138: Chasing people, they are professionals

"Impossible! Absolutely impossible! Don't worry, Dad, I definitely won't fight!" Pan Han patted his chest, making loud thumping sounds, and assured his father with a serious expression.

"Brother-in-law, don't worry, Pan Han is a good kid. Come, let's drink." Second Aunts Husband pulled the two to drink.

At this moment, the girl selling alcohol came up with 20 bottles of beer.

"handsome, this is the alcohol you just ordered." The girl's expression returned to normal, and she said to everyone with a smile.

"Okay, put it here. Thanks!" Pan Han quickly got up and took the beer.

The girl selling alcohol nodded, then walked away, looking back three times with each step.

"It seems like she's clingy," Pan Han shook his head helplessly.

Girls nowadays are really bold, proposing one hundred thousand a year right after meeting.

However, Pan Han thought about it again, even though she was young, she was already a mother.

As the saying goes, 'Women are inherently weak, but mothers are strong.' For the sake of her child, a mother would indeed spend lavishly.

"Pan Han, drink, what are you thinking about?" Second Aunts Husband saw Pan Han spacing out and waved his hand in front of his eyes.

"Oh, oh, coming!" Pan Han snapped back to reality, picked up a bottle, and drank with the two elders.

"Brother-in-law, how is Pan Han's alcohol tolerance so high? I remember he wasn't much of a drinker before!"

After another round of drinks, Second Aunts Husband pulled Pan Han's father's hand and said.

"Maybe he practiced when he went out to study," Dad also felt dizzy watching Pan Han drink. All in all, he had already drunk more than 20 bottles.

"I've been working out recently, so my body is better, and my alcohol tolerance has also increased." Pan Han revealed his abdominal muscles for everyone to see.

"Son, do you really have eight-pack abs? I can't tell!" Pan Han's mother was so surprised that her mouth hung open.

"Of course, your son is super strong now, and everything he eats tastes great." As he spoke, he took a few more skewers and ate them all in one bite.

Suddenly, the sound of a car speeding came from a distance, and Pan Han keenly caught it.

"It's coming straight for the barbecue stand! Something's not right." Pan Han thought to himself, then quickly looked in the direction of the cars.

Looking from afar, there seemed to be seven or eight cars, lined up in a long queue.

Pan Han distinguished carefully and indeed found a large van and a Toyota Prado.

"They went to call people. As expected, they're still not giving up!" Pan Han thought, tonight would be another one-sided slaughter.

Why do you always force me to act?

How much I love peace!

"Mom, are you going to the restroom? I just went, and there were a lot of people. You might have to wait in line later if you want to go." Pan Han planned to get his family out of the way first.

"Alright, Second Aunt, you come with me too." Pan Han's mother touched her stomach; she did feel a bit of a reaction.

"Let's go."

"Second Aunts Husband, Dad, aren't you two going? We'll have a few more rounds later. I'm not even halfway there yet."

"Oh, ho! Brother-in-law, your son is challenging us! Alright, I'll go once, and when I come back, let's see how Second Aunts Husband teaches you how to drink!" Second Aunts Husband, hearing this, got a bit drunk and pulled Pan Han's father, heading straight for the restroom as well.

"Countdown 1 minute." Pan Han breathed a sigh of relief as the four elders left, then checked his phone.

Sure enough, a minute later, the convoy stopped next to the barbecue stand.

More than thirty people got out one after another, all holding sticks, chains, and other weapons.

The leader was still Chuan Ge, but this time he was extremely arrogant. He pointed at Pan Han from afar, telling his younger brothers to remember his appearance so Pan Han wouldn't run away later.

"Chuan Ge! What's going on? Are you determined to cause trouble today!" Suddenly, the owner of Lao Er Barbecue Restaurant came out.

The owner of Lao Er Barbecue Restaurant was naturally named Lao Er!

Don't think he's just a barbecue shop owner. When he was young, he also used to hang out on the streets, and now he's somewhat of a prominent figure; brothers on the street give him some face.

Otherwise, how could his barbecue shop become the largest in the entire county?

"Uncle Er, it's not me looking for trouble, it's mainly that kid who's too damn arrogant; he beat me up pretty badly just now." People on the street called him Brother Er or Uncle Er. As a junior who started out 15 years later, Chuan Ge still gave Uncle Er a lot of face.

"Damn it, you reckless kid, all you know is fighting, and when you can't beat someone, you just call for backup. Truly, each generation is worse than the last!" Uncle Er held a toothpick in his mouth, his demeanor perfectly composed.

"Uncle Er, why are you helping an outsider!"

"I don't care how you guys do it, just don't do it here. I still have a business to run."

"Understood, Uncle Er, I'll take him to the sandpit now."

"Oh, right, a reminder, that kid drives a maybach. You might want to consider that." Uncle Er had an expression of watching a show without caring about the consequences.

Chuan Ge was about to curse, but swallowed his words. He looked around and indeed spotted a maybach.

"Damn it! Can a strong dragon really suppress a local snake? If I don't teach this bastard a lesson today, I won't be able to get by later." Chuan Ge saw it was a Kyoto license plate, gritted his teeth, and decided to go ahead.

"Then hurry up." Uncle Er touched his 'Lao Er' (referring to himself).

"Brothers, get him, let's grab him first." Chuan Ge waved his hand, and more than 30 people split into several groups, heading straight to surround Pan Han.

Seeing this, Pan Han was not flustered at all. He waved the girl selling alcohol over: "They're back again, I'll go deal with it. Later, tell my family I went to make a phone call."

The girl selling alcohol nodded vigorously, her eyes filled with worry.

"Be careful!" A pair of slender hands with calluses rested on Pan Han's arm.

"Don't worry." With that, he stood up and left.

"Holy crap! This guy's trying to run! Go!" Chuan Ge watched from afar and realized something was wrong.

Pan Han gave them no chance to surround him. He slightly increased his speed and rushed out.

"Chase!"

More than 30 street thugs immediately followed.

Chasing people, they were professionals!

Pan Han ran easily, maintaining a certain distance from those behind him, not pulling too far ahead, to prevent them from returning to the barbecue stand to trouble his family.

"You little bastard, don't run!"

"Damn it! Just wait until we catch you, see what we do to you!"

The street thugs cursed as they chased from behind.

"Come on! Catch me!" Pan Han occasionally looked back and made a funny face.

"Holy crap! You little bastard, you just wait for me."

The street thugs realized Pan Han was so arrogant and felt greatly humiliated, so their chasing speed increased again.

After running about 400 meters, Pan Han turned off at the foot of a small mountain.

It was called a small mountain, but it was actually a large ancient tomb. Later, it was protected, and the surrounding households were all relocated.

It could be said that now it was neither a village nor a shop, with a mountain on the left and a ditch on the right!

"Hmm, this place is good!" Pan Han thought to himself.

"Ha! This place is good!" Chuan Ge and his younger brothers also shouted excitedly.

So, Pan Han stopped and turned to wait for the other party to catch up.

A few seconds later, more than 30 street thugs arrived one after another.

Huffing and puffing, Chuan Ge and the others also stopped, gasping for air.

"You little bastard, you can really run! Now let's see where you'll run to!" Chuan Ge yelled at Pan Han after catching his breath.

"What do you guys think of this place?" Pan Han lit a cigarette and asked the street thugs in return.

This place was their county's famous fighting spot. When he was in high school, many little bullies came here to settle problems.

"Hahahaha. You're so damn funny! You actually ran to our home turf." Chuan Ge made his name here back in the day, and now he was extremely excited.