Salute To The General

Chapter 1867



The following week rolled by without being eventful.

It was not until the end of the week that Nathan received important documents from the President, asking him to return to Brimmopolis to report for service.

Nathan immediately hopped on a plane for the capital after saying goodbye to his family.

He arrived at Brimmopolis that afternoon itself.

Upon arrival, he went to the White House and met President Woods. The two convened for two hours before Nathan left.

Then, he made for the Windsor residence to visit his mentor, Hansel, and Camilla.

Hansel had been enjoying his life after retirement.

He was doing gardening when Nathan arrived.

talk after not seeing each other for a long time.

the guts to do that,"

I asked you to support Zion the last time, but you ignored my

tell me you hold a grudge against me for

I knew Zion was no match for Clifford from the very beginning. I just didn't want to admit defeat. But I have to say, though. You do have a keen eye for talent. Garrett

thought it would be good to just let things be. The truth is, in order to let Garrett take over, I negotiated with Clifford and Zion, and your dismissal is the quid pro quo for

it, Mr. Windsor. It's for the greater good." Nathan nodded with a warm smile on

and continued, "It's not entirely for the greater good. It's partly a decision I made for

I was the one

sense. So when I retired and removed you from your duties, I was actually creating an opportunity for Garrett to promote you. Garrett will be the person to reappoint you as someone important under his administration

will bring you back with his own efforts, and in such a way, he will see

for going to such lengths to make sure

to elect you as the Chief Military Governor when he took over. I'm glad he lives up to

this time. We're making preparations, and it won't take long before I assume office. It's just that there are some tricky bits I have

"Like what?" Hansel inquired.

resignedly. "President Woods wants me to keep my identity a secret when

the meeting with the President, he delineated all the potential risks of revealing my identity. If Clifford and his supporters knew I was the Chief Military Governor, they