Salute To The General

Little Amos, or Amos Bale, used to be one of Nathan's National Guard. He was actually the backup captain Nathan had in mind.

Amos trained hard at camp and had followed Nathan through thick and thin.

When Nathan was a mid-ranked military officer and was a little depressed, Amos lifted his spirit by saying, "Oh, c'mon. Chin up. I'm sure you'll become the commander someday."

Nathan was in the army for a while, but he never even thought about being the commander or a hero.

However, his pal, Amos, kept sharing incredible stories about Nathan and did everything for Nathan's sake.

In fact, Amos was the one who thought of the title "God of War" for Nathan.

That was why Nathan had always cared for and trained Amos well.

Unfortunately, a military operation went awry, and a bullet tore through Amos' leg, turning him into a cripple. That forced Amos to leave the battlefield.

Nathan hadn't heard anything from Amos after the latter was discharged.

The former never would have dreamed that they would meet again like that. He certainly didn't know that Amos' life had been that difficult.

Amos was surprised as well. He didn't expect to see the man he admired the most.

time when Amos would brag to everyone and claim that he was a National Guard who served with the God of War. Heck,

anyone that he used to work with Nathan. The last thing he

was why Amos' first instinct waste run

showed up and blocked

tilted his head up and realized that the person blocking his

Nathan himself.

as you see me there? Do you not recognize me or do you

after. He gritted his teeth and replied, "You are the man I admire the most, and being your subordinate is

complained, "Then why did

have fallen so far, and I am too embarrassed to face you,

Eight caught up by

serving together? How did someone as smart

fine that you're broke, but how could you pretend to not know us? Oh, you annoying

clothes on and looked like he was in the lowest social circle. The former reached out to help

was taken aback. He quickly replied, "I would never

"Did you become a thief, a con man,

a soldier of the

You're not a convict, have been doing the righteous thing, and are a hero who was honorably discharged from the army. Yep, you absolutely have no right to say that you embarrass

eyes upon hearing that.