Salute To The General

Chapter 134 Take Them To The Mines Too

Both Baron and Alexander Forst jumped in shock at the driver's words.

They took a good look at the scene before them, and noticed that there were indeed hordes of soldiers

in full armor taking a big group of people into custody.

Baron went pale and his voice started to tremble as he ordered, "Oh my god! Let's get out of here! I

don't want to get shot!"

However, they had already blown their cover.

Colin Dunne strode over and surrounded the vans together with a group of his men.

He knocked on the window, and it came down to reveal a bunch of gangsters with colorful hair and

tattoos.

"What are you doing here?" he asked coldly.

Baron and his gang had never felt so intimidated before.

They were petrified when they saw Colin

Dunne and his army in full battle mode.

Nathan Cross walked over and his gaze turned icy the moment he saw Alexander Forst in the van. "I

see it is you again!"

Alexander Forst was already scared of Nathan Cross because of his beating earlier, so when he saw

Nathan Cross again, he got really scared and started apologizing, "I'm sorry! I shouldn't have gotten

to come after you, and I shouldn't have given him

dead upon hearing his

after hearing Alexander Forst's apology before he

Forst.

smile was uglier

"That's right..."

at the right time. We're

Since you're here, then

come with us."

What?

mean go mining

and the other gangsters stumbled off their

the mines

and his gangsters, Jackson Quelch's men heaved a huge sigh

were getting ten years of forced

was already being lenient with them by sparing their

Baron and his gangsters and scoffed, "Why are you all crying?

to it,

that, the Dragonfury soldiers took Jackson Quelch's men, Baron, Alexander Forst and

in their

meantime, Nathan Cross, Thomas Dunn, Colin Dunne, and the Elite Eight set off to

Forsts again.

close to the river, and the commotion had several

houses in shock.

as well,

was ecstatic when he saw Nathan Cross, and he

you just

some joss paper

Nathan Cross regarded the Forsts as his parents, they decided to call him by his nickname

well.