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'''Wú Dōng-Lái''' ({{CJKV|t=吳 東來|j=呉 東来 ''Go Tōrai''}}) (''c.v.'' [[Chafurin]]) | |||
: The Number Four Boss comes from [[wikipedia:Guangdong|Kwangtung Province]]. Due to injuries he suffered at the fists of Yán Wáng, he is wheelchair-bound and must wear a metal contraption with a crank to raise and lower his head. Jumpy and triggerhappy, he'll shoot anything that bothers him. A slovenly womanizer, Wu desired [[Pān Guāng-Lín]]'s actress girlfriend [[Yáng Měi-Yù]]. The insanely jealous Wu held Pan in his dungeon, intending to use him as the "tiger-meat" in his [[wikipedia:Cantonese cuisine|Cantonese]] "[[wikipedia:Dragon tiger phoenix|Dragon-Tiger Stew]]". Wu never got the chance, because Yan-Wang knocked Wu into his own boiling cauldron, killing him. | : The Number Four Boss comes from [[wikipedia:Guangdong|Kwangtung Province]]. Due to injuries he suffered at the fists of Yán Wáng, he is wheelchair-bound and must wear a metal contraption with a crank to raise and lower his head. Jumpy and triggerhappy, he'll shoot anything that bothers him. A slovenly womanizer, Wu desired [[Pān Guāng-Lín]]'s actress girlfriend [[Yáng Měi-Yù]]. The insanely jealous Wu held Pan in his dungeon, intending to use him as the "tiger-meat" in his [[wikipedia:Cantonese cuisine|Cantonese]] "[[wikipedia:Dragon tiger phoenix|Dragon-Tiger Stew]]". Wu never got the chance, because Yan-Wang knocked Wu into his own boiling cauldron, killing him. | ||
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Wú Dōng-Lái (traditional Chinese: 吳 東來Japanese: 呉 東来 Go Tōrai) (c.v. Chafurin)
- The Number Four Boss comes from Kwangtung Province. Due to injuries he suffered at the fists of Yán Wáng, he is wheelchair-bound and must wear a metal contraption with a crank to raise and lower his head. Jumpy and triggerhappy, he'll shoot anything that bothers him. A slovenly womanizer, Wu desired Pān Guāng-Lín's actress girlfriend Yáng Měi-Yù. The insanely jealous Wu held Pan in his dungeon, intending to use him as the "tiger-meat" in his Cantonese "Dragon-Tiger Stew". Wu never got the chance, because Yan-Wang knocked Wu into his own boiling cauldron, killing him.
