Chapter 144 Intimidation and Incentives

Hank's refusal was very straightforward, which was no surprise.

Yang Yi had really hurt Hank badly, and Yang Yi certainly didn't have the personal charisma to move Hank, to make Hank willing to follow him into the dark.

His powerful presence wasn't enough to make his underlings submit with reverence; that kind of treatment was something Yang Yi couldn't enjoy.

Recruiting underlings in prison was easy and satisfying because those underlings only sought his protection, but if Yang Yi immediately sent them to fight to the death without being able to protect them, only a fool would pledge allegiance to Yang Yi.

But Hank was different, Yang Yi wanted to take Hank out to work for him, and it was obvious with a mere thought that Hank would not mix with him.

What to do? Of course, it was time for threats and temptations, as if counting on moral persuasion would do any good.

Looking at Hank, Yang Yi began to smile.