The Gang

Trouble

3rd Person POV
"Eisuke, we have a problem," Soryu said with urgency.

"Is it that gang again?" Eisuke asked.

"Yes. People are afraid of going past that street because of them. Therefore, the auctions' population has diminished considerably."

"It's time to act then."

"What do you want to do? I do not wish to involve the Ice Dragons in this little setback."

"Don't worry. We won't use violence quite yet. This gang interests me. They're a powerful group, despite what they look like. My guess is they have quite a good leader. I'd like to have a 'chat' with him."

"Hey, what going on?" Baba asked entering with Ota right behind and Mamoru sleeping on by the window.

"From the looks of it, it's something important," said Ota.

"We're deciding what we should do about that pesky gang," said Eisuke.

"So, we're finally taking action?"

"It's about time," said Baba. "I cannot stand them."

"That's rare to see you angry," said Eisuke.

"Ignore him. He's just mad because they outsmarted him while he was on a job," said Ota laughing.

"I had it and they just swiped it from me. They may not look like they can do much damage but they can. I bet you their leader is the reason for their success all these years."

"That's what I'm thinking, too," said Eisuke. "That's why I'm going to have a little 'chat' with him." With that, Soryu left the lounge and  began looking for the leader.

A few hours later...

"Where is your leader hiding?" Soryu asked, slamming a guy up a wall with a gun pointed at his head.

"Why should I tell you?" Gang member 1 asked.

"Because if you don't, I'll have to pull this trigger."

"I would never give up my leader. I owe Leader my life so I'd die for my leader."

"I admire your loyalty. However, that means I'll have to pull this trigger."

"Stop!" a woman's voice echoed throughout the area. Soryu found himself surrounded by gang members, all pointing their guns at him. "That is enough. Release him at once!"

"Then take me to your leader!"

"Stand down, men! We cannot risk losing one of our brethren." They all put their guns down. Soryu was impressed this one woman was able to control so many men. He figured she was toward the top of the food chain.

"I'm glad no blood needs to be spilled," Soryu responded.

"I do not believe in unnecessary bloodshed. Your aura suggests the same of you. Your morals are just yet you are bound by something that forces you to kill. You want out but your sense of loyalty won't allow you to."

"How did you-"

"I can see it in your eyes, Mr. Oh, second in command of the Ice Dragons."

"Oh? So you do know who I am?"

"Of course. The Ice Dragons is quite a large organization. My gang can't compare to the skill and size of your group. So, if there ever comes a time where my gang needs to go up against a more powerful group, information is more important than brute strength."

"Interesting way of thinking."

"Anyway, I appreciate you letting my friend go." Right then, Soryu realized the man was able to slip away while he was talking with the woman.