Chapter 6783

"I believe someone outside the ring informed the young boxer. In short, this is no longer a one-versus-one battle! This is two versus one… No, perhaps even more! This isn't fair!" And then, Durandal raised his arm and shouted, "Tell me, friends! Is it against the rule for someone to use a high-tech method to instruct the young fighter in the middle of the match? Should they pay for all our losses?" While no one knew how Durandal could be so sure there was cheating involved, many saw that there was a chance for them to recover their losses. They knew who to support. All of them stood up and started yelling. "Cheating! You're cheating!" "Pay us! Pay us back!" Durandal continued to raise his arm. "We've already won this battle! However, the underground boxing ring was unable to accept their loss! Other than making them admit it, shouldn't we ask them to pay three times the money?!" All the spectators were excited and chorused brainlessly, "Three times! Three times!" They didn't care about logic or rules. All they cared about was whether they could get their money back. Chaos began to spread as everyone grew agitated. Due to Parkerville's provocation, the underground boxing ring almost lost control. While the security guards from the Ninth Branch were doing their best to calm everyone down, they couldn't handle it for long. Durandal, having succeeded in changing the situation with just a few words, was proud of his work. He took out a cigar and gave it a slow drag, shrugging. "Mandy, Harvey. You should know how dangerous a crowd ruled by emotion can be. Now, everyone here doesn't agree with you. Shouldn't you just give up? "I'll make it easy for you. Give me the 1.5 billion as always. Then, you pay everyone back three times their bets. That way, I'll suppress this and tell them not to start a ruckus. Otherwise, who can stop these angry guests? Right?" All the men and women with Durandal laughed arrogantly. They were used to being arrogant in Grand City, and thought they were better than everyone in Wolsing. Whatever they said was law. Whatever they believed was right was absolute. Mandy's face was frosty. She glared at Durandal and sneered, "Where's your dignity, Durandal? Not only can't you accept your loss, but you even said we cheated without any evidence. If you have one, show it!" "Evidence? My words are evidence!" Durandal exclaimed. The long-haired man and the others agreed. "What? You can cheat, but we can't make our voices known? That's right—Durandal has already shown you respect by just demanding your money and not your hand. This is your chance! Now, give us the money or we'll kill you!" The long-haired man approached Harvey and gave Harvey the middle finger. Crack! Before he could pull his hand back, Harvey snapped off his finger and threw it to the dog. The dog excitedly swallowed the entire finger. Harvey pulled some tissues and wiped his hand, calmly saying, "What did you just say? My hearing wasn't that good, and I didn't hear it clearly. Something about me cheating?"