Salute To The General

Chapter 1946



"Sherman, you know that's not what I meant," Gillian said quickly.

"I'm just saying that you don't have experience in dealing in the city without your father. What's more, Nathan had been the General of the North in his day. People call him the God of War for the number of people he had slaughtered."

“I'm just afraid you are no match for him,” she said.

"Gillian, you're overthinking," Sherman interrupted confidently.

“I have learned a thing or two by my father's side for years. I don't claim to be as good as him, but even if I had half my father's skill, it would be enough to deal with Nathan."

"Besides, I'm not going alone. I have with me four of my father's Mighty Twelve Warlords. Nathan will have a hard time trying to kill me."

Just then, Gillian noticed four men behind Sherman that stood out among the rest.

The first of which was a plump monk in expensive robes. Unlike most monks, this one radiated evil and destruction. His name is Pathol, one of Mighty Pax's Twelve Warlords.

The second one had a tall and broad frame, but his most striking features were his purple beard and light blue eyes. He was Morgoth, another Mighty Warlord.

The third had a slender build. Face sharp as a knife, gaze cold and prating. He looked cool and intimidating. He is called Maha.

old and short, with disheveled hair and looking like he had not showered in

assassins. They conquered across the land together

of them had the ability to raise hell

much more at ease

Uncle's

looking forward to the good news. Bring

came forward to

luck.

living like a hermit here at the villa ever since he was

been the center

slightly overwhelming, but he

accompanied the Goldstein

had spent three days in Brimmopolis drinking

Pathol had to remind Sherman of their mission. "Mr. Goldstein, we have a job to do. We need to leave for Channing as soon as

was drunk.

a young lady, he said irritably,

rush in going t Channing? There is no

they do here

anywhere tonight. We'll

of Lamburg Mountain Villa, has had to live like a monk since young. Many earthly pleasures were not known to