The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 400 The nation observed ten minutes of silence to honor the Black Dragon, the God of War. After informing the press of the circumstances surrounding the Black Dragon’s death, Levi chased the reporters away. After all, what he was about to do next was not suitable for television broadcasts.

Levi entered the consulate general.

Envoys of the twenty-eight nations were here for the negotiations. After Levi walked in, a few soldiers carried the still unconscious, badly injured Henry in.

Levi cut to the chase and spoke in a firm voice, “In accordance with international practices, you’ll have to pay a ransom for every prisoner-of-war. A million for each common soldier, 10 billion for a general, and 5 billion for a lieutenant, and since you’ve killed our commander-in chief, we’ll increase the price tenfold. We request that you pay up immediately. Otherwise, they will be executed this instant.”

Levi revealed their demands.

Enraged, the envoys stood up. “No way.” “Levi, you’re taking it too far.” “Hell no!”

Levi stared at them with ruthless eyes. “In that case, I’ll give the order to execute all the captives immediately.”

As he said that, he turned to leave.

“G-General Levi, let’s talk it over.”

“L-Let’s discuss this.”

“Tenfold is too much. We can’t accept this.”

The envoys wheedled.

“Too much?”

Our commander-in-chief was killed. You better pray that the Black Shadow General makes it out alive. If he doesn’t, the Black

I accept your conditions.”

envoys folded. Soon, all twenty-eight

transfer immediately. After that, Levi kept his word and released the

military base in

James everything in detail. “Commander-in-chief, the nation now knows of your demise on the battlefield and observed ten minutes of silence. All envoys had paid the ransom. This incident has been

Levi continued, “The total compensation from the twenty-eight nations stands at 8.9 trillion dollars. The money is currently in the bank account of the

at the

compensation directly to him, the victor.

not understand the

arriving in Cansington, he finally grasped the usefulness of money. Thus, he understood what 8.9

“Yes.”

twenty-eight nations have been bled dry. After this incident, their nations incurred huge losses. It’s estimated that their economies will not recover to pre-war conditions for

the National Treasury and transfer 2 trillion to the Finance department. Transfer 1 trillion to

that each of his men had

guarded the border. They could only return

exterminating their enemies. It would be disheartening if they had to worry about their family’s livelihoods on

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