The funeral ended.
Dalton called over the three gangsters.
He took out two boxes from his chest and handed them to the leader of the gangsters: "The boss heard about this from the big sister and sent this back especially for you."
From the bottom of his heart, the gangster leader expresses his thanks: "Please thank the big sister for me, thank the boss."
Whether it was genuine or pretentious, at least under the "do whatever you want" policy of Link Grande, they were treated as individuals, not disposable tools.
Even as "do whatever you want" was expanding, there were no efforts to forcibly assign them—residents of the lower West District—tasks that were impossible or destined to end in death.
Even if some tasks involved high risks, they would be clearly explained in advance, and there were never any attempts to conceal the truth.
The five original low-level gangsters, who later became small-time bullies, felt a sense of deep respect.
