Chapter 129 We Are Not Clowns
Jinx is great at playing pranks.
Especially the pranks on the Piltover guys.
All the rich men in Piltover, no matter they have provoked her or not, as long as she is in a good mood, she will invite these rich men to appreciate what "art is explosion" means.
And this time:
"I'm so sorry, I don't have any bombs..."
In a remote utility room, Jinx sat on a high podium table, swinging her legs comfortably and gazing down with a smile.
Kaya Firoz, who had been shouting in front of her a few minutes ago, now had her hands tied behind her back, her long silver-gray hair disheveled, and she was kneeling in front of her on the floor of the utility room in a miserable state.
"A-Are you crazy?!"
Kaya looked at Jinx's electromagnetic shock pistol, raised her head in horror and said:
"This is Piltover University! This is the territory of our Firoz family!"
"How dare you do this to me? I will definitely ask my great aunt to take you away..."
"Kill him, bury him, chop him into pieces, blah blah..." Jinx raised his calf and stepped on Kaya's shoulder: "Then go tell that aunt of yours! Go now!"
Kaya: “…”
Now she is being pointed at with a gun, stepped on, and forced to kneel on the ground. Go to hell.
"Asshole!" Kaya wanted to cry but had no tears: "I am the daughter of the Ferros family, and you dare to kidnap me. Be careful of the Piltover Council's actions against the Wind Leader Association..."
"What?" Jinx interrupted her nonchalantly again: "Let me tell you, I'm not a leader."
"If you want to take revenge on the Leader Association, go ahead - I'm not afraid!"
Although Jinx has some faith in Janna, that faith is still very shallow.
Compared with the ideal of a leader, she values Lina more.
But she did not forget that she was still the daughter of Silko and an undercover agent sent by Silko.
"If the leader falls, then so be it. What the hell does it have to do with me?"
It’s just right when it falls down.
She could bring the helpless Lina back to Zaun to take care of her, and let Lina live with her forever.
"You..." Kaya widened her eyes in shock: "You lunatic!"
"Yes, I am crazy." Jinx smiled sweetly and waved his gun: "I have a doctor's certificate."
Kaya: “…”
She was really scared now.
Who isn't afraid of a psychopathic gunman?
Not to mention the daughter of a chaebol, even the president can't stand this.
"Okay, let's get down to business—"
Jinx raised her toes and lifted Kaya's chin, forcing her to look at her in this humiliating manner:
"The reason I came to see you today is simple. I just want to 'repay my debt'."
"How did you bully my sister Lina in the past? I have to pay you back with interest today, and let you have a taste of the pain."
"I..." Kaya stammered, unable to speak.
"Tell me!" Jinx raised the gun in his hand: "How did you bully her?"
"Did he force her to drink the waste water from the alchemy, or stab her with a knife, or scald her with hot water, or..."
The bullying tactics between gang thugs that Jinx had witnessed in Zaun were much more exciting than the "student playing house" in Piltover.
Kaya almost cried when she heard this: "None!"
"I never hit Lina. I just... led the group in making fun of her a few times."
“How many times?” Jinx asked.
"I forgot..." Kaya felt guilty. She had forgotten how many times she had done this.
"Then do it 100 times," Jinx said. "One bullet at a time, 100 rounds."
Kaya's face turned green: "100 rounds?"
"Don't worry, this is an electromagnetic shock pistol." Jinx also explained considerately: "Turn down the power, it won't kill anyone."
"It's just... it will be a little painful."
As he spoke, Jinx raised his pistol...
Bang!
A small ball of plasma hit Kaya, causing her to scream.
"1." Jinx counted slowly.
“1, 2, 3, 4.”
“2, 2, 3, 4.”
"???!" Kaya looked up in despair: "Shouldn't you count to 8? What are you counting?"
"Shut up! I have my own way of counting... Alas, you see, you have confused my thoughts... Forget it, let's start counting again."
