Chapter 1323
Who is the Abalone Chicken?
Led by Shi Suo, a local tyrant, they casually asked a few thugs along the way, and one of them took the initiative to lead Shi Suo and his five companions directly to Bao Zhijun's house.
You can't just not take the initiative. Shi Suo's meaning was that if you don't lead the way, I'll find a reason to arrest you tomorrow. That scared the thugs half to death.
It has to be admitted that stone locks are really effective in this area of the southern city.
Bao Zhijun's courtyard was very small, only about half an acre in size. Such a small courtyard was rare in the county town. There were only three mud houses in the courtyard, without even a side room, so it was clear that Bao Zhijun's family was not wealthy.
The gate, made of woven tree branches, was wide open. Wang An and his group of five entered the courtyard without making a sound.
Before I even reached the door, I could hear a noisy commotion inside.
It was obvious that not only was Bao Zhijun at home, but all his cronies were there too.
Reaching the door, Wang An kicked the drab door panel with a loud "bang," and one of the two wooden doors was kicked off.
That's right, one of the doors was kicked off.
The main problem is that this broken wooden door has been through something terrible and is extremely flimsy.
Furthermore, Wang An kicked the broken door panel quite a distance away, seemingly smashing it onto the washbasin, making a loud "clanging" sound.
The reason for using the word "seems" is that the earthen house doesn't have a back window, and the wooden door in the front doesn't have glass either. When the door is closed, it only gets light through a small vent on the top of the door, so the entire outer room is actually very dark.
Therefore, it was impossible to see exactly what the kicked-away door panel hit.
However, the two loud noises immediately silenced the previously noisy room, making it completely quiet.
But after only a few seconds of silence, someone inside the room whispered:
"Brother Bao, what's that sound?"
"Yes, what's going on? Are there other people coming?"
Another person said:
"I don't know either. Aren't we all here? Could it be some drunkard causing trouble?"
No sooner had the man finished speaking than a string of curses came from inside the room:
"Who the hell is this? Can't you even be a little gentler?"
Another person chimed in with a curse:
"Are you fucking going to die? You scared the hell out of me!"
Before the man could finish cursing, Wang An had already walked to the door of the east room and kicked the door with his big foot.
The door to the east room of Bao Zhijun's house was made of wooden planks in the lower half and an old-fashioned window frame with twists and turns in the upper half, with paper pasted on top. The whole door looked quite old.
So when Wang An kicked it, he shattered the entire door, and the wooden planks on the door immediately flew out in pieces.
At the same time, another scream came from inside the house. If I'm not mistaken, the wooden plank must have flown out and hit the unlucky guy.
With the door closed, Wang An ducked and went inside. Shi Suo, Wang Yi, and Yu Qingguo followed him into the east room. Yang Jingsong automatically stood guard outside the window of the east room, probably afraid that the group would escape through the window.
Sure enough, the east room of Bao Zhijun's house was quite lively, with six people playing cards on the kang (a heated brick bed). Wang An looked around, his eyes wide, and asked:
"Who the hell is the 'Abalone Chicken'?"
Upon hearing this, Wang Yi quickly tugged at Wang An's sleeve and whispered a reminder to him:
"It's not Baowo Chicken, it's Bao Zhijun, the one leaning against the windowsill."
Wang An said somewhat impatiently:
"Oh, I see."
Turning his head, Wang An pointed at Bao Zhijun and shouted:
"Damn it, you're Bao Zhijun? Come here, get down here right now."
As he spoke, Wang An grabbed the clothes of the boy sitting on the edge of the kang (a heated brick bed), yanked and pulled hard, and threw him to the ground.
Because Wang An was moving too fast, the kid was still in a cross-legged sitting position when he landed. There was a muffled "thud," and sure enough, the kid landed on his butt first.
Of course, Wang An didn't care about any of that. He stepped on the edge of the kang (a heated brick bed) with his left foot and lunged at Bao Zhijun.
Although Bao Zhijun was just a petty thug, he had gotten his share of fights and brawls, so when he saw Wang An rushing towards him, he threw a small stack of playing cards at Wang An's face while shouting insults:
"Go to hell, who the hell do you think you are?"
As he spoke, the young man swung his fist at Wang An.
In fact, Bao Zhijun knew as soon as Wang Yi entered the room that Wang Yi had sent someone to take revenge on him.
However, as a thug, it was absolutely impossible for Bao Zhijun not to fight back when he was beaten up and brought into his own house.
Seeing Bao Zhijun take action, his cronies naturally stepped in to help. Even when Shi Suo stood there in his green uniform, Bao Zhijun and his group completely ignored him.
The reason why Bao Zhijun and others were so bold was partly because they were young and fearless.
On the other hand, it's because they've always hung out at school and haven't really interacted with Jingcha, so they have no idea what the consequences of going against Jingcha would be.
This shows just how ignorant these thugs are.
When these thugs attacked together, Wang An didn't care at all. He took them down one by one, just like throwing chicks to the ground.
To be honest, these guys were all skinny and bony, and their weight was really light, at most 110 or 120 pounds.
Because these people were thrown down and landed in an awkward position, they were all badly hurt by the fall.
Finally, only Bao Zhijun was left. Wang An disarmed him with a single move, without even needing a second one. Then, like catching a chick or duckling, he grabbed the back of Bao Zhijun's neck with his left hand and slammed him onto the kang (a heated brick bed). Immediately afterward, his big feet took flight and unleashed a barrage of kicks on the boy.
It has to be said that it gives people a rather ferocious feeling.
The only pity is that Wang An has been wearing tuxedo shoes all day, and tuxedo shoes are not as fun as wearing military hooks to kick people.
Wang An was kicking Bao Zhijun on the kang (a heated brick bed), while Wang Yi, Shi Suo, and Yang Jinsong were kicking five other thugs on the ground. The whole scene was chaotic.
They kicked for a full two minutes before all four of them finally stopped.
Wang An turned his head and saw that Yu Qingguo, who had entered the room sometime earlier, was taking over from Shi Suo and the others, kicking the thugs one by one. (End of this chapter)