The explosion had alarmed everyone, and the people fighting inside the abandoned building stopped firing. Wilson and Andy's first reaction after the attack was that the explosion was the work of the enemy.
But after a while, the two of them denied this thought.
Andy did not think that it was Wilson's doing, because attacking from the front and back was the best choice. The explosion happened to block the exit of the abandoned building, and Wilson would not be so stupid to make such a mistake.
Wilson's thoughts were similar to Andy's, but the difference was that Andy would not allow someone to shoot a missile at his butt.
So who was the culprit?
The two of them had the same answer in their hearts.
The real ruler of Los Angeles — His Excellency Carmine Falcone!
Only he had such power, and only he could use a missile as a weapon in a place like the Deepwater Port.
After a short moment of thought, Andy put away his gun and shouted to the shadows: "Wilson, let's stop. If we continue to fight, we will only benefit that old fox Falcone."
In the shadows, Wilson's expression changed. "Why should I believe you?
You killed the most important person in my life. "
Andy shook his head, and calmly stated the truth: "You can only believe me.
Two choices, one is that everyone dies here, the other is that we kill our way out and fight to the death another day.
Give me a chance, and give everyone a chance, dying here is not worth it. "
Wilson was silent for a long time, and finally walked out from the shadows: "You are right, dying here is not worth it."
He was not afraid of death, and was willing to drag Andy down to hell with him, but the problem was that there was not only Wilson here, and he knew that Nagini was still here. It was fine if he died, but he could not let Nagini die here with him.
There were many opportunities to kill Andy, but killing Andy would cost him and Nagini's lives, and Wilson felt that it was not worth it.
When Andy saw Wilson walk out from the shadows, he could not help but let out a long sigh of relief. The explosion just now proved that there was a third group of people outside.
He knew how bad the situation was, and he knew that he could not fight with Wilson at this time. Otherwise, he would be digging his own grave.
But when he saw Wilson walk out of the shadows, he didn't see Wilson's Sharpshooter. He couldn't help but frown. "Where is your Sharpshooter?"
Wilson sneered and said disdainfully, "Do you think I will …"
He did not want Nagini to come out, not only because Nagini in the dark was more useful than Nagini in the open.
It was also because he didn't want Nagini to be involved in this, because it could easily be injured or even killed.
But before Wilson could finish, Nagini, who was covered in dirt and had a lot of scratches on his body, suddenly appeared behind Andy and the others. "Are you looking for me?"
Looking for the voice, Andy subconsciously turned his head. Then, he was stunned, and a strange look flashed in his eyes. "A child?"
"Bang!" A gunshot rang out. Just as Andy's voice fell, the white man next to him was shot in the head.
Nagini swung his arm, and in his hand was a lethal weapon that did not belong to someone his age. It was a .50 caliber Desert Eagle!
Andy was stunned, and so was Wilson. No one expected Nagini to shoot.
After all, this was just a child, a child of at most five or six years old!
This shot stunned everyone, and then the atmosphere became heavy. Some of them pointed their guns at Wilson, while others pointed their guns at Nagini. Everyone was nervous, and the scene was like a barrel of gunpowder that could explode at any time.
Andy looked at his subordinate who had been shot in the head, and a trace of anger flashed in his eyes. He let out a hysterical roar.
"Damn it, why did you kill him!"
Nagini rolled his eyes and looked at Andy calmly. "Because you asked me to."
Andy was stunned, and he shouted angrily, "I didn't!"
But Nagini shook his head and sneered. "Is that so?
You questioned my ability just now, and to dispel your doubts, I had to kill him to prove my ability.
Simple logic, isn't it?
So, you asked me to kill him. "
Andy was furious. What kind of twisted logic was this?
It was a simple logic?
This logic was not simple at all!
Have you ever seen a child kill someone because of a sentence?
This child was a lunatic!
A pure lunatic!
Looking at Nagini's calm eyes, Andy felt an inexplicable chill in his heart.
Of course, in addition to those reasons, there was another reason for Andy's anger.
In the previous battle with Wilson, Andy only had nine men left. The explosion just now had three men disabled, and now he only had six men left. After Nagini killed one, he only had five men left.
Including himself and his five men, Andy did not have the confidence to face off against Wilson and this unsettling little brat. So, he was hesitating whether he should use this as an excuse to kill this little brat.
Wilson saw through Andy's intentions. He stepped forward to smooth things over and warned him. "Enough, Andy, what do you want to do?
Kill a child?
Don't forget the current situation, Falcone's men are outside. "
Andy opened his mouth. He wanted to do something, but Wilson was right. The current situation did not allow him to do so.
On the other hand, Najini didn't pay any attention to Andy, whose expression was unreadable. He walked straight through the crowd, his cold expression making Andy extremely angry, but also somewhat helpless.
Honestly, under normal circumstances, Nagini would not kill someone because of a sentence.
But the other party was Andy's men, and he was injured just now. But after shooting the other party's head?
He found that the anger in his heart lessened a lot.
Ignoring the strange expression on Wilson's face, Nagini pointed outside. His eyes flashed with a trace of doubt. "What's going on outside?
I still don't know what's going on. "
Wilson shrugged and pointed at Andy's ugly expression. "Although I know, Andy obviously knows more than I do. Don't you think so?"
Andy pursed his lips. His expression was uncertain, and finally, a trace of anger flashed through his eyes. "A conspiracy, this is a Falcone's conspiracy from the beginning!"
Through Andy's explanation, Nagini gradually understood what was going on.
It turned out that the gangs in Los Angeles were not as simple as everyone thought. Outside of everyone's knowledge, there was actually a big shot secretly controlling everything. And this person was — — Carmine Falcone!
This big shot wanted Andy to work for him, but as a core member of the Savage Club, Andy could not rely on this big shot. So, this big shot wanted to replace Andy with someone obedient.
Andy was very smart. He knew this big shot's intentions, so he never gave him a chance to overthrow him. The two sides fought for many years until Wilson appeared.
As a grassroots player, Wilson did not have the qualifications to compete with Andy on the same stage. However, under the arrangement of this big shot, Wilson had the qualifications to do so.
Andy could have refused, but he couldn't. Refusing meant going against the big shot's rules, and only death awaited him.
The one who bought the Racer's betrayal wasn't Wilson, but this big shot Falcone. When Andy executed the Racer, if he could have kept him alive for even a minute, he might have been able to uncover the secret.
Unfortunately, Buzz had killed the Driver when he tried to leak the information. Now that he thought about it, Buzz had to be one of the Boss' spies. He was probably the one who'd fired the cannons from outside.
From start to finish, this wasn't a battle between Wilson and Andy. It was a battle between Andy and the big shot Falcone!
However, Andy was weak. He was like a stupid monkey, led by the nose by the big shot.
What was interesting was that Wilson and Wilson were locked in a battle of life and death. Now that the other had a knife to their necks, Andy and Wilson finally understood who was playing chess.
It could be said that the two hotheads, Andy and Wilson, had been fooled by Falcone the entire time.
Andy smiled bitterly. He was tired. He hadn't felt this way before, but now that he understood everything, he felt the urge to leave Los Angeles.
When Najini saw the state of Andy and his subordinates, he secretly stuffed a pistol into Wilson's hands.
Wilson took the gun. He was surprised at first, then shook his head. He shot a look at Nagini to stop his crazy idea. He knew what Nagini was up to. This was a good time for revenge, but it was too crazy. It could lead to everyone's deaths.
But it was clear that Nagini was not Wilson's lackey.
Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang!
Bang! Bang!
Wilson shot twice, while Nagini shot five times.
Andy's eyes flashed with confusion and shock. He didn't understand why Falcone shot him. Didn't he know what was outside?
Since the big shot Falcone took action, he wouldn't let anyone go. They were already at death's door. Was the old lady he killed really that important?
Even if she was important, could it be more important than his own life?
Andy's eyes were still filled with confusion until the moment of his death.
Looking at the two New Yorkers who turned into dust, a smile appeared on Najini's face.
Wilson threw the pistol aside and roared, "Are you crazy?
Andy will die sooner or later. Why did you take action now?
You'll die. You shouldn't have died here! "
Facing Wilson's roar, Nagini picked his ears and shook his head indifferently. "Die?
Don't worry, I won't die. You won't die either. "