Salute To The General

Chapter 2108



"I'll give you a chance since you wanted to kill us so badly. We have so many men here. Why don't you pick one to fight? If you win, I'll let you go. But, if you lose, all of you can forget about leaving," Nathan said coldly.

The intruders wobbled with fear upon hearing that.

There was a glimmer of hope. Langston was initially afraid, not because he could not win against the commanders. But it was their backgrounds that were daunting and terrifying to him.

If it was only hand-to-hand combat, he was not afraid of anyone in the room.

Langston was confident in his own capabilities as a prominent martial arts master.

He raised his head and questioned, "Nathan, can I take your word for it?"

"Certainly. When have I ever gone back on my word?" Nathan chuckled.

"I can you, but I am afraid after winning, your friends might not keep the promise..." Langston said slyly.

Nathan snapped, "My brothers are all honest and upright men. None of them will go back on their word. I'm just afraid you can't even beat one man here."

After the assurance, Langston's eyes flashed with eagerness and he became bolder.

"In that case, I will pick an opponent."

Although confident, he was wary of the commanders-in-chief who had proper control of

military power.

were Nathan

Eight seemed like a good choice, since he could just

his mentor to bring back Nathan's head

Langston could have saved his own life.

was better to take a

might be impossible to kill

an inch of his life. After he returned, he could still be able to face Clifford. The

one-on-one; each with our own ability to live or die. If I defeat you, my men and I will leave. If I am defeated, our lives

silence as all eyes

will grant you your wish.

then!"

but his actions were

a big step forward, stretching his hand with a standard

continued firing moves with

pierced through the air, emitting a high-pitched whistling

overall abilities as compared

Langston was not an ordinary martial artist,

step

Bam!

two fists collided to the crackling sounds of broken

Langston's bones in his right hand,

up his arm like fire, and

crippled his right