Kaya: “…”
Now she finally understood how hateful bullies were.
Unfortunately, Jinx is not the kind of gentle girl who will be merciful and lenient towards you once you realize your mistake and apologize.
"Come again!" Jinx raised his pistol, and then...
Bang bang bang bang!
It wasn't a gunshot, but a knock on the door.
"Hmm?" Jinx frowned.
"Don't talk!" She placed her finger gently on her lips and hushed Kaya, "Otherwise, this shot won't be as simple as a shock."
Kaya didn't dare to speak and could only cry in her heart.
But the person knocking on the door never left.
"Jessica, are you in there?" Lina actually came over.
Even though there was no more sound coming from the door, she still slammed the door hard out of concern.
The door opened.
She saw Jinx, and Kaya.
"Lina!" Kaya burst into tears as soon as she saw Lina.
Although in her opinion, Lina was also an accomplice of the kidnappers.
But she was finally...finally able to talk to a normal person.
"This..." Lina was shocked by the scene before her.
"Sister Lina." Jinx put away the gun awkwardly: "Why are you here?"
"I was a little worried, so I followed you to the bathroom to look for you." Lina murmured, "When I saw you weren't there, I was a little worried. Did you really come to cause trouble for Kaya?"
"result……"
As a result, Jinx not only came to cause trouble, but also kidnapped Kaya quietly in less than ten minutes in full view of everyone and took her to this remote utility room.
If Lina hadn't happened to pass by when she was looking for someone and heard Kaya's call, she probably wouldn't have known until now where Jinx had secretly gone and what she had done.
Planning, scouting, kidnapping, transfer and execution were all done in one go.
Her sister...is quite capable of committing crimes.
"Jessica." Lina looked at her in disbelief: "What are you doing?"
"I..." Jinx muttered in a somewhat indignant tone, "I just want to vent your anger and teach those who bullied you a lesson ."
"But I've already told you that I'm no longer mad at her!"
"But I'm mad at her!" Jinx said. "She bullied you, so she deserves a lesson!"
"So this is how you teach people a lesson?" Lina pointed at Kaya, who was kneeling on the ground with her hands tied behind her back. "By lynching and kidnapping?"
“What else?” Jinx said rationally, “In Zaun, this is how we teach people!”
"If we don't beat the Piltover guys up like this, how can they be afraid?"
"No." Lina's expression became serious: "You are not teaching people a lesson, you are just using violence without restraint!"
"You thought that if you did this, the Piltover people would be scared."
"But in fact, what the people of Piltover fear the least is this kind of unrestrained violence!"
Lina saw that Jinx had this problem. And it wasn't just her, many Zaun people had this idea.
They think the Piltover people are enemies, so they can do anything to their enemies, including any violent means that break the rules.
Explosions, kidnappings, and even large-scale biological and chemical terrorist attacks.
It's not like they haven't done similar things in the past 200 years or so.
"But will this work?"
"No, the Piltover guys are not afraid at all."
"Because what they fear is ideas supported by violence, not violence without ideas!"
"They even wish we were all like you, like the people of Zaun in the past, who only knew how to beat, smash, rob, burn, and destroy things indiscriminately driven by hatred—"
"They hope that all the rebels are just crazy clowns!"
"Because this will only make the people of Piltover unable to understand us, hate us even more, and regard us as crazy and criminals - making Piltover's rule more stable and more united internally."
"Do you understand, Jessica?" Lina couldn't help but say a lot: "We are leaders, we are not clowns."
"Your behavior may help me vent my anger temporarily, but it will not help the ideals and career I pursue. In fact, it will have a serious negative impact!"
“I…” Jinx was silent for a while.
She seemed to listen.
"I'm sorry, Sister Lina." Jinx apologized sincerely.
"But..." Looking at Kaya kneeling beside her, she scratched her head awkwardly: "This person..."
"It's all tied up."
