Salute To The General

Since Bryon was humiliated at Pegasus Club, Nathan was convinced that they were no longer following the planned itinerary.

I guess Bryon won't be accompanying us to Lady Freedom Harbor this afternoon.

However, to Nathan's surprise, Bryon quickly recomposed himself even though he not only lost to Nathan but also got humiliated.

After leaving Pegasus Club, Bryon and the others had lunch with Nathan before the group headed to Lady Freedom Harbor.

Nathan could not help but be impressed with Bryon. That's what's so great about people like Bryon. They're just so optimistic. No matter what they've gone through, they always recompose themselves to get ready to face another challenge with a positive attitude. However, unbeknownst to Nathan, Bryon actually hated the man to the bone even though he did not seem like it.

It was humiliating enough that Bryon had lost to Nathan since they were representing their respective countries.

The fact that he had been unceremoniously thrown off the horse only made things worse for him.

It was impossible for Bryon not to get upset about what happened.

simply suppressed his anger and pretended to be fine when taking Nathan and

revenge for what happened to him at Pegasus

Harbor, the group arrived at the famous Warriors Arena in the

and it was built in the style of an ancient

and surrounding it were circles and circles of spectator seats that rose higher

arena, where legal fighting events were frequently

highly-trained fighters from all over the world would sign

and the others were just beside Nathan and Penny as

sports. Unlike you, we enjoy activities that are more physical, like football, baseball, and boxing. Our fellow countrymen in the west, the cowboys, have a thing for guns. They even duel with the

"Be careful not to scare our friends, President Bryon. After all, Eurasians are physically weak. That's why they don't enjoy dangerous sports, once

burst out in laughter after

Colin

not all of

Eurasian men. At that moment, they wanted nothing more than