Salute To The General

Fausto led Nathan, Bryon, and the others into Pegasus Club.

They then came to the stables, where thousands of purebred racehorses were kept at. Fausto then introduced to them his favorite horse, which was also the best horse there.

As he pointed at a white racehorse in the stable, he said with a smile, "President Bryon, let me introduce to you this horse. This is the best racehorse in this place and the world." Bryon smiled and replied, "Please stop calling me President Bryon. I have come to this place on a trip as Mr. Cross' friend. Therefore, feel free to just call me Mr. Bryon." Fausto quickly answered, "Of course."

Bryon then turned to the majestic, pure white racehorse and curiously asked, "Does this racehorse have a name?"

Fausto froze.

In the next second, he looked at Nathan guiltily.

As it turned out, after Fausto received his green card and migrated to Newcove, he had slandered Eurasia to flatter Ariarica.

In fact, his favorite racehorse had the unique name of lorasia.

He had once told the reporters that the racehorse was called lorasia not because of his love for Eurasia but because of his hate for Eurasia.

That was why he had named the horse lorasia. That meant that he, as an Ariarican, would assist Ariarica in having Eurasia beneath them forever.

Hence, when Fausto heard Bryon asking for the racehorse's name, he shot a guilty glimpse at Nathan before replying, "It does. Its name is lorasia." Max and the others burst out laughing when they heard his reply.

Half-smiling, Bryon then said, "I've seen the news about this racehorse, and I've heard the reason for its name. I never thought it really was named lorasia. Hahaha!"

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