Chapter 110: Truly Enraged

It was hard for anyone not to suspect Li Sicheng.

After all, just moments ago, he had told the security captain, “You’re truly blind.” And in the blink of an eye, the security captain actually went blind... Isn’t that just too much of a coincidence?

The KTV lobby erupted with whispers and speculation.

Whether it was those watching from afar or the security guards and students present, everyone’s minds were filled with questions.

“Oh my god, the security captain really went blind? How did this happen? He was perfectly fine just a moment ago!” Most people were puzzled about the cause of the captain’s sudden blindness.

A young security guard suddenly exclaimed in horror, “How did Captain Zou go blind? Could it really be that kid’s doing? But all he did was push him on the chest. If there was an injury, it should be to the chest, not the eyes... Could this be some kind of legendary curse? Maybe when he pushed Captain Zou, he actually cast an eye-blinding spell on him?”

This guard must have been a fan of supernatural novels and horror films; otherwise, how could he have immediately thought of curses?

“He’s probably faking blindness to shirk responsibility.”

“In my opinion, he deserves to go blind! Ignoring what really happened and only protecting those scoundrels—someone like that deserves blindness. If he’s not blind, then heaven truly is blind!”

The students split into two camps.

One doubted the security captain’s blindness, thinking it was feigned. The other rejoiced, believing he got what he deserved as retribution.

Though everyone curiously scrutinized Li Sicheng and the security captain, no one noticed the faint crimson bloodstain near the captain’s chest, at the acupuncture point known as the Dan Zhong.

That bloodstain was deliberately placed there by Li Sicheng during the brief scuffle.

The blood had been smeared on his hand when he slapped Lu Changxing earlier and hadn’t been wiped off yet. It was precisely this blood that Li Sicheng used to alter the yin and yang five elements within the security captain’s body.

In traditional Chinese medicine, the eyes correspond to the wood element. At this moment, Li Sicheng’s secret technique transformed the security captain’s internal five elements into 'metal punishing wood,' causing the internal feng shui to shift into a state of 'wood exhausted, eyes blinded.'

Compared to altering the natural world’s feng shui, tweaking the five elements inside a human body is a minor feat.

But even minor feats, when executed properly, can wield astonishing power!

However, Li Sicheng intended only a mild punishment as a warning. He deliberately held back, not causing the captain’s blindness to be permanent. Once the bloodstain on his chest was wiped or washed away, the captain’s vision would return to normal.

“We’re leaving,” Li Sicheng said, turning to beckon Gao Zixi, Lin Siyu, and the others, preparing to lead them out of the KTV.

The security guards instinctively closed in, shouting, “You can’t leave!”

Li Sicheng halted and cast a cold glance at the guards blocking his path. “What’s the matter? Do you want to follow in his footsteps and go blind too?”

His words startled the guards, their faces showing panic as they instinctively stepped back.

The captain’s sudden blindness had instilled a certain fear of Li Sicheng among them.

Just then, a middle-aged man in a suit hurried down the stairs, shouting loudly, “Stop them! You must stop them! Don’t let them get away! If they escape, none of you will keep your jobs—get lost!”

This man was Cheng Peng, the general manager of the KTV.

Upon hearing that the young masters Lei, Liang, and Lu had been beaten, he immediately broke out in a cold sweat.

None of these young masters were easy to deal with. Being attacked inside the KTV would surely provoke their wrath against the establishment, especially since this KTV belonged to the Liang family.

The fury of these young masters was more than Cheng Peng, a mere general manager, could withstand.

“We must detain those who attacked the young masters!” Amid his fear, Cheng Peng made a quick decision.

He didn’t care about who was right or wrong; he just wanted to avoid taking the blame and, ideally, earn some merit before the young masters.

If he could capture those responsible and hand them over for punishment, he was certain he’d impress the young masters and perhaps climb the social ladder, achieving great success.

It was with this in mind that he rushed over, as if Li Sicheng and his group were mortal enemies.

Cheng Peng’s threats worked.

The guards who had retreated now surged forward again.

In today’s society, employment pressure was enormous. People wouldn’t give up their jobs so easily.

Seeing the guards block their path once more, the students’ anger flared anew, and they were ready to charge forward.

“Wait!”

Li Sicheng spoke up just in time, halting the hot-headed students.

He understood that the guards were merely following orders. There was no point in clashing with them. The real issue lay with the newly arrived general manager.

Gao Zixi understood this too.

She tried to calm the students while addressing Cheng Peng, “This isn’t our fault at all! If you don’t believe me, you can ask the eyewitnesses nearby…”

Unfortunately, Cheng Peng wasn’t there to reason.

With a grand gesture, he arrogantly declared, “Enough nonsense. Regardless of who’s at fault, you’re staying here until Young Masters Lei, Liang, and Lu arrive to deal with this!”

The students’ anger, which had just been suppressed, flared up once more at his words.

“Damn it, this guy’s in cahoots with those scoundrels!”

“Goddamn it, nobody in this KTV is a decent person!”

“Teacher Gao, stop talking! Let’s fight them!”

The students roared with passion, ready to confront them.

Cheng Peng showed no fear, loudly ordering the guards, “If anyone tries to escape or force their way out, beat them mercilessly! Even if it means injuring or killing, don’t hesitate!”

“Beat them mercilessly, even kill them if necessary,” Li Sicheng’s brows furrowed, a dark, fierce light flashing across his face.

At this moment, he was truly enraged!

Though he had previously struck people and altered feng shui, he hadn’t been genuinely angry.

But now, Cheng Peng’s utter disregard for human life had utterly provoked him.

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