Salute To The General

Leading his men, Nathan began to retreat.

At the same time, Malcolm ordered the Volk army to monitor the Eurasians at a distance.

As Nathan and Lucas sat in the command vehicle, both of them stared at each other in silence.

In the meantime, Nathan's body swayed rhythmically together with the vehicle's movements.

When he saw the wounds that covered Lucas' body, he asked plainly,

"Do you have anything to say over your dire circumstances?"

Ever since Nathan was the Commander-in-Chief of the North Army, Lucas was dissatisfied with him.

Back then, he liked to compete with Nathan at every opportunity as the commander-in-chief of the West Army.

In fact, both of them even fought against each other at the West Army's base.

on the role of Chief

to Nathan and trusted him, he was always tempted to compete with the latter to prove that he was just as good. Unfortunately, he had committed a grave mistake in

martyr himself at

mind that Nathan would launch a raid on the summit with an elite team and pull him out from the jaws of death. In fact, Nathan even defeated the Gods of

it dawned upon Lucas how big the gulf between

easily accomplish something that

realized his initial desire to outdo the latter was

When I

sit idly by and watch you get yourself killed. Also, I'm the Chief Military Governor, while you are the commander-in-chief of the West Army. As your superior, I can't allow you to die either. From both a

be more grateful when he heard

latter and acted on his

a choking

men, let alone someone like you who is a pillar of the nation. Lucas, as soldiers, our lives aren't in our hands, they belong to the nation instead. Therefore, we cannot selfishly take our own lives

I have learned my lesson and will definitely devote myself to redeeming my mistakes

many years, you have contributed significantly to the nation. Despite having caused significant loss with your insubordination, it doesn't negate your contributions from the past. Nevertheless, you will still need to be punished for disobeying orders for the sake of