The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky

Chapter 3182

Chapter 3182

Chapter 3182

Chapter 3182

The second Wolfric heard that, his face turned as grim as death.

Immediately after Eugene IV and the Remdikian God of War showed their support for Nathan, many other Gods of War at the scene, too, started to agree with Nathan being the commander-in-chief. Suddenly, more than half of the Gods of War sided with Nathan.

Only the remaining Adrunian powers, such as Eagleland, Hallsbay, Ferropene, Frosa, and Xenhall, did not officially express their position.

As the mainstay of Adrune, those countries' cooperation was vital in the fight against the vampires, so everyone was focused on them.

Even though many supported Nathan, Wolfric remained calm because those Adrunian powers that had yet to express their positions were actually his allies.

has to consider the greater good. I have no problem using the same old trick. If it's not broken, don't fix it!

face, Catherine seemed reluctant to

conservatively estimated to have exceeded ten million and is still growing rapidly. That's why I hope that we

and Ariarica are allies, and Mr. Welz is a good friend of mine..." Eugene IV, Leopold, and the others could not help but be disappointed

the other hand, Wolfric, Eiken, and

said next, though,

"However, the matter today

situation in Adrune. In fact, I'd even say that it concerns

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of strength, morality, or the fact Nathan won the bet with Wolfric, the position of commander-in-chief belongs to Nathan," uttered Catherine in

Nathan should be the commander-in-chief? Wolfric's face immediately hardened while Eiken and

Eugene IV, Leopold, and those who sided with Nathan, they were over

other Adrunian powers,

of the alliance," stated Carsten the Hallsbayan

Frosian God of War, and Dubravko, the Xenhallan God of War, followed suit and sided with Nathan. Those people were supposed to

was like a hard slap to Wolfric, who could not believe what was om happening Before his eyes. Eugene IV was so impressed by Nathan that he had nothing but admiration in his eyes when he looked at the