Salute To The General

Each of Thunderbolt's punches was explosive. However, when he saw none of his dozens of attacks had landed on Nathan, not even brushing his clothes, he became furious. He felt like he was a powerful, angry lion trying to swat a fly buzzing around his head.

Hence, he roared exasperatedly at Nathan, "D*mn coward! If you're a real man, you'll stop dodging and face me head-on!"

Nathan wasn't in a hurry to attack for two reasons. The first was to give Colin, Kraven, and Kerry more time to rescue the prisoners from the Ghost Ship.

The second reason was that he wanted to gauge the strength of the experts on the ship.

By that point, he had more or less grasped Thunderbolt's strength. He's about as powerful as a God of War from a smaller, ordinary country.

When Nathan heard Thunderbolt's exasperated provocation, he went along with it. "Sure!"

Since a fight is what he wants, a fight is what he'll get! Instead of dodging, Nathan dashed forward and delivered his opponent a Military Punch.

Initially, Thunderbolt was stunned because he didn't expect Nathan would suddenly switch from the defensive to the offensive. Not only that, but Nathan was tackling him head-on. With a hideous grin, he exclaimed in delight, "That's more like it!"

Then he threw out his own punch to intercept Nathan's.

The people watching the scene couldn't help but hold their breaths.

Thunderbolt was a hulking man with explosive strength. A punch from him was enough to make a dent in a tank.

Thus, he thought a single punch from him would be enough to injure Nathan severely, if not outright kill his opponent.

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