Salute To The General

Chapter 1054 Do You Still Want Me To Kneel

"Quick!"

"Quick!"

Just as Morris Cross knelt down in front of Nathan, sounds of people shouting as well as orderly footsteps pounding on the ground could be heard from outside.

Soon enough, Fang appeared in his military uniform; he was followed by his squad and other warriors.

He marched in while ordering his men, "Surround this area. No living creature is allowed to leave without my permission. How dare this family try to hurt the General! It looks like they've gotten tired of living!"

"Yes, Sir!"

Almost instantaneously, the Cross clan was boxed in by Fang's five thousand warriors.

Fang and his squad marched up to Nathan, where they stood to attention and saluted him. "General!" they shouted, their voices booming with respect.

General?

and his squad

who was quaking so badly he was nearly flat on

in surprise. "Why are you

were running a drill with troops from Brimmopolis. The gist of it is that something happened in Brimmopolis and they needed the North Army's assistance, so we'd come to take care of the opposing forces together. We finished the drill and were on our way back to the North via Johnstone City when we received news that you are here and that the Cross clan has ill intentions

Ah... So that's why.

nodded, then turned to instruct Fang, "Get all irrelevant people out of

squad round up the clan members and their subordinates, sequestering them to the front yard. All the dead and injured were carried

and Fang and his squad were left in the

brought a chair over to Nathan, who casually sat

gazed at the trembling Morris kneeling before him. "Raise your head," he instructed

no choice but to do so. Huge beads of sweat had formed

"Do you still want

on the floor and bowed, knocking his head on the tile. With a trembling voice, Morris then squeaked, "General, I'm sorry. I was wrong! Since we're both Crosses and we're distant relatives, I'm begging you to give

stared at him indifferently. "Do you know why I came to look for

to offend you, General. We deserve any and all