Salute To The General

When Penny heard Chance's remark, a sense of pride rose within her, and she was proud of her husband.

As she promptly recalled that Nathan was presently leading the Southern Fleet against the country's enemies on national waters, worry inexorably stained her face.

At that moment, she only hoped that he would return safety as soon as possible.

On that very day, Eurasia's President, Garrett, gave a speech to the whole world.

He named Ariarica directly, warning them not to challenge Eurasia's determination to defend its homeland, and emphasized that Ariarica was playing with fire.

At almost the same time, Gammon from Remdik also held a press conference for the very first time in Remdik.

His motive in doing so was the same as Garrett-warning the countries allying themselves with Ariarica not to play with fire, lest they burned themselves.

Moreover, his words were even harsher and more biting. He warned

you're attempting to start another world war? There's no victor in war!

Gammon's speeches that were delivered at the same time were then broadcasted all over the

joined hands to conduct a military exercise

pressure, Ariarica finally ordered Max to lead the carrier battle

received that order from the higher-ups,

his muscles before being forced to return to his country with his tail tucked between his legs.

was livid; hence wanting to steal the ashtray on the table as a boon to vent his

the carrier battle group away, he phoned

call, she hurriedly asked respectfully, "What

you to lead your team back, right?" Max

signed the agreement with Eurasia and are planning to bring the team back," Jessica answered. "Before you do so, complete a

Jessica inquired, "What

placid voice, he started, "Two days ago, Eurasia's Chief Military Governor visited Remdik secretly and revealed his true countenance before a group of Remdik's high-ranking officials. The spies we stationed in Remdik also glimpsed this utterly mysterious Chief Military Governor's countenance. It turned out that Eurasia's Chief Military Governor, who had always been