Summit Farmer

The entire situation unfolded suddenly and escalated quickly. The leader who accompanied us was truly shocked. These fishermen of the island were no ordinary fishermen—some were rumored to have connections with pirates. When the leader thought about how Peter Brown had offended such people, he lost his composure, thinking that if Peter Brown died, it was one thing, but now it seemed he had doomed himself and worried that the villagers would harm him as well.

However, just as he was worrying, he looked around and realized that the situation did not match what he had envisioned.

The many villagers who had just charged were now one by one lying on the ground.

Looking at Peter Brown again, he saw Peter standing there indifferently, looking at the fallen villagers and saying, "Living on my land, you dare disobey me? Who gave you the courage? And who else refuses to submit?"

As Peter’s gaze moved, each villager whom he looked at hurriedly averted their eyes, scared.

The villagers were not seriously hurt; Peter had not used lethal force.

After the young people got up, Peter said, "If you still refuse to submit, I might allow you to use equipment to attack."

Seeing that Peter was looking down on everyone, one of the fishermen grabbed a steel fork and stabbed it towards Peter.

But Peter caught the steel fork, then turned it back and pinned one of the young man’s legs without injuring the flesh, but still rendering the young man unable to move.

After waiting a while and seeing that no one else dared to resist, Peter said, "Remember, this is my territory. If you want to live on my land, you must listen to me."

This time, no one dared to speak against him.