Salute To The General

That made Bryon quite unhappy. Why aren't you feeling humiliated right now? This isn't what I wanted to see.

So, he intentionally said, "You can't blame Soren for speaking nonsense, Mr. Cross. There are a lot of thieves who are Eurasians, after all." The crowd's attention was shifted to Nathan after Bryon stopped speaking.

They all wondered how Nathan was going to respond to that.

It was then Nathan's phone trembled. He calmly took out the phone and glanced at the latest messages he had received on the screen.

Then he showed the phone to Bryon.

Bryon was a little confused. Why is he showing me his phone?

Subconsciously, he grabbed the phone and stared at the screen. When he did, he was shocked.

That was because the phone had listed the complete background of the thief.

According to the information on the screen, the thief was called Aldrich Munoz. He was born to a typical family in the South of Eurasia. Ever since he was a kid, he had been a bright student. After he graduated from South University, he applied to become a citizen of Ariarica before moving there.

He had been living in Ariarica for a decade.

stared at Nathan in shock

in Eurasia, studied in Eurasia, and became successful in Eurasia. For more than two decades, there were no criminal records on him all the way until he graduated from his university. Initially, he was a talented and innocent man. So, why

the surrounding bodyguards, and the reporters

an excellent student in Eurasia. Yet, when he came to your country, he became a clown,

crowd exclaimed in

refuting the statement that Eurasians were born thieves, he mercilessly pointed out that Ariarica was a giant muck tank that would corrupt

was able to invalidate his opponent's slander and made a point about how

Eurasians; the problem

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he not feel

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public on purpose.

able to resolve the issue

the same time, he couldn't help but

Nathan was shown the thief's appearance and when he was deliberately

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to resolve the crisis