"Sigel, my friend taught me many things. His life was brilliant and turbulent."
Many thought Sigel's life was indeed brilliant—a Mafia leader, head of a group of killers, the underground king of the West Coast, with countless women and countless murders. His death, being gunned down, perfectly fit a gangster's end.
"He built the Flamingo Casino, striving for perfection, hoping to develop Las Vegas through his efforts. He wanted the companies here to prosper and grow together."
Hearing Hardy's words, the casino families thought he was warning them.
Peaceful coexistence and prosper together.
If they don't co-exist peacefully and pursue profit together, would their fate be like that of the four families?
"Although he is gone, his deeds will remain in people's hearts. Perhaps decades later, someone will come here, see his tombstone, and say, Benjamin Sigel, I've heard of him. He was the foundation of Las Vegas rise."
