Salute To The General

Chapter 1632

And so, Cheryl, Nathan, and Kylie made their entrance into the arena, along with the bureaucrats who were in Cheryl's clique.

Hagen also swaggered in with his female companion and his team of thugs.

At the center of the arena, there was a boxing ring enclosed by an octagonal cage.

A whopping two thousand people encircled the boxing ring, screaming and shouting in excitement.

Raising an eyebrow, Nathan did some quick mental sums and concluded that the tickets would bring in revenue about a million in total.

The boxers there were the top dogs of the underground boxing world of Eurasia, and some

were literal world-class athletes.

While there were no seats for the spectators, including Nathan and Cheryl, the spot nearest to the boxing ring had been reserved for them so that they could watch the match up close.

Hagen and his gang stood on the opposite end of the boxing ring from them.

to see how gruesome and bloody the fights were, but also hear the sound of the punches

of the arena, a chubby man with a shaved head, hopped into the boxing ring with a microphone in hand. “Ladies and gentlemen. Our match tonight

let us cheer for Ms. Stewart's fighter, the Volkian boxing champion, Warhound!”

as he finished those words, the

squealing in the air, a dark-skinned, Volkian boxer with a towering stature and sharp eyes

this is the boxer I found, Warhound. What do you

good. He seems like

of the arena continued, “Next up, let us welcome the mysterious

the crowd

figure slowly made

overall but extremely thin. It was an

ghastly pale. With his drooping eye bags and sickly-looking white lips, one

make his entrance, Hagen smiled with malice and made a hand gesture, signaling to

frowned slightly as she took a

somewhat uneasy, she turned to Nathan and asked, “I have no idea where he found this boxer from. How do you feel about

who dragged his feet as he walked into the boxing ring, Nathan furrowed his brows. “He stinks like a corpse. If I'm not wrong, he's probably someone who walked straight out of a