Salute To The General

Chapter 529 Sticky Business

"Dad, I know where Bart and the others are. They have been arrested by the military," The man who

was in his black leather jacket spoke, loud and clear.

Vance and the others brightened up when they saw the man. The man was none other than Jaxon

Schulz - Vance Schulz's son.

Jaxon was a big cheese of the Schulz family and held office as the mayor of Brimmopolis.

Vance was both surprised and delighted to see his son back from Brimmopolis. He rose to his feet and

strode towards Jaxon. "Jaxon, when did you come back?"

Jaxon smiled faintly. "Dad, I'm taking my annual leave. I learned that something has happened in

Alberesque, so I decided to come back and have a look."

'Tm happy to see you at home! You're here just in time!" Vance grinned from ear to ear and poured out

all his worries. "Nathan Cross has defeated our men with his fighting skills. Not only that, but he has

also gone against the Schulz family several times with the support of Franklin Wilson, the mayor

general."

Vance let out a sigh and continued, "Tonight, he has even instructed the military to arrest Bart and the

dire straits, but luckily, you've

don't worry. I have an acquaintance

of the South Military. I need only to

and send Nathan

he says with just

family members had their eyes full of

proud of his son.

Haruto came forward and greeted

was the one who flattered Haruto. Now, it was the latter

please Jaxon Schulz.

Haruto with a slight nod. Being the mayor of Brimmopolis,

he pleased, even though Haruto

in Japan.

military and ask them to release

is high-fed, living a luxurious life all these years. I bet he can't stand

Hill a call now," Jaxon answered with a

were full of anticipation, including Haruto and

phone from his secretary and dialed

awake. He was playing chess

Jaxon, but he didn't pick it up straight away. Instead, he flashed

Gordon and said, "Huh.

Dip Turner that the Schulz family would have a grudge

conflict to explode," said Gordon, who was toying

absentmindedly.

the piece and continued, "The Schulz