Carter was indeed skilled. After Huarez met his sudden death, he swept away Huarez's followers with the speed of thunder and promoted his own people, already being the second-in-command of the Tijuana drug cartel.
Thus, within mere three days, he had unified all factions, and the entire drug cartel was under his control.
The numerous gang members were not particularly disturbed by this; after all, drug lords tend to have short lives, and it's normal for the upper echelons to engage in chaotic battles for profit. People just needed to follow the ultimate victor.
As for everything that happened at Huarez Manor, no one had any clue.
The gang subordinates below thought Carter had betrayed and killed Huarez, taking control of Tijuana, unaware that others were behind him.
This wasn't considered a big deal—just a change of leadership. Weren't they all just normally growing and selling opium?
But then, an order from the upper ranks completely baffled the numerous gang underlings.
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