In Hong Kong, even during winter, it was still as warm as spring if compared with the ice and snow in the three northern provinces.

At the top of an office building beside Victoria Harbor, a helicopter slowly descended.

In the lounge below, two slender figures walked out.

They walked to the edge of the helipad at will. Although there were skyscrapers at their feet, the two of them seemed to have not seen them. Instead, they wandered on the edge of the tall buildings.

If there were reporters from the financial media present, they would certainly be frightened by the identity of those two people.

The first one was Quinton York, who had just been promoted to one of the Four Masters of Hong Kong, representing the Leo family of Hong Kong.

The other one was Matthew Flynn, who was from the Flynn family and the most arrogant and domineering of the Four Masters of Hong Kong.

At this moment, Matthew bit a cigarette between his lips, and a solemn expression appeared on his chiseled face.