Power of Money

Uncle Dong led a stroll around the hunting grounds, and a kennel appeared behind the dense barbed wire.

All kinds of dogs barked in the kennels. Their voices were extremely loud and fierce.

Brazilian mastiff, Italian guard dog, Rowena dog, Caucasian dog, Tibetan mastiff, Dogo Argentine, Pitbull...

All the dogs in the kennel were large-scale and fierce fighting.

Jason wanted to find a Golden Retriever or a Samoyed, but the result was disappointing.

Jason was surprised by the ferocity of these fighting dogs.

They were all tall and mighty and had excellent facial features. In their fierce eyes, there was a bloodthirsty wildness.

Especially when they saw strangers.

The fighting dogs in the kennel were screaming and baring their teeth, as if they were about to rush out and attack Jason.

"Have these dogs been trained?" Looking at the dogs with a grimace, Jason's eyes flickered slightly.

"Yes, they are all trained by special personnel and fed with living creatures every day. They are put in hunting on the mountain at a regular time to ensure that they keep wildness while obeying the breeder' orders."

Jason's reaction to this kennel was beyond Uncle Dong's expectation.

He thought that Jason would be like the two children of Shens and the Chans, who came here for the first time to visit dogs, to tremble with fear, or to hide aside and dare not face the dogs.

It seemed that what happened on Fairy Hill that night had a great impact on Young Master.

It was no wonder that Lord would hand this matter over to the young master.

Uncle Dong looked at Jason with a hint of praise in his eyes. At the same time, he made a decision secretly.

"Take me to see those guys at noon. I have something to tell them."

As Jason said, he turned sideways and asked Uncle Dong to lead the way.

In the last row of the kennel, Jason saw that van driver, who was locked in a cage, curled up in the corner of the iron cage, and shook violently with his woman in his arms.

It was obvious that the cage in this row was customized.

It was three or four times bigger than the ordinary dog cages.

The driver and the woman were all dirty. They curled up in the corner of the iron cage and looked at a fierce dog who was also tied in the cage by the iron chain in horror.

"This dog is called General. It's pure- blood Dogo Argentino. He's one of the top three fighting dogs here. Up to now, he's been defeated in two fights."

Looking at Jason's eyes sizing up on the dog, Uncle Dong explained.

Dogfight?

Jason probably knew what was going on in the so-called dog fighting game.

It was a kind of folk game that originated from the Song Dynasty. It allowed two dogs to bite and fight until one of them was bitten, or even killed, and finally decided the winner.

In some places, underground dog fighting was very popular, which was also a gambling game.

Even in some remote rural areas, gambling games such as chicken fighting, dog fighting, and even cricket fighting were popular.

This included Jason's hometown. Dogfight games was very popular a few years ago. There were three dogfighting competitions every day. More than a hundred people watched and dozens of gamblers bet. The gamblers bet tens or hundreds of yuan. In the morning, the total gambling amount could reach tens of thousands yuan.

Not to mention the dog fight held by such a top kennel.

The price of a professional fighting dog alone is in the hundreds of thousands to millions. What's more, its gambling value was countless.

However, the dogfighting was extremely bloody and cruel, cowards even did not dare to watch it.

"If we put it in the same cage with man, won't General attack that man?"

Jason saw that the dog did not have any security measurements, but just squatted still like a mountain. He looked at the two people in the cage coldly, and he couldn't help but ask curiously.

"It depends on whether we feed it or not," Uncle Dong said with a smile.

"When he's full, he'll naturally behave himself. However, once he gets hungry or in a bad mood, he'll take any living creature in the cage as his hunting target. Beating, chasing, you can imagine it. Once someone enraged General's aggression, the consequences will be terrible..."

"But what if you do not feed him in time?" Jason asked curiously.

"Then you don't have to feed him today," Uncle Dong said.

"Hiss..."

Jason grinned and looked at the two people in the cage.

These two people were still dressed neatly at noon, but their clothes were all smashed now. There were also many scratches and bite marks on their faces and bodies, but they were not fatal. However, it was hard to see the normal people's expressions in their eyes.

They were like prey that was stared at by a beast, shivered all over and completely lost their ability to move. Only fear and despair could be seen in their eyes.

They even didn't notice that Jason had come here.

Jason had fantasized for a few second that if he were in the cage. As soon as he saw the lion- like Dogo Argentons, he couldn't help shuddering and gave up this idea.

But at this time.

Uncle Dong suddenly raised his leg and kicked the cage.

In an instant, the sound of the iron cage hitting exploded in the minds of the two people, like the bell from underground.

They didn't move. They just stared blankly at the alarmed dog, which was slowly getting up. Their bodies trembled. They cried while a pungent liquid flowed out. Were they incontinent?

Jason frowned.

After all, Willy had been locked up here for several days. It was said that he could still eat and drink, at least he didn't lose his body function.

These two guys, who had been clamoring on the road next to the railway station at noon, were scared to pee.

Now in the kennel, Jason really thought of an old saying: Biting dogs don't bark.

"Alright, let's see who's coming."

Seeing that the two had completely lost their sense of the outside world, Uncle Dong said in a low voice.

But it seemed that the man had been completely scared out of his mind, he couldn't hear Uncle Dong's words. But the woman in his arms raised her head when she heard the sound and saw Jason standing outside the dog cage at the moment.

"Help, help me..."

The woman's eyes were scattered. Until she saw Jason's face clearly, she opened her mouth stiffly and said in a emotionless voice.

"Please, save me..."

The woman seemed to have been completely brain-dead. It seemed that there was only Jason in her eyes. She opened her mouth and repeated the same words again and again.

Freaked out?

Jason didn't want to see this consequence. After all, these two people were of great use to him.

"Let them out first and ask the doctor to have a look."

Jason said and then turned to take a rest in the pavilion on the mountain with Uncle Dong, while strengthening the plan in his mind at the same time.

About half an hour later.

In Jason's eyes, a small electric sightseeing car slowly drove up the mountain from the foot and stopped next to the pavilion.

"It's, it's you..."

The van driver and the woman got out of the car one after another and looked around.

When they saw Jason sitting opposite them and sizing them up with his eyes, their legs went weak and they fell to the ground.

It seemed that their situations were not as bad as he imagined.

Jason pointed to the chairs next to him and motioned for them to sit down.

As soon as they regained consciousness, they only felt that the hours spent in the dog cage were more frightening than the hell. When they saw Jason, they trembled and then knelt down on the ground, kowtowing desperately.

"Lord, we were wrong. We really did something wrong. I was so ignorant that I even dared to take your money. Please let me go. In the next life... No! In this life, I, Nathan, will be your slave to repay your kindness. Please forgive us.."

The driver held the woman's hand and knelt down in front of Jason, begging with tears on his face.

"How long have you been doing your job?" Jason asked.

"Five, five years..." Nathan replied.

"How many people in your group in total?"

"Seven!"

"What about the other five?" Jason asked Uncle Dong this time.

"They are kept in two cages in the kennel." Uncle Dong replied.

Jason nodded and once again turned his eyes to Nathan and asked, "Do you want to make some money?"

"Make money?"

Nathan was stunned. As long as Jason could save his life, and didn't let him go back to the dog cage, he even dared to kill people. Make money? He didn't even dare to think about it.