Salute To The General

Chapter 1507 Do Honjun

"Your Highness!"

Do Honjun and his troops saluted Emperor Chongmei.

The emperor might be powerless now, but he was still highly respected within the country. He was the head of the country, and everyone must salute him whenever they see him, be it the military generals or members of the cabinet.

Emperor Chongmei was also surprised to see Do Honjun. "General Honjun, why are you here?"

Do Honjun was the royal family's favorite, hence he was very close with the court.

"Your Highness, I heard that the culprit who injured His Royal Highness Prince Seimei is here, so I'm here to arrest him. May I know who's the one?"

Emperor Chongmei and the royal guests landed their gaze on Nathan.

Do Honjun then only noticed Nathan standing there and realized in horror that the man lying in his own pool of blood was Master Watanabe, the Sword God of Japan himself!

"Who wounded Master Watanabe this badly!" Do Honjun exclaimed in shock.

"It's this

Nathan. He somehow found

"How daring of you! First, you injured our Prince Seimei, then you wounded Master Watanabe. That's very

them now!"

rest panicked

"Stop!” Penny yelled.

wounded His Royal

Seimei and the rest because he has been creating trouble for

other hand, my husband has reached an agreement regarding this issue with His Royal Highness and things are resolved now.

resolved now? Do Honjun thought in

explained everything to Do Honjun by his

turned to Emperor Chongmei questioningly. Should we hold Nathan responsible for his actions? Do Honjun asked

He didn't call an end to this fight, nor

exactly

son and wounded their Sword God Watanabe. To add things to the stack, the Imperial House

did lose his bet, which he had promised to fulfill in front of so many people. Hence, he couldn't go back on his word and arrest

give out any orders and let Do Honjun decide on his own. Do Honjun understood what he was asked

this case, but that doesn't deny the fact that you have wounded several important figures within the royal court. His Royal Highness does not have a definite say in this,