Salute To The General

Chapter 3429 It Was Meant For Baccio

Colin got out of the car, walked over, and casually pointed at one of the soldiers. "You, come here."

"Yes, General Dunne!"

Colin took the soldier to Nathan.

Upon seeing that, Oliwier quickly followed them in a trot.

"What's going on in front? What are you guys doing?" Nathan calmly asked the soldier right before Baccio.

The soldier was about to answer when Oliwier quickly parted his lips and said, "Greetings, Commander. Let me answer your question. It's actually a little misunderstanding=" "Shut up!" Colin angrily stopped Oliwier before the latter could finish his words. "Did Mr. Cross ask you about it? Which department are you from? Where are your manners?" Oliwier was frightened and froze in his spot.

Once again, Nathan asked the soldier indifferently, "Tell me. What's going on?"

The soldier honestly answered, "I'm a soldier under General Fang and know nothing much. I only know that a few foreign villains murdered a couple in a rented house and killed and injured some traffic police with their car after that. They are utterly ruthless. General Fang received the news and came over to arrest the villains."

"So that's what happened!" Nathan nodded.

the public is you all's duty. Go assist Fang in dealing with the villains, but

encouraged. "Thank you for your concern,

hurriedly returned to

Oliwier, Baccio, and the others at the side had subtly changed. Nathan

that Eddie and the gang were undoubtedly utterly ruthless

to safeguard the lives and property of the public. His

time, he was also hinting at Baccio that the latter's men must pay the price for committing, and there was no way Baccio could protect

Baccio's expression darkened.

Oliwier understood why he was scolded

alignment with Nathan, nor did he stand on the side of the victims. He attempted to

ver

in despair. He was afraid that

the situation at hand, making it clear that Eddie and the gang were the villains and that

the villains

executing Eddie and the gang

forward and plead for mercy, let