Salute To The General

Chapter 67 Killing Everyone Like Prey

Nathan shot a cold stare at Harry and asked, "Are you done with your nonsense?"

He moved with great speed as he spoke.

Nathan was so fast that one could only see his silhouette move. Thomas, Jack, May, and the rest

looked on with admiration in their eyes!

Bang!

A resounding noise could be heard!

Harry felt a shadow fall behind him in an instant, with Nathan appearing right in front of him, the next

moment.

Before he could retaliate, Nathan already sent his palms across his cheeks ruthlessly.

The force of the slap was so hard that it had sent him turning on his feet. The right side of his cheeks

swelled and turned red.

"Kneel down!"

Nathan commanded as he placed his hand on Harry's shoulder.

Instinctively, Harry tried to resist.

However, it was as though Nathan's hand was an invincible force weighing down on his shoulders.

Harry was instantly crushed and his knees crashed to the ground.

One could hear the breaking of his kneecaps from afar.

His kneecaps actually broke!

"Ahh!"

in agony and the onlookers cringed in

and questioned him coldly, "Do you know

now?"

widened like an injured prey, he spoke in a coarse voice, "Nathan, I dare

the most famous figures in this district.

brother will kill your

Harry's neck. A crack could be heard,

at the impact.

even scream in pain, Harry's body collapsed onto the floor

He was dead!

The underworld boss of the Southern District

Cross in such a

was as though he

How unnerving and high-handed!

with fear and respect. They looked

ran out frantically.

rest stared at Nathan Cross in a fanatical

known him as the man whom

time they had witnessed his

his highhanded

man! No wonder Thomas respected

the Southern District mercilessly, without blinking an

another

escaped the

over Harry's

sir!" Thomas

scanned his surroundings. However, he

Smiths.

turned out that they had found an excuse to

to be

like Harry and Thomas were outlaws who could only

want to be implicated by these two groups of outlaws, prompting them

quickly leave the scene.