Salute To The General

Chapter 694 Confrontation

That very moment, the servant brought out some ink and paper.

Michael said to Zayn with a smile on his face, "Mr. Cross, come, let me see how good your skills are." Zayn glanced at Nathan casually, then smiled at Michael and said, "Sure."

After that, he grabbed a brush, dipped it in ink, and started writing.

With the crowd in front of him, he wrote an excerpt from the Iliad. ‘Let me not die ingloriously and without a struggle, but let me first do something great that shall be told among men hereafter.’

The crowd applauded his penmanship after he finished writing and one of them shouted, "Beautiful!" Michael's eyes lit up when he read the bold line of words written by Zayn.

Although the quote wasn't quite suitable for birthdays, Michael thought that Zayn was complimenting his son. After all, his son was Zach Hill, commander-in-chief of the South.

Michael was almost certain that Zayn showed up at his birthday out of respect for Zach.

So he wasn't alarmed when he saw what Zayn had written.

However, when Nathan read the quote, he let out a slight grin.

the quote was meant for

his calligraphy: I've killed so many people that the blood on my sword is still dripping. Killing you

straight at Nathan with a murderous look

up and said calmly, "Before | came, | heard that General Hill instructed everyone not to bring any

showcase my calligraphy skills too and

answered Nathan in curiosity, "Young fellow, since you know calligraphy as well, if

picked up the calligraphy brush and started writing. Stroke

elegant yet sharp as he wrote down two

the crowd exclaimed as they

way better than most calligraphy

amazed by Nathan's skills. Zach thought that Nathan's writing even looked like

appreciate calligraphy, but she felt that Nathan's writing was absolutely poignant. At the same time, she looked at Nathan proudly and thought to herself, my brother-in-law has an

feelings in different people who

stood out to Michael, Zach perceived how determined Nathan's character was

Nathan was writing from his mother's point

his dead ex-wife in front of him, blaming him for abandoning

turned pale as he glared at Nathan in shock and anger. Nathan then added a tiny line of characters on his calligraphy piece to denote that