Salute To The General

Chapter 3752 The Four Emperors Arrive

Nathan shook his head and said, "No! It's a minor issue. There's no need to punish him. Moreover, I feel that the Gods have just surrendered. Those paladins of the Gods are not truly and sincerely at my disposal. Right now, we don't have many under our command who

can hold their own. Max is one of them. We can focus on nurturing him."

Max was a subordinate of Hepburn.

When Max made a mistake, Hepburn was also naturally put to shame.

However, instead of blaming Max, Nathan announced his wish to nurture Max.

Hepburn couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief, laughing as he said, "All right. I'll talk to him when I return and tell him to perform well."

Nathan smiled. "Okay!"

Hepburn exchanged a few more words with Nathan, then also excused herself.

left, the smile on Nathan's face vanished and was

mansion, as soon as Hepburn returned to

asked, "Your Majesty, you summoned me urgently. Is there something you wish

and humiliate the Gods civilians? And have you repeatedly had conflicts with people

us as if we are foreign invaders. I find them displeasing, so I had my men discipline a few of the major Gods families and ransacked their

just taken over Divine Realm, and we haven't won over the hearts

surrender. They are always plotting rebellion behind our backs. I'm also considering His Majesty's interests. I reckon we should make an example of a few families by intimidating some of them! Your Majesty, if you feel I've acted

expression softened a

His Majesty was just speaking with me, and he mentioned you Given that we currently have

have to work hard!"

pledged his loyalty. "I will certainly not let down the expectations

instinctively saying, "The Four Emperors are coming to pay tribute soon, not to mention with ill intentions. Moreover, His Majesty's

suddenly realizing she was about to say something wrong,

that Nathan

didn't hear any more from Hepburn. He quickly asked, "What's wrong with His Majesty? Is his injury not healed? Is his

him with a cold expression, which gave him quite a scare. Hepburn said