant and I were scared shitless."

Nearby, Dorian shook his head and said helplessly, "Boss, don’t include me in these stories...

Honestly, I can be quite ruthless now!

If you don’t believe me, ask King Kong—when I kill, I don’t even bat an eye!

Oh shit!"

While Dorian was speaking, he instinctively accepted something Ayu handed him, glanced down, and realized it was an already rotting dead infant...

Stumbling as if about to fall, Dorian cursed profusely, while Ayu grinned and said, "Mr. Ruthless, please help me bury the two children, okay?"

Quickly placing the dead infant on the ground, Dorian retrieved an entrenching tool from the speedboat and said, "I’ll dig the holes, don’t worry, I’ll be quick!"

Saying this, Dorian selected a spot near the edge of a large tree by the riverbank and swiftly dug a pit about 50 centimeters deep. He then said to Ayu, "King Kong, I’ve got your back; treat me better and don’t scare me like that..."

Ayu knelt down, wrapped the two dead infants in a cloth, and murmured prayers toward the sky. She then placed the dead infants into the pit with both hands...

After using her hands to fill up the pit, Ayu stood and hugged Dorian tightly with gratitude, saying, "I know, thank you!"