Two kidnappers, a man and a woman.
The man named Batu was the archetype of a towering, mountainous figure, his arms piled with muscles, his appearance and voice equally rough.
The woman named Amei couldn't exactly be described as enchanting, but her gestures and even her voice exuded a hint of worldly weariness.
This kidnapper duo perfectly illustrated the ancient Chinese saying about men and women working together harmoniously.
Ming Ge's gaze fell on the black muzzles in the man and woman's hands, and her pupils suddenly contracted—a reaction like that of ordinary people instinctively terrified at the sight of a gun.
After all, firearm and ammunition regulations were extremely strict within China's borders, and ordinary people generally had no chance to handle such things.
Sudden exposure would naturally incite fear.
