Salute To The General

Chapter 3342 No Return

Her pretty face blushed slightly as she tried to calm her emotions. In a soft voice, she asked, "Mr. Cross, since you've ordered the alliance to advance toward the headquarters starting tomorrow, how confident are you in winning this decisive battle?"

Nathan smiled and replied, "I'm not too confident. Probably only about 50% sure."

Hepburn nodded. A fifty percent chance was already quite significant. After all, they were facing the Patriarch of vampires, Herod, known as the world's strongest being. Hepburn curiously asked, "I wonder if you have any tactical plans you could share with me in advance." Nathan turned to look at Hepburn and said calmly, "There's no need for any tactics or plans. My approach is simple and crude. After arriving in the Eternal Darkness region, all of you will lead the alliance and standby while I personally duel with Herod."

"If I defeat Herod, you all shall lead the alliance to launch a full-scale attack, wiping out the vampires in one fell swoop; if I can't defeat Herod and die in the duel, then you all should act accordingly." What?

Hepburn's eyes widened in surprise and anxiety. "Commander Cross, how could we possibly let you face Herod in a duel all by yourself."

Nathan interrupted, "There's nothing wrong with that. This is the best solution."

one final assault from the alliance; if I fail, I have done my best, and I must entrust the task to all of you from

at

for a long time. She was

feeling that Nathan seemed to harbor a deep hatred for the vampires, as if he could not wait to personally slaughter Herod and put an end to the turmoil brought by the vampires. In order to put an end to it all, Nathan seemed to have cast aside all

the blood virus. Not just any blood virus, but of a King-class vampire, which had transformed his body's constitution into that of a vampire. Novem had treated and modified his body, concealing some of his vampire traits. Nathan appeared no different from an ordinary person

discomfort brought

him extremely tired of the vampires that altered his fate. Therefore, he was no longer afraid of death. All he wanted was to personally put an end to the conflict caused by the vampires. Even so, an extreme thought would sometimes cross his mind. If

fight a decisive battle with Herod. If he won, so would all of humanity. If he lost, he had given his best effort. Death would not be a bad outcome. The next day, the alliance

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a few other King-Class vampires gathered around a

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