Salute To The General

What?

Upon hearing this, Hodges and the others were greatly surprised, looking toward the door with doubt and astonishment.

Right then, a slender figure was seen walking in at a leisurely pace.

It was indeed Nathan, the God King.

Hodges' eyes widened instantly. His body stiffened, and he exclaimed in a raspy voice, "God King!"

Behind Nathan, Hepburn and Max, among others, followed.

Outside, the sound of chaotic footsteps echoed, revealing hordes of vampire warriors outside, surrounding the area. Faintly, the orders of the vampire warrior leader could be heard. "Quick, quick, quick, surround this place. Without orders, no one is allowed to leave." Hodges and his companions all turned deathly pale.

This was clearly not a good sign.

But they couldn't understand how Nathan came to know about their secret plans.

At this moment, Nathan strolled in unhurriedly as if he owned the place. He walked straight to the head of the table and casually took a seat. He then picked up the jug from the table, got a fresh cup, and poured himself a drink without a care in the world. This left Hodges, standing in the middle of the hall, feeling quite embarrassed.

The Gods who were originally seated around, also stood up in fear, their faces filled with terror.

Nathan took a sip of water, then his gaze fell on Hodges and the others. He said lightly, "It's me who has come, not the Four Emperors. Are you all disappointed, shocked?"

Hodges' face looked particularly unpleasant. "God King, there seems to be a misunderstanding. Please let me explain..."

Nathan nodded. "All right, go ahead and make your cunning argument. If you manage to deceive me, I'll admit defeat."

Hodges' face changed color again.

With a cold demeanor, Hepburn tossed a register on the table and said indifferently, "Hodges, you still want to play games."

"You've gathered a group of God Paladins, attempting to unite the Four Emperors against the God King. All of your schemes have already been exposed by your own subordinates. Here are the confessions from your subordinates, along with the list they provided, and the evidence we've collected. Would you like to review them?"

What?

Hodges' heart was sinking, drowning in despair.

Unexpectedly, no sooner had he contemplated rebellion than Nathan found out. Moreover, Nathan had even obtained evidence.

Now it's all over.

Nathan put down his coffee cup and calmly said, "came here to ask you one thing. Did your teacher, participate in this matter? Was he involved in the conspiracy and rebellion? Was it his suggestion? If you confess honestly, I might consider giving you a chance to live."

Hodges' eyes flickered with panic, but he quickly retorted sternly, "All of this was my own doing. It has nothing to do with my teacher. My teacher doesn't even know about it,

so don't even think about framing

him!"

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Nathan said calmly, "If that's the case, there's no need for further review. Will you handle it yourself, or do you need my people to step in?"noveldrama

Upon hearing these words, Hodges realized that he was clearly being asked to take his own life.

Suddenly, he gritted his teeth and roared, "Nathan, I'm going all out against you!"

After saying that, suddenly, he erupted in violence, lunging at Nathan like a wild beast.

Max could have intercepted Hodges right away, but just as he was about to make his move, he suddenly changed his mind. Pretending to be a beat too slow, he let Hodges pass. Max wanted to seize the opportunity to see if Nathan was really as seriously injured as the rumors suggested, and whether or not Nathan currently had no fighting strength. Hodges managed to get past Max but couldn't get past Hepburn.

In an instant, Hepburn switched to combat mode, blocking Hodges and engaging him in a fight.

In the grand hall, Hodges'

companions, aware of their inevitable demise, fought like

Nathan with reckless abandon intending to take him down with

cornered beasts. They charged an et

them.

Max had just let Hodges take the lead, but he dared not go easy now, fearing that Nathan would notice something was off.

He and his men fought their way out, blocking Hodges' companions.

In the hall, a battle broke out, unfolding with extraordinary intensity.

Nathan, however, sat on the chair, observing indifferently, sipping his coffee with a cool detachment...