Arknights? Yesterday's Arknights!!

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She didn't know when it started, but Lappland began to care about this man's thoughts.

"Going to a bar? Why?"

An Xin was puzzled.

"You're feeling bad, aren't you? Just keep me company and let loose for a bit, how about that?" Lappland crossed her legs, a smile playing on her lips—a smile that said, "I see right through you, but I don't want to explain."

“Then let’s go.” An Xin smiled.

"Yay!" Lappland pounced on her, and An Xin casually rubbed her ear. She just smiled foolishly and didn't resist. The hug was short-lived.

"I'll go call Texas."

"Go ahead, I'll get ready."

An Xin watched her departing figure. Unlike Texas, Lappland became familiar with her very easily.

On the surface, she's a perfectly competent mafia heiress, but once you get to know her, she inexplicably develops a loyal and devoted side.

only.......

I recall the first time I met Lappland, and the madness hidden in her eyes.

It doesn't look fake.

I wonder when it will erupt.

An Xin paused for a moment, then went back to her room to change into a white shirt, trousers, and a pair of Martin boots.

Finally, seeing the unopened perfume, I randomly picked a bottle and was just about to spray it on when Lappland rushed in.

"Texas said she's going too!"

"Oh, are you picking out perfume?"

"It's this brand, the taste is good, but I don't like the flavor. Shall we switch to this one?"

Lappland picked up another bottle, tore it open, and sprayed it onto Anxin's wrist.

She sniffed it. "It's a mid-note scent. It'll be perfect to release the fragrance when we get to the bar."

"It doesn't matter, as long as you like it," An Xin replied. "Let's go, let's go together."

Lappland took his arm and smiled, "Okay, I'll keep it a secret for you. I won't tell your sister-in-law when I see her."

"It's okay to tell them. I have a good relationship with your sisters-in-law. It's just going to a bar."

An Xin slapped the back of her hand, telling her to let go of her hand and be mindful of the distance.

Lappland didn't seem to understand, and still held onto his arm, rubbing against him in a certain place.

They left the study together, while Texas remained in the hall, wearing a trench coat.

Her long hair was tied into a high ponytail, making her look just like An Xin that day.

"Let's go."

An Xin got into the car with the two of them.

The bar we went to this time was owned by the Lappland family, and there was always a booth reserved for her.

Before they even entered the bar, just as they drove their car into the parking lot, the doorman's eyes lit up when he saw Lappland, and he immediately started showering them with compliments.

In the past, Lappland would give money away casually, but today was different. There was a man sitting in the car who didn't say anything, and they didn't dare to say anything either.

Upon entering the bar, everyone who came and went greeted Lappland. To their surprise, they discovered that the protagonist of the day was not Lappland, but a man they had never seen before.

Upon reaching the booth, Lappland waved his hand and addressed the waiter.

"Bring up all the wine! And also, prepare some food, everything!"

Texas remained silent, as did An Xin. Both sat on the sofa with their arms crossed and expressions blank, even their legs were crossed in the same direction.

Aside from their different hair colors, the two really do look like siblings.

Lappland blinked, then sat down on the other side of Anxin and did the exact same thing as the two of them.

"What's the meaning behind this action?"

“No, it was my first time at a bar, and it was pretty cool.” Anxin paused for a moment. “Does Lappland come here often?”

"Yeah, I used to come all the time. You don't like it, bro? Then I don't have to come anymore." Lappland didn't care. He opened all the drinks that were served, handed them to Texas and Anxin, and asked.

"By the way, I have a question."

"Speak," An Xin said, taking the wine.

"How do you know the family won't harm you?" Lappland asked. "I'm still quite puzzled as to why my brother is so certain that my father won't do anything to you?"

"The reason is simple. First, he was thinking about my background, which I've mentioned to you before, and now it's clear that's the case."

Secondly, once I took action and killed someone, it became within the rules, so there's nothing wrong with it.

Anxin said, "None of that matters. I have a question about the bar."

Is this liquor store legal and compliant?

“Legal and compliant?” Lappland was taken aback. “Why should we be legal and compliant? There are no laws in Syracuse, are there? Compliance? Who can dictate that for us?”

An Xin covered her face.

The road is long and difficult.

Chapter 84 Leisure

The situation in Syracuse was worse than Anxin had imagined. In just three days, he learned about another side of the country through Lappland.

Almost any illegal activity could be found in this bar. If Lappland hadn't stopped An Xin from dealing with it, An Xin would have smashed up the bar's front desk.

A dozen minutes later, the bar was almost completely cleared out, leaving only a few well-behaved customers.

"Stop getting angry. If you get angry about something like this, you'll drive your brother crazy."

Lappland initially didn't intend to call Anxin "brother," but Anxin insisted that Texas could call him that, but she couldn't, and that competitive spirit took hold.

She comforted the young man and poured him a glass of wine, which made the others' eyelids twitch.

“I’m not angry, I just can’t help but want to stop this kind of behavior.” An Xin took the wine and drank it all in one gulp. “Reform has to start from the most basic parts, and we’ll be busy from now on. At least after today’s incident, that police chief won’t bother us anymore.”

"What do we do?" Texas asked.

"First, we need to expand recruitment. We can't just recruit anyone; we have to find people from the common people. They also need to have excellent character and temperament. Whether they have martial arts skills or not is not important; they can be trained later."

By the way, Syracuse doesn't seem to have any particular thoughts about the infected, right? I don't care if someone is infected, but I'm worried that other officers might have certain ideas about them.

An Xin paused for a moment, then said, "The rest of the problem is simple. People have money, and the strongest fist can make the rules. If you want to get more, the most convenient way in Syracuse is to use your fist."

"Oh? Do you need me?" Lappland was very interested in this. In her view, this was no different from fighting for territory with her family.

“Come if you want,” An Xin said. “I still need to educate you all, otherwise none of you will be qualified. It’s a real headache. I wish I could bring people with me.”

Alina, Talulah, Yelena, anyone who comes to help me will do.

All I can say is sigh. If that were possible, he would definitely be the first to drag Talu over.

The drinking party continued, and while eating, he opened the online store.

I haven't looked at the shop since I entered this instance. Now that I spent 100 points to exchange for the Syracuse Sign, it should be updated by now.

The list of online stores appeared before my eyes.

[World Line O Restart / 200,000 Points]

[Racial Behemoth/1.5 Million Points]

[Level 10 Modern Surgical Medicine / 100,000 Points]

[Beast Master Trial Card/5000 Points]

[An unknown conversation log / 1000 points]

Ok?

The final product?

This was the first time An Xin had ever seen a game without even a description; usually, game systems would provide an extra hint.

He clicked it out of curiosity.

The result indicated that only purchase was possible.

One thousand points doesn't seem expensive.