Salute To The General

Chapter 3381 Farewell

Hepburn just returned to the banquet hall when Eugene IV approached her, accompanied by two bodyguards.

She quickly bowed. "Greetings, Pope Eugene."

Eugene IV nodded slightly before casually asking, "Have you seen Mr. Cross?"

Upon hearing this, Hepburn was taken aback. A faint blush of embarrassment tinted her cheeks momentarily. However, she maintained a composed demeanor and replied, "I encountered him smoking in the hallway earlier. We exchanged a brief conversation and bid each other farewell."

Eugene IV nodded. "Okay, you may leave now."

Hepburn gave a slight bow and made to leave.

However, Eugene IV suddenly called out to her, "Wait a moment."

Confused, Hepburn looked at Eugene IV.

Eugene IV casually asked, "You've been spending a lot of time with Mr. Cross recently, haven't you?"

Hepburn's flustered thoughts raced as she considered the possibility that Eugene IV had somehow discovered her affection for Nathan. She wondered if the pope intended to caution her and advise her to maintain a distance from him.

just about to explain when Eugene IV continued, "Have you noticed

Cross always conducts himself

was slightly disappointed. He waved his

further, sensing that the man before her was unwilling to divulge any more information. With a respectful tone, she simply replied, "Yes." Eugene IV, accompanied by his two subordinates, left the hall and headed toward

Nathan was sitting on

handsome face in a

top brass of

IV. He smiled slightly and said, "Drinking and chatting? I believe you're well aware that they are just fighting for their own

"Is this what you Eurasians refer to as 'As he contends for nothing, none

laughed heartily

Ariarica, and I am not Wolfric. I don't have the ambition to conquer the world. My only wish is to safeguard our nation and maintain

ve

IV chuckled audibly in response. "It seems our aspirations align, aiming for nothing less than, world

dissolved tomorrow. I wonderet

join me

glanced at Eugene IV

their own subordinates, walked

hall, the alliance soldiers were standing in small groups, drinking and celebrating together. Eugene IV and