Upon receiving Joseph Smith's command, the accompanying people immediately drew all sorts of weapons and aimed them at Peter Brown.
Seeing Peter now surrounded by the men he brought, and with guns pointed at him, Joseph Smith's face revealed a smile as he said, "Peter Brown, come with us."
Peter too smiled and, without a hint of fear, walked toward him.
"Don't move!"
This was the first time Joseph Smith had seen such a situation: someone remaining so calm amid so many weapons.
Peter looked at the ten men he had brought and said, "You'll do. I just happen to be without a bodyguard, so you it is."
As an instructor and the person most admired by the special forces with naturally high combat abilities, Joseph Smith felt for the first time a sense of unease facing the calmly approaching Peter.
"Wound him."
Upon his command, the ten special forces didn't hesitate and opened fire at Peter.
The sound of gunfire was incessant, all aimed at non-lethal parts of Peter's body.
