Salute To The General

Chapter 1552 Is He The One You Are After

Nathan looked at the pool of blood on the floor before he glanced up at Yale. "You move fast if he was silenced before I came."

Yale was in trepidation when he saw Nathan for the first time.

But he tried hard to calm himself down.

"General, this guy barged into our room, all covered in blood when we were drinking just now. He was armed with a gun, and it seemed that he was being chased by his foe. I shot him because I'm afraid he would hurt us! Is he the man you're looking for?"

Nathan pulled out a chair and sat down. He then looked at Yale indifferently and said, "I know you. You're Boris Tucker's student who was one of the youngest major generals in the East. You were expelled due to a serious case of misconduct. You're indeed close with Mr. Tucker. Where did you get the nerve to attempt to kill my daughter and Dr. Torres? Are you above the law now?"

"General. I don't quite get what you mean,” Yale refuted in a deep voice.

"If I've committed a crime, you can arrest me based on the evidence. But if you have none, please excuse us." Yale wanted to leave as soon as he finished speaking.

However, when his posse and he reached the door, Colin and Ava, together with the special force soldiers had no intention to make way forthem.

Yale was agitated as he turned to glare at Nathan.

no evidence? Well, I guess you're wrong. I don't

get you," Yale retorted, seemingly

in bed. As a father, it's hard to maintain rationality in this kind of situation. But if

you!" Yale was

Colin while saying, "Take him to the private room next door. Torture it out of him to find out who his boss

"Yes, Sir!" Colin answered.

was perturbed and

Colin and Ava were quick enough to take him as well

to the private room next door

shrieks could be heard

the chair and was smoking indifferently

an hour, Colin knocked on the door with his shirt

lowered his

at him and asked, "What's wrong? Can't

He passed out a few times and is vaguely

still did not comply with us...

the most outstanding general in the East military districts. He was unforthcoming