Salute To The General

Chapter 1865



By the time Nathan and Linus got out, there were already several black cars with military car plates parked outside the police station.

As the two headed toward the first car, Linus stopped beside the door and invited Nathan in courteously.

But Nathan declined with a smile. "After you."

After they got into the car, the sedan sped off and headed toward Riverside Garden.

“What brings you all the way here? I thought you were in Brimmopolis? Aren't you busy at the Security Department?” Nathan bombarded him with questions right after he got in.

"I came on order," Linus replied accordingly.

"Oh! On whose order? And what for?"

"President Woods asked me to come over. He also asked you to be prepared to take up a new job."

The President?Garrett?

great. I finally get to flex some muscles. I knew he wouldn't just neglect me after he became the President," he said chirpily. "So what's this

“No, that's not what the President intended.

finalizing any decision. I'm sure Clifford is giving him a hard time as the Cab secretary. Garrett just went into office, so I bet it'll be difficult dealing with those old

differ. "General, President Woods knows what he wants. He is very low-key, but that doesn't mean he's spineless. If he has his mind set on something, he will stand his ground no matter how Clifford or the Cab stands in

to my previous position, what is he

to the President's inauguration speech? He said the Chief Military Governor would be in charge

The Chief Military Governor?

Nathan gasped.

wandered around before it finally fixated on Linus. "Wait...

to

God of War. You are the best fighter in Eurasia, and President Woods believes that you have what it takes

the reason why he is reintroducing this position in the government again? He wants me to be

Rresident thinks

believes you're the

responsibility. He's confident that the country will prosper both

worn off over the years. He was a

He felt honored to be entrusted with

the news sink, Nathan finally spoke again, "The President's trust means a lot to me. He can rest assured that I