50s: Starting with a storage ring

Chapter 196 The Cray Brothers
It was indeed cheap to eat at Aunt Susan's house. Susan promised him that the main dishes for lunch and dinner would be white bread, but there would be a meat dish, a vegetable dish and a soup. The cost of two meals a day was 40 pence.

This price should be cheaper than the market price. Aunt Susan is definitely making money, but I don’t know how much.

You don't have to worry about this, as long as you don't overspend. Now you can save 10 pence a day, which means 3 pounds a month, which is pretty good.

But he knew that this was just a drop in the bucket for university life.

Because, in many universities abroad, it is not just about learning knowledge, but more about making connections and socializing.

Without extra money, they cannot participate in various extracurricular activities and cannot attend gatherings with classmates.

Because all kinds of gatherings between classmates are based on the AA system, or the system of taking turns to pay, their pocket money is not enough for them to participate in such social activities.

If they often refuse to socialize, no one will call them anymore, and they will leave an impression of being withdrawn in the minds of their classmates and teachers.

Once this impression is formed, it will quickly spread to the entire group, making all domestic international students be looked at strangely by others.

This is a vicious cycle, and it's almost the same for all early-stage international students. Their superiors don't allow them to work and earn money to support themselves.

In this way, Sun Zhiwei began his study abroad life.

He knew what he needed, and among the many elective courses, he focused on two categories: professional English and academic English.

Among professional English, he chose business English, mechanical English and legal English.

In the first month, he tried his best to adapt to the new environment. He attended classes every week and went back to the embassy on weekends to attend meetings and study, and also had a few good meals at the embassy.

After all, the meal cost only 20 pence, and he didn't expect Aunt Susan to prepare very good food for him, just enough to fill his stomach.

The spare food he prepared was not for use at this time. There were only free meals at the embassy. Because the comrades in the embassy grew their own vegetables, fresh domestic vegetables could be eaten here.

The variety of vegetables available in the London market was very limited, either lettuce, onions, or romaine lettuce. A month later, when Sun Zhiwei saw the leek dumplings made by the embassy, ​​his eyes turned green.

During this period, he also met the first group of teenagers who were arranged to study English in a middle school in a nearby small town and would come back every weekend.

These children were not as formal in their behavior or dress as Sun Zhiwei and his group of international students.

After the weekend life meeting, Sun Zhiwei often talked to the embassy staff to learn about the situation in the London city area.

The embassy staff don't often hang out outside, so what they know is very limited.

But he still learned from them the name of London's current underworld boss: the Kray brothers.

He knew the name. They were a pair of twin gangsters who were boxers and had been running rampant throughout London's East End for decades.

The elder brother Ricky is courageous, decisive, confident and arrogant; the younger brother Ron is a diagnosed schizophrenia patient with a strange temper, moodiness and double-headedness.

The two men were involved in both black and white affairs, and even the newspapers didn't dare to report on them, and ordinary people didn't even dare to mention their names.

It is said that Voldemort in "Harry Potter" was inspired by these two brothers. No wizard dared to say Voldemort's name, and no one dared to mention the names of the Kray brothers at that time.

Sun Zhiwei disliked these two people. They were violent and only carnage people day in and day out, completely devoid of any skill. However, they didn't have many good days left. Remembering that they had been arrested in the past few years, Sun Zhiwei wouldn't be polite.

After the weekend, Sun Zhiwei returned to Cambridge Town to continue his studies, but secretly inquired about the situation in the East District.

He knew that Scotland Yard was collecting information on the Kray brothers, but unfortunately he had no reason to go there, otherwise he wouldn't have to go through so much trouble.

It took him a month to roughly figure out the main base of the Kray brothers and their gang: a nightclub and a multi-story apartment building in the East District.

At the end of September, another group of domestic students passed the assessment and came to London. Fortunately, they were all majoring in science and engineering, so it had no impact on Sun Zhiwei's life.

Feeling the urgency of time, he knew he should start taking action. He had eaten enough junk food for two months.

He now felt that he needed nutritional supplements, and the expenses were paid by the Cray brothers.

There is a short holiday at the end of October, which is the reading week stipulated by the college. However, this is not the time to go back to the embassy to study, which is convenient for his actions.

One night, Sun Zhiwei came to the East District, changed his clothes, and came to the back door of the Kray Brothers nightclub.

After sending away the thugs on guard in the alley behind the back door, he opened the back door of the nightclub.

If you want to capture a target as big as an adult, the current maximum effective distance is 30 meters, which can almost cover the entire nightclub.

During business hours, except for the security personnel at the entrance and exit, all the subordinates of the Rick brothers usually stay in the private rooms upstairs to avoid scaring the customers.

This facilitated Sun Zhiwei's actions. He went upstairs from the back door and collected the Rick brothers' men along the way. He collected and decomposed them at the same time, rapidly expanding the space of the ring.

This nightclub has a total of 4 floors. The first floor is the lobby, which has the most guests; the second and third floors are private rooms, used to receive distinguished guests.

Only the top 4th floor is not open to the public, and most of the Rick brothers are on the 4th floor.

After dealing with the scattered thugs on the second and third floors, he stopped in the bathroom on the third floor for a while, carefully checked the distribution of people on the fourth floor, and then began the final cleaning work.

According to the order he had planned in advance, he first took away the people in the closed room on the 4th floor, then the people in the open space, and finally the thugs wandering in the corridor.

The people in the room were relatively concentrated, and it would only take a few seconds to collect them one by one. Even if they saw it, they would not have time to react.

Most people in the open space were talking to each other. If one person disappeared, the other person he was talking to would definitely witness this astonishing scene, and he would have to speed up the collection.

While waiting for the corridor thugs' turn, the disappearance of the people in the open space had already caught their attention.

At this time, he didn't care about distinguishing between innocent and innocent. His space could not be leaked. From the moment he decided to do this, he took into account various unexpected situations.

Seeing that the thugs were all facing the small hall on the 4th floor, he began to recruit people from the end of the group so as not to attract the attention of those in front.

When everything was completed, the 4th floor had become an empty ghost town.

The whiskey on the table was emitting a faint aroma, and the record player was still playing music, but the noisy crowd had all disappeared.

(End of this chapter)