Chapter 67

"Don't enter through this bifurcation," I pulled Neguinho by one of my arms, feeling the incessant dripping of rain against my head. He stopped by hissing softly, staring at me with an unpronounceable question. I indicated the two directions of the alley ahead. "One of them has no way out, and is almost always watched by the Bells of the hill. The other has a kennel, and all the bandits know that when the dogs barn, it is because the favela is being invaded. I learned that in the worst way.

I had lost some of the members of my invasion team by making that mistake. I let the tip take us directly to the wolves' den. And, although the time was totally different from that, it had been another trauma acquired in my first operation in the Maré favela. The other four were a success, since I remembered very well the suffocation that my team had to go through to escape instead of continuing to look ford*** d****rs, when we fell into a very clear ambush.

Neguinho obey