After the pregnant woman tied up the incapacitated burly man, Su Cui gestured for her to sit on a chair. Su Cui then tied her up tightly. As she did, the pregnant woman began crying, "Please, I'm pregnant. Tying me like this will hurt the baby. Whatever you want, the baby is innocent. Don't hurt it! Do you want money...?"
Su Cui was both amused and exasperated. "Stop pretending! You've had the same figure for three years. I've checked with the neighbors. What? You're pregnant with Nezha?"
"Even if it were Nezha, you shouldn't have been smoking and drinking a couple of days ago. If you give birth to a deformed Nezha, he won't be able to stir up the sea, and even the heavens will spank you!" Su Cui patted the "pregnant" woman's belly.
Tsk, tsk, tsk—a classic middle-aged beer belly.
The "pregnant" woman's face changed. Her originally kind expression twisted into a snarl. "Who are you? You're not cops. Who the hell are you, daring to mess with us Evil Dragon Society?"
Holy crap, the Evil Dragon Society?
Su Cui broke out in goosebumps. What a chuunibyou name.
"Evil Dragon Society, my foot! Never heard of it!" Su Cui spoke in a falsetto, which surprisingly sounded like a young woman's voice, still haughty. "I'm from the Pig Killing Society! Dealing drugs here is an offense against us!"
The "pregnant" woman was bewildered. Pig Kill... what?
"Our Pig Killing Society is under..." Su Cui randomly picked one of the surnames from Mr. Yu, Mr. Yun, or Mr. Wang. "We work for Boss Wang!"
The "pregnant" woman looked even more confused.
Su Cui was an old lady with a sense of mischief, and she was satisfied with her little joke. Time was tight—if the remaining thugs caught on and caused trouble, she'd be in a bind. So she pointed the gun at the "pregnant" woman's head, leaned in with a sinister expression, and said coldly, "Tell me who your boss is. Three seconds. If you don't, you die. If you lie, you die too."
"So you don't know anything," the pregnant woman realized, sneering. "I advise you to let me go. Otherwise, once you kill me, our people will catch your family, and none of them will escape!"
Su Cui said flatly, "Three."
"Are you crazy!"
"Two."
"..."
"One."
Su Cui didn't force it. There was also the burly man who could talk, though he was missing a few teeth.
She pretended to stuff the gag into the fake pregnant woman's mouth, then said with a smile, "Hold on."
"Boss Yu! Our boss works under Boss Yu! I... I don't want to die," the fake pregnant woman finally broke down, tears streaming. "Don't kill me!"
"Who is Boss Yu? Give me his full name," Su Cui asked coldly.
"I don't know much. I just heard the boss call him Boss Yu!"
"Come on, call the police." Su Cui quietly took out the remaining green voice recorder from her bag and dialed 110 on her phone.
"What!?" The fake pregnant woman trembled. "Are you crazy? I can't... If I tell, I'll die!"
"If you don't tell now, you'll die now. But if you tell, I'll let you go, and you can seek police protection."
Confused by Su Cui's actions, the fake pregnant woman stammered, "I don't know anything. I just followed orders."
"Tell the police your location. Say there's drug dealing. Then tell them everything—the locations, the people behind it, everything." The call connected, and Su Cui held the phone to the fake pregnant woman's ear, brandishing the gun.
A male voice came through: "Que Li Street Police Station. How can I help you?"
Looking at the cold gun barrel, the fake pregnant woman quickly confessed the drug dealing.
Su Cui knew she might not be telling the full truth, but alone, this was all she could do. Drug cases require sufficient evidence for conviction. If the police investigated thoroughly, starting from He Li's case, she believed they could uncover the truth.
Su Cui had never planned to call the police herself. For both He Li and the drug dealers, the photos at school would lead the school to inform the police. As for the drug dealers, this one had spoken on her own, and clearly. Su Cui would later use her cheat skill to upload the same recording online and secretly send Xiao He's materials to the police station. If the police did nothing, she would consider releasing them online.
Through this incident, Su Cui wanted to gauge the capabilities of City A's police and the reach of the gangs. If even a den like this caused no ripples, she would be even more cautious about seeking police help in the future.