Reborn American Giants

Returning to the shabby little building in Fandino, Victor was surprised to see Ato coming up to him. He opened the car door for Victor and then helped him out.

Victor laughed and punched A'tuo in the chest, then stretched out his arms and gave the young black man a big hug. Then he turned to Banban, who had just opened the car and got out of the car, holding the door with a smile and said:

"Hey, look who this is, our young boy Atuo, he is as strong as a cow now."

Banban is also very happy. Now the only "old people" around Victor are him, Deweldi and Ato, so he is also sincerely happy for Ato's recovery.

Ato felt a little uncomfortable being treated so warmly by Victor. After Victor let go of him, he also looked at Victor with admiring eyes. He had heard that Victor had officially taken over while he and Edward were recovering from their injuries.

He took charge of the "Supreme Leader" of the Gref family and became the "Uncrowned King" of the Fandino slum. I haven't seen him for a while. Ato hasn't adjusted his mentality for a while and doesn't know what attitude to adopt.

Come and spend some time with Victor.

It was precisely because he saw Atuo's mentality that Victor treated Atuo with such enthusiasm. After he let go of Atuo, he held his shoulders and walked into the small building. As he walked, he said: "Where is Edward? He

How is your injury now?"

"I'm recovering well, but my injury is a little minor, so I'm going to come back to you first."

"Just come back," Victor patted Ato's shoulder lightly twice, and then called out to De Virti, but he didn't see anyone for a long time. He couldn't help but asked in confusion: "Damn it, where did De Virti go?"

Ato said quickly beside him: "Devilti went to the nursing home to see her mother."

Victor nodded after hearing this. Since De Verti's father was killed by Sorvino, her mother fell, leaving twelve-year-old De Verti struggling to survive in the slums. Until now, she is following

After Victor died, he sent his mother to a private nursing home in the city. She was really a poor woman.

Victor didn't have time to lament these small things. He poured two glasses of whiskey, handed one to Ato, and then raised the glasses to each other. After a crisp "ding" sound, the two drank up the spirits in the glasses.

"It's great that you're recovering, I need help right now."

"Boss Victor, how can I help you? Please give me your instructions." Ato put down the wine glass in his hand and stood up respectfully and said.

Victor stretched out his hand and motioned for Atuo to sit down, "Having you by my side is the greatest help."

Reaching out to pick up the wine bottle, Victor continued to pour Atuo a glass. Banban also entered the living room, leaned over Victor and said, "Boss Mota is here. He is in the study. He seems to have something to ask you."

After inviting Banban and Atuo to come with him to familiarize themselves with the new changes that had taken place while he was away, Victor stood up and entered the study. Mota was sitting on the chair in front of the desk. When he heard the movement behind him, he stood up and faced Victor, "

Boss Victor".

"Sit," Victor stretched out his right hand and shook it twice.

"I heard that your press conference today was a success? Congratulations."

Victor was noncommittal. Now, although he is slowly getting rid of gang affairs and handing over some administrative tasks to Motta, it does not mean that he has completely let go. Motta is now able to suppress those middle-level leaders. It is completely

Because of Victor standing behind him, otherwise, those "old and cunning" middle-level leaders would not obey Motta's leadership at all, and this old black man also understood this very well.

"Have the arrangements been sorted out?" Victor sat on a chair, closed an open copy of "The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money", placed it on top of the thick stack of books next to him, and then turned

Said the pen in his hand.

Motta looked at a copy of Montesquieu's "The Spirit of the Laws" in his hand, turned over a page at random, and saw a passage marked with wavy strokes, "The law reflects the state of a country."

The overall situation, but it is a very coincidence that the laws of one country can adapt to another country." This should be what Victor drew, and he wrote a thought next to it, "The laws of other countries are allowed to be borrowed according to the actual situation of the country.

But you can’t copy them wholesale.”

Mota has a "deep understanding" of the law. After all, he has been in Barrios prison for nearly twenty years, but he can't understand what this book says at all. After all, he is just a gang member.

Although he is very good at handling various gang affairs, that is just the experience brought by age.

Of course, Victor would not slowly explain to him that this group of drug trafficking organizations in Latin America would be attacked by the US DEA and CIA, and would unite the government forces of various countries to launch an "anti-drug war" in order to cut off the "leftist counter-narcotics" in Latin America.

government forces” and “gcist guerrillas” in order to suppress these

The "gcist movement" in Latin American countries that are threatened by "gcism" is intensifying, and some drug trafficking organizations have also been attacked. Victor can only express his sympathy for these drug gangs who are about to be swept away by this "storm".

, they have no idea what kind of situation they are about to face.

Hearing Victor's inquiry, Motta put down the book in his hand, took out a book full of names and handed it to Victor, and replied: "The situation of each middle-level leader of the Trout Gang you arranged to search has been found out.

, it’s all about this.” After hesitating, Mota said: “Boss Victor, there is something I don’t know whether I should say?”

Looking through the thin notepad in his hand, no one would have thought that the information and whereabouts of all the middle-level leaders of the Trout Gang, a gang organization in San Salvador second only to the Greif family, are all on it. As expected, they are the ones who know the gang best.

If the police get this little book, it will be the first time in the history of El Salvador that a gang organization will be wiped out from top to bottom.

But this situation is impossible to happen. Even if Victor is hostile to the Trout Gang, he will not do this. Gang wars have the rules of gang wars, that is, information cannot be disclosed to the government. This is the same as the American Mafia's "

"Principle of Silence" is very similar,

Although Victor "sneered" at this principle, this principle safeguarded the "interests" of gang leaders like him. If anyone surrenders to the government and leaks the details of his organization, then senior leaders like Victor will definitely lose the most.

, so of course Victor must continue to maintain the existence of such a principle. Even if it wants to be broken, it cannot be him.

"Please tell me, Boss Motta, you can speak freely in front of me." Putting down the pamphlet in his hand, Victor clasped his fingers tightly and placed both hands on the desk. He leaned forward, showing that he was paying great attention to what Motta was about to say.

out words.

Just listen to these words, Mota paused, and finally said what he was worried about.

"Boss Victor, if you really do this, you will start a war in San Salvador, and this war will never end."

Victor did not answer Motta's "concern". This war did not just start now. The war between the Gref family and the Trout Gang had already broken out before Sorvino was sent to Barrios Prison.

From Dario's mouth, I learned that Blanco had been in contact with "Blackfish" Sosa, the leader of the Trout Gang.

Dario is not clear about the specific conditions, but they are indeed joining forces to deal with the Gref family. Although Blanco has lost his power and disappeared in El Salvador, and Sorvino is dead, the Trout Gang

But he didn't stop, but kept provoking Victor's patience.

Now Victor will let "Blackfish" know that you can start a war, but it is not up to you to decide how it ends.

"Make an appointment for me with the leaders of other gangs in San Salvador except the Trout Gang." Victor ordered before Mota left.

"Yes, Boss Victor," Motta left the small building with heavy worries and went to follow Victor's instructions to contact the leaders of other gangs in San Salvador.

A storm about the entire San Salvador gang is about to slowly blow up from this small building in the Fandino slum. No one knows whether they will be safe in this storm